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Very good mouse for gaming as well as office use, very precise and the ergonomics are top notch, with the added bonus of logitech software that allows you to customise the buttons and create several profiles (MMO, FPS, etc.). I'm very happy with this rather expensive purchase, but it really changes the way I use it on a daily basis, especially coming from a very old optical mouse =)
The simple fact that the G052 has been lightened gives it all the features I needed to buy it.
I had a G502 with lots of annoying lights that were more or less deactivatable. Then came the time when the switches started to work much less well, so I chose the same model without lights and with new opto-mechanical switches, let's see if it lasts unlike its big sister. So far it's working well, the switches are responding well and it's accurate when playing games. In short, it's a good mouse for playing and working.
A lightweight, precise, fast mouse that's gaming by definition.
The buttons are numerous, well placed and definable - what more could you ask for?
I got it as a replacement for my Corsair Sabre, which I fell in love with over several renewals, but the thumbwheel kept giving out on me every couple of years or so. This Logitech feels great in the hand, the buttons are easy to reach and the clicks are pleasant to the touch. I don't regret my purchase at all and I highly recommend it!
Bought to replace a G502 Hero that gave up the ghost (RIP my beautiful one), this one seems to me to be equivalent in terms of ease of use.
Much better than any other mouse I've tried, and it's not unpleasant to have removed the backlight. I was surprised by the absence of the removable weights in this version, but I didn't need them. The mouse is still light and easy to handle.
The detachable scroll wheel is still a must for this mouse.
The button layout is a little tighter, perhaps, than on the G502 Hero, which I find better: I no longer need to stretch out my fingers to reach them all (especially the previous/next buttons (by default), which are in the middle of my thumb instead of at the tip). The shape itself hasn't changed, but it's still worth pointing out that its ergonomics are very appreciable. My metacarpals thank me.
I've used almost every wired Logitech mouse in this range in the past, from the MX510 to the G502 Hero SE.
This new version is excellent. For the first time, an effort has been made on weight. The mouse is substantially lighter than its predecessors. Also gone are the removable weights, which I never used before.
The sensor is still flawless, as with the previous versions. The layout of the buttons is also very well thought out, with the usual notched wheel that can be made free by pressing a button, and which also allows horizontal scrolling.
Also, there is no longer an RGB on by default. This is much more comfortable. I find LEDs distracting.
I haven't installed the Logitech drivers, in my experience that can be a problem and Windows handles all the mouse buttons well (except the G9 which allows you to change the profile used on the fly, which is logical without the Logitech software).
