Super comfortable

none

im on my second mouse, had to buy the limited addition. had my first one for 4 years with no issues, second one for a year and still looks and feels great. cant think of a mouse id replace with

felt good, lots of programmable buttons

left click gave out and fails to hold a click and drag, or fire a full auto weapon in fps.

without the left click issues, this would be a real good mouse. the fact ive had it 7-8 months, and its useless, not so much

The left click broke on me

dont buy

Extremely accurate, super smooth.

The switches have a high failure rate.

Just like most people, my left button has failed in about 4 months.

Everything but the left click

The left click

I bought the SE a little over half a year ago, and the left click is now spotty. It will work for a bit and then just un-click while it's pressed. From time to time it's even double clicked from a single click as well. I'm not sure if it's hardware or one of the random updates from G'hub, so I'm going to hold out hope. I have two other logitech mice from a decade ago that still work... I miss the old logitech...

- Sensor Upgrade?

- Left click is completely unusable after a few months use. Previous G502 models before the Hero sensor lasted me 2 ~ 4 years each. Looks like others have had the same issue.

- Doesn't meet the expectations from past G502 models.

Great mouse, very responsive

just bought last january 2020, left click is now faulty.

great mouse but doesnt last long

Good buttons, Sniper zoom in button is pretty neat. Color changing and such can be done on the mouse as well as sensitivity. Adjustable weight is nice.

The zoomed in slow down button is touching the tip of my finger, just out of reach of how I usually hold the mouse. After about a year I noticed the plastic on the bottom is getting rubbed off before the slider pads. Also on a aluminum mouse pad.

Quite touchy on my mouse pad, but feels alright and is a great mouse. Upgraded from a Logitech G3.