• Reviews around dpi (3.91 of 5)

    Logitech G602 Lag-Free Wireless Gaming Mouse – 11 Programmable Buttons, Up to 2500 DPI

    • Although it's not high DPI, I could not tell a difference from a super crazy high dpi mouse i had
    • It is very comfortable for many hours of use, has a great variety of programmable buttons.cons:a little heavyrelatively low DPI (enough for me)
    • I love the adjustable DPI settings which are literally right at your fingertip and the thumb rest is a nice touch
    • Performance mode is rediculous for gaming and the adjustable dpi is suuuuuper great for sniping
    • Adjustable DPI on the fly is a handy feature to have, and I now find myself playing at Max DPI for most games.
    • No DPI fine tuning (the steps between one DPI setting to the next are much larger than your average high end gaming mouse), the thumb buttons are difficult to differentiate between while gaming, and therefore, in my opinion, not very useful as critical key bindings aside from one your thumb naturally rests against
    • The buttons are great, dpi on the fly is great, no wires--great
    • Lower dpi is great for precision..
    • The DPI buttons do not get in the way of the right and left finger pads and allow easy, smooth DPI changing
    • I like the texture on the thumb rest, the programmable buttons are in a decent spot, and the default fastest DPI is just right for me
    • Clicks feel good, wheel is solid & having the capability to easily bump the dpi up or down is awesome when someone uses it quickly & else thinks it's moving too fast or slow
    • Fairly limited dpi and heavy
    • DPI is easily adjustable and performance is amazing
    • The other mode is “performance” (blue light) which will set up the mouse for the fastest dpi on the fly
    • I have not had a mouse with adjustable DPI
    • My first few matches, i would accidentally click the dpi up or down which messed me up a lot in gun fights
    • I like fast transition between Endurance and Performance mode (it also increases your Report Rate to 500 Hz), as well as quick DPI change (so far, I don't see why would you want more than 2500)
    • Great battery life and dpi for a wireless mouse
    • the extra buttons that can be programmed is a nice addition as well as the dpi change on the fly buttons and switch
    • Adjustable DPI: The adjustable DPI buttons are often useful for gaming
    • DPI is easy to set up, as is reprogramming the buttons, with the downloaded gamer software from Logitech
    • Amazing battery lifePlenty of other buttonsComfortableOn-the-fly dpi adjustment (great for animators)Slides very wellNice
    • The adjustable dpi and ultra-precise tracking makes fine adjustments easy
    • The adjustable DPI is great for shooters too
    • Love it and the adjustable DPI makes it great for work stuff too.
    • Its smooth and very accurate and I really liked the adjustable dpi button
    • You have adjustable DPI, or sensitivity, settings close to where your index finger is naturally resting, which I use considerably more often than I ever anticipated I would
    • The adjustable DPI works very well, and the mouse runs across a pad smoothly
    • The adjustable DPI works very well, and the mouse runs across a pad smoothly
    • DPI or sensitivity settings are also right by the index finger (buttons embedded by left click
    • everytime it's lag free and has just enough dpi for my play style and the extra 6 buttons on the side are great and give me lots of advantages as well the battery last long even with hours on cod game play on one
    • A good amount of programmable buttons, adjustable DPI settings, and a solid battery life
    • 2500 DPI is sufficient and didn't feel any lags.
    • The adjustable DPI makes life much easier for me, switching between applications that need precision on a single screen, to applications that take sweeping movements across multiple screens
    • Plus it's pretty big and has a great thumb rest.-Great DPI range, with the ability to DPI shift
    • The wireless connection works great, the adjustable DPI rate is incredible and can go from normal all the way to "barely move the
    • Max DPI is weirdly low, the G keys are slightly awkward, didn't mind those too much since its not like anyone needs 8000 or 12000 dpi or anything
    • and I really love the adjustable DPI
    • Another gripe is 2500 dpi just seems a little slow for a gaming mouse.
    • good DPI control and adjustments
    • I don't need a crazy high DPI
    • The battery life is excellent, the DPI is great, and the mouse is comfortable
    • If your buying this for the side buttons and adjustable dpi then buy another mouse
    • The side macro buttons are very useful in both scenarios, and the adjustable dpi is a nice touch.
    • , very nice ergonomic feeling in your hand/palm, sturdy (I have dropped it many times from varying heights and nothing has ever broken on it), can be very battery friendly (on ECO mode), can be incredibly accurate (in Professional mode, for gaming), overall a very nice mouse and again at $35 it is a steal.
    • Like I sad, not a big deal, but not sure why that isn't a thing