Want the right mouse button to run a complicated macro? Setting it up is easy, even for new users. Though the mouse ships with a preset range of 800 to 3,200, you have a full spectrum that starts at 100 DPI and goes as high as 25,600.Ĭustomization is the key to enjoying the G502 X Plus, and G HUB opens up the ability to fully change just about every feature on the mouse. It’s through the HUB that you have full control over DPI settings, even reassigning the five you swap between when using the up and downshift buttons. The game-changer here is Logitech’s G HUB app (available for Windows and Mac), which unlocks the accessory’s true potential. The G502 X Plus does shine on its own, though it’s easy to make the argument that it’s comparable to much cheaper models. G HUB Makes All the Difference Mark LoProto / How-To Geek If you don’t care to use it, though, the button can be removed and replaced with a stationary magnetic filler. I was surprised as to how often I used this when I needed more control for precision aiming my sniping game in titles like Halo Infinite and Gears 5 improved significantly when using the toggle. Logitech also included a shift toggle by the thumb, just beneath the two side customizable buttons, that, when pressed, locks in a speed of your choice until released. Customizable DPI speeds that you can toggle with the swift click of a button allow you to take full control of your experience with the G502 X Plus. In a competitive gaming environment, speed is critical. However, Logitech packs quite a lot into the ergonomic design, making it difficult to switch back to an older, outdated model. Unfortunately, it’s far from economic.Ĭoming from Logitech’s G602, which is quite a bit heftier and has more buttons, I wasn’t expecting the G502 X Plus’ more simplistic design to be as functional. The ample features are unexpected, considering how lightweight and inexpensive the mouse feels. However, gamers will find value in several of its more useful features, including a smooth scroll toggle that unlocks the wheel for speedier scrolling and a DPI (Dots per inch) shift that switches to a user-set DPI when pressed. The G502 X Plus is brimming with features, though its considerably high price may sway some consumers to less impressive models.Īs a standard mouse used for common two-button functionality, it’s difficult to justify spending the extra money on Logitech’s G502 X Plus. Logitech’s G502 X Plus Lightspeed is surprisingly lightweight, but its lack of heft isn’t indicative of a lower-quality product.
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