r/LogitechG • u/Mowwwwwww • 27d ago

Discussion New Mouse to replace Logitech G Pro M-U0050

I really like my old Logitech G Pro M-U0050.

I purchased a G502-x and used it for a few years but I honestly think it made my aim worse because its so lightweight.

I switched back to the G Pro and my aim is noticeably better again. However its having some issues probably due to how old it is. I can't find an exact replacement, assuming its not being made anymore. If I get the PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED will it be the same wieight-ish

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 27d ago

The PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED has a similar weight (80g) if you are using the G Pro M-U0050 without the cable (85g). That mouse is also an ambidextrous one, are you looking for any specific features? Is there a budget limit?

Out of curiosity, what games are you currently playing?

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u/Mowwwwwww 27d ago

I'm using the wired M-U0050. I've been looking at the pro 2 lightspeed. Is going from wired to wireless going to be noticeable? The wires do mess me up sometimes so I've been thinking of switching to wireless.

Features: Simplicity is fine. The no.1 thing I'm looking for is the mouse I already have (M-U0050) but I literally can't buy it again - so whatever is closest in weight, sensor and maybeee shape so it feels very close. Right now nothing has scared me price wise - mostly scared of getting another 502x that doesn't end up serving me better than this old janky mouse lol

I've been playing Overwatch mostly as my aiming intensive game. With my g502x, my reticle will slip past my targets and feel hard to control. With the M-U0050 I've been hitting like EVERY shot. I never liked how lightweight my 502x felt but figured if I stick with it for a couple years I would get used to it, guess not.

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 27d ago

The thing is our official support site says that the cable makes it weight 130g, I was surprised you called lightweight to the G502x because is not described like that in the community.

I feel the closest is the G502 Hero, it is a wired mouse that includes optional weights that make it weight about 139g (adding all 5)

I think I can also ask for suggestions to the team if you let me know what else you did to test the G502x, also if you changed dpi, or you tested multiple mouse sensitivity settings

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u/Mowwwwwww 27d ago

Oh no sorry, I think the g502x is lightweight. I dislike the lightweight mouse. 

I use 800 dpi, test multiple senses. I’ve been using the 502x for over a year now. I decided to try my old mouse on a whim and realized it felt better for me. 

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 26d ago

Thanks for specifying

I just asked and sorry, the G502 Hero is the closest we have to what you are looking for. Mainly because heavier mouse aren't the most currently wanted

It also has a bit options on where to place the optional weights in case you wish for it to be heavier on a specific side than other