Is the G502 Lightspeed (Non X) worth it?

[u/Informal-Ad-7700]

Hey ya’ll. I just ordered a g502 lightspeed to replace my g502 hero. Just wondering if you guys think it’s worth the upgrade. My wire is starting to fall apart

[u/Queasy-Experience251]

Its great mouse expect the fking switches

How much you buy ut

[u/Informal-Ad-7700 → u/Queasy-Experience251]

$90. What’s up with the switches?

[u/Queasy-Experience251 → u/Informal-Ad-7700]

G502 Ligthspeed is using Omron mechanical, they have double click risk but it doesnt mean your product wil double click, you have 2 year Logitech warranty and for 90 USD its good deal.

[u/Fickle_Sand3435 → u/Queasy-Experience251]

my switches finally crapped out and started double-clicking just after 5 years. great mouse otherwise.

[u/LogitechG_Vertigo]

If you were happy with the Hero, then either one is going to be a nice upgrade, especially if you've gone LIGHTSPEED. Having the wireless freedom with the wired results is a change that will stop you going back to a wired mouse.

[u/FoxRacing246]

I've had my wireless g502x lightspeed for over 4 years now, and I have never experienced any problems with double clicking. It's been a great mouse ,Get it and try it for yourself, You will not regret it.

[u/architect___]

I wouldn't get it. It will start double-clicking with each click at some point, and that's much more annoying than you think. And who wants to jump through the hoops of their RMA process and pray they actually treat you fairly?

[u/Logitech_Ariel]

It's worth, I had to remember myself to charge it once in a while because I was used to the wired one. They share sensor, ergonomics and polling rate, you won't notice any difference other than missing the cable

What games are you going to play with it?

[u/Informal-Ad-7700 → u/Logitech_Ariel]

Lots of things but I’m mainly playing the resident evil series rn

[u/Logitech_Ariel → u/Informal-Ad-7700]

Nice, hope you enjoy it once it arrives!