We all know that in the world of gaming, precision is king, and every click matters. But finding a mouse that perfectly balances performance, comfort, and affordability? That can be a bit of a mission. But, Logitech, a true heavyweight in gaming peripherals, has a lineup that covers all the trifecta.
Whether you’re looking for budget-friendly reliability, top-tier accuracy, or something in between, Logitech has a mouse that’s just tailored for you. Today, we’re breaking down four of their best options: the G402, G304, G Pro, and the G502X Plus. Let’s get started with the G402 Hyperion Fury.
Precision in motion: G402 hyperion fury
This wired gaming mouse is built for speed, precision, and that sweet spot where your wallet does not cry. Its ergonomic design, with a comfortably curved shape fits snugly in the palm. The rubber grips provide extra control, no slip-ups during intense gaming sessions. The rubber-coated scroll wheel is silent, smooth, notched, and comes with a customizable tilt function.
But where the G402 truly shines is with Logitech’s Fusion Engine. This tech marvel combines an optical sensor with an accelerometer and gyroscope, allowing the G402 to track speeds up to a blistering 500 IPS (inches per second). Even when you lift the mouse off the surface, it stays on target—a game-changer for precise shots in FPS games.
The Delta Zero sensor offers a DPI range from 240 to 4,000, with a lightning-fast 1 ms sensor latency. The G402 also has a metal spring button tensioning system with 20 million clicks durability and eight programmable buttons for easy access. No flashy RGB here—just pure, unadulterated performance. Let’s meet the G304.
G304
This wireless gaming mouse blends style, functionality, and portability. Its sleek matte black or white finish, adorned with the iconic Logitech G logo, exudes understated cool. And at a featherweight 99g, it is perfect for those of us with hands that are not Hulk-sized.
The rubber-coated scroll wheel provides smooth, silent operation with distinct notches for precise control. But what really sets G304 apart is Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED technology. With a 1 ms latency and a 1000 Hz report rate, this mouse delivers ultra-fast wireless performance.
The Hero sensor inside offers remarkable precision and responsiveness, boasting a DPI range from 200 to 12,000. It hits a top speed of 400 IPS and accelerates up to 40 G—outperforming rivals like Corsair and Razer (who typically max out at 10,000 DPI). Sure, it is not throwing a disco party with RGB lights, and it has just six programmable buttons, but the G304? It is like that underdog who surprises everyone at the tournament. And the price? The G304 punches above its weight class at an unbeatable price. Let’s meet the Pro.
The Game Boy: G Pro
The G Pro is for gamers who demand nothing but the best of precision and performance. This wireless mouse is like a featherweight fighter, tipping the scales at just 80g. It’s ambidextrous, so whether you are a righty, a lefty, or somewhere in between, this mouse has your back.
Powered by Logitech's Hero sensor, it offers unparalleled accuracy and speed, sub-micron accuracy with zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration, and a max acceleration of 40 G. Plus the tracking speed can hit 400 IPS. The DPI button allows you to switch between five levels —from a chill 100 all the way up to a retina-searing 25,600 DPI. Logitech’s Lightspeed tech delivers a 1ms wireless connection. No lag, no hiccups—just buttery responsiveness.
The G Pro also offers a remarkable 60-hour battery life and supports the Logitech Powerplay wireless charging system. It features six programmable buttons and a scroll wheel with a tilt function, both customizable in the software, including scroll speed.
You can store up to five profiles. Switch them on the fly, no software installs needed. The G Pro is your secret weapon, ready to take your gaming prowess to new heights. While alternatives like the Corsair Katar Pro XT, Corsair SABRE RGB Pro Wireless, and the Razer Pro Click are commendable, the G Pro is in a league of its own. Let’s meet the elephant in the room, the G502x Plus.
The Sniper: G502x Plus
This wireless marvel is like a precision-guided missile. It has comfort, it has curves, and it’s ready to take command. Despite its considerable size, at a mere 106g, it is like holding a well-balanced katana. Its curved shape fits your hand like a custom-made glove and the rubber grips, say goodbye to hand fatigue—this mouse is built for marathon.
Logitech’s Hero optical sensor is the gold standard of the industry— offering sub-micron accuracy with zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration, capturing your movements accurately down to the pixel. And that dual mode scroll wheel—it tilts, it spins—it is like a fidget spinner for pros. Needing to snipe that pixel-perfect headshot, it can go from a stealthy 100 DPI to an ultra-fast 25,600 DPI, with a max acceleration of 40 G and a tracking speed of 400 IPS. Also, a dedicated DPI shift button allows on-the-fly sensitivity adjustments.
With a 130-hour battery life, the G502x Plus is a powerhouse. 68% faster response time than the previous gen, Lightspeed wireless tech ensures a lag-free 1ms wireless connection. With 11 strategically placed buttons, including a removable sniper button, it is the Swiss Army knife of gaming mice. You can store up to five profiles into its little brain and switch between those profiles on the fly on any device without installing the software. No armor is flawless but for those who know the stakes—the impact of missed headshots and the battles that could be lost, G502x Plus is the battleship you wish to have.
All these Logitech gaming mice—the G402, G304, G Pro, and G502x Plus — play nicely with Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS and they are customizable via the Logitech G Hub software. And if you are considering Logitech, secure a robust 2-year limited hardware warranty by purchasing stickers from Logitech’s authorized distributors in Bangladesh: Smart Technologies (BD) Ltd., Excel Technologies Ltd, and Distribution Hub Ltd. So, which one will you choose?
Md Zahurul Al Mamun is a tech enthusiast and writer