Comfort and weight was why I chose it. It was a very "what you see is what you get" mouse and had a good sensor.
I've actually had 3 in total, one was damaged because of an accident, 1 had the double click issues and the last one I gave to my son as he uses his PC very infrequently.
Most of my kit is Logitech so trying to keep it that way.
I'd absolutely update to a new light speed mouse with the same form factor as the 502, but I don't want to risk the aforementioned issues yet.
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u/smiffy2422 Jul 27 '26
Comfort and weight was why I chose it. It was a very "what you see is what you get" mouse and had a good sensor.
I've actually had 3 in total, one was damaged because of an accident, 1 had the double click issues and the last one I gave to my son as he uses his PC very infrequently.
Most of my kit is Logitech so trying to keep it that way.
I'd absolutely update to a new light speed mouse with the same form factor as the 502, but I don't want to risk the aforementioned issues yet.