Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB Tunable Gaming Mouse, 12,000 DPI On-The-Fly DPI Shifting, Personalized Weight and Balance Tuning with (5) 3.6g Weights, 11 Programmable Buttons

When I ordered the mouse the proteus spectrum didn’t come but the hero edition came instead

Owned it for almost a month and I'm still configuring it to how I play. Noticed a massive difference between using this and a lower tier gaming mouse worth the investment if you're going to be putting the hours in with it. Would be overkill for just desktop usage.

Tout est dans le titre, on ne peut pas en être déçu, belle qualité, belle performance, de multiples boutons pour les config de jeux et parfait pour le FPS, je recommande pour des mains de tailles moyennes et grandes.

Este es un mouse de gran calidad, por lo tanto, si estas buscando un buen mouse eficiente y a la vez ergonomico, esta es una buena opción y por el precio es un must-have, las pesas incluidas son de gran ayuda si necesitass un poco mas de presición en fps por ejemplo, ademas de sus botones reprogramables con una sencilla aplicación que permite cambiar desde los colores hasta aspectos de dpi u otras cosas que resultaran bastante agradables a la hora de jugar

Super Gaming Mouse von Logitech mit viele Funktionen und Einstellungen dan GHub von Logitech. Farben Einstellung und DPI alles dabei

First of all, I’m not a gamer, so this review may not be as useful for the Proteus’ intended market. I got the Proteus because my Gigabyte M6900 crapped out after a year-and-a-half, which I got because my Logitech G400 crapped out after 2+ years, which I got because my beloved Logitech M518 eventually died after more than 6 years of dedicated service. It’s been problematic finding a replacement for the M518 because mice aren’t built to the same standards anymore. I’m hoping the Proteus is it, because I need a high-end mouse for detailed work in art packages and 3D modeling. This mouse is fairly large but sleek, with definite ergonomics. I use a palm grip with stubby fingers and it still fits me well (I’m right-handed). The ability to change the color of the light is irrelevant to me, but a nice touch. The metal scroll wheel gets a lot of flak from other reviewers, and while I don’t share their opinions, I understand why. I’d prefer a silicon sheath around it, but I don’t have any problems with the metal at all. It scrolls just fine, though it is a touch noisy when I speed-scroll on the click setting. As for the left- and right-click buttons, they have a standard clicking action and I don’t notice them much, but I can tell my fingers would work a little less if they reached farther forward. The click is a slight bit louder (crisper) than the others I’m used to, but not so much that I actually care, and that’s from someone who’s overly sensitive to noises in general. I disabled all the thumb-able buttons when I first got it, but it turns out I didn’t need to. I don’t find myself accidentally hitting any of them at all, so I consider them well-placed. I do appreciate the ledge for the thumb to rest on. It feels extremely natural. I don’t consciously notice the pinkie placement, but it would be nice to have a more indented spot for it to rest on, just because I’m used to that from the Gigabyte. Both thumb and pinkie grips are rubberized, which I like. The other finger placements are ‘satin’ plastic, which is also perfectly fine. The mouse comes with optional weights, but I like the feel of the unweighted mouse, so I can’t speak to this feature. The skids are bonded plastic instead of tape, and I expect them to last the life of the mouse. I’ve read reviews of people having problems with the sheathed cord, but I haven’t experienced any of that. Mine is unkinked and fine. I’ve had this mouse now for about a month as of Feb 2018 and it’s doing well. The one thing I’ve noticed system-wise is that now my computer warns about a program running in the background when I shut down. This is presumably the Proteus software and it takes care of itself without my intervention, but the fact that it’s doing it at all strikes me as odd. I never had this with Logitech or Gigabyte, but it also doesn’t bug me enough to bother with it. Here’s hoping my new mouse lasts longer than the brief lifespan of the Gigabyte. So far, I would recommend the Proteus to anyone looking to replace an upscale mouse that hasn’t stood the test of time. It’s a shame nothing these days equals the 6+ years of my M518. That was a golden age. Update: This is a follow-up to my initial review. I’ve been using the Proteus daily for 6 months now and it’s going strong. The scroll wheel has no issues and there’s no extra clicks from the left or right mouse buttons. No components have given me any trouble and I haven’t noticed any drop-off in performance. I can recommend this mouse.