PCWorld gave the Logitech G502 Lightspeed a rare 5-star rating. It's now $32 off at Amazon, matching its best price of the ...

The new mice retain the form factor of previous G502 models, but Logitech is promising an array of advanced technologies, including Logitech's new Lightforce hybrid optical-mechanical switches. Ujesh ...

If you've been after a classic gaming mouse for a decent discount, this Amazon deal takes the Logitech G502 Hero down to its ...

Logitech has unveiled the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, a wireless version of its best-selling gaming mouse. The mouse has all of the updated designs and components of the company’s ...

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Logitech has unveiled a new gaming mouse. That's an old mouse, but completely new, but not: the G502 Lightspeed. Yes, Logitech has finally created a wireless version of the classic G502, a mouse ...

Logitech has three new gaming mice, and the wireless ones finally have USB-C up front. That’s right, Micro USB’s reign of terror continues to be on the decline as ...

Computer peripherals company Logitech announces an upgrade for its G502 gaming mouse lineup. This improved version of the Logitech best-selling mouse will be called the G502 X and looks like another ...

The original G502 gaming mouse was released almost five years ago now. In tech years that makes it practically a pensioner. But it's a much-loved pensioner and one that can still go toe-to-toe with ...

Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

Logitech is reprising its best-selling gaming mouse today with the launch of the G502 X, the newest versions of the G502. There are three new models of the mouse including the G502 X, the G502 X ...

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