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# Lag-free 2.4GHz wireless 11 programmable buttons 250 hrs battery life Logitech G602 Lag-Free Wireless Gaming Mouse – 11 Programmable Buttons, Upto 2500 DPI

**Brand:** logitech
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## Summary

> 🎯 Dominate your desk and game with wireless precision and unstoppable endurance!

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- **What is this?** Logitech G602 Lag-Free Wireless Gaming Mouse – 11 Programmable Buttons, Upto 2500 DPI by logitech
- **How much does it cost?** ₹ 43689 with free shipping
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## Best For

- logitech enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted logitech brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Wireless Freedom:** Lag-free 2.4GHz connection eliminates cables and clutter for a clean, professional setup.
- • **Precision Meets Power Efficiency:** Delta Zero sensor technology delivers pinpoint accuracy while maximizing battery life.
- • **Built to Last, Designed for Comfort:** Ergonomic shape with durable buttons rated for 20 million clicks keeps you in control.
- • **Command Your Game with 11 Customizable Buttons:** Tailor your controls for work or play with easy-to-reach programmable keys.
- • **Endurance that Outlasts Your Marathon Sessions:** Up to 250 hours of uninterrupted wireless gameplay with power-saving modes.

## Overview

The Logitech G602 is a wireless gaming mouse engineered for professionals and gamers alike, featuring up to 250 hours of battery life, 11 programmable buttons for ultimate customization, and lag-free 2.4GHz wireless connectivity. Its Delta Zero sensor ensures high accuracy, while durable construction and ergonomic design provide comfort and reliability for extended use across Windows and Mac platforms.

## Description

G602 redefines the laws of wireless gaming, with up to 250 hours of battery life, plus high accuracy Delta Zero technology and an ultra-durable build.

Review: This mouse is amazing for the price - This mouse is amazing for the price. I originally got it in 2013 as a Christmas present and used it all throughout high school. it is shaped to just fit into your hand like a glove. It is very responsive and it just feels like I am using a wired mouse, but without the inconveniences of the cable. I don't feel any lag while using this. On top of that, the battery life is so good on this mouse. Logitech isn't lying when they say that this mouse has great battery life. Yes, it uses AA batteries (and as a result, battery life can very depending on which ones you use) that you have to replace about every 3-6 months, but if you really don't want to have to keep buying batteries for this thing, just get a pair of rechargeable batteries. It may not last as long, but you can just reuse the same batteries over and while still having impressive battery life. I mainly use this mouse in the "Eco" mode as I don't really feel a difference between the "Eco" mode and "performance" mode, aside from the reduced battery life. I played CS Go with it in Eco mode without any issue. The side buttons are also well positioned. I can easily reach all of them with my thumb without having to shift my hand position. Most mice only have 2 side buttons and for most people, that is good enough. Even gamers don't really need side buttons. I rarely use them for games. I mainly use the side buttons for AutoCAD macros and that is about it. They are nice to have, but not everyone needs them. The other great thing about this mouse is that its very durable. I have dropped it dozens of times in high school and it never broke. I had it for 3 years before it finally broke from a chair falling onto the mouse (don't ask). I love the mouse so much that when my first one broke, I went here and bought another one. The only problem i had with the ergonomics of this mouse is on the right side where your pinky rests. that surface is very smooth and hard to grip onto, which can make lifting the mouse slightly annoying if you are someone who puts three fingers on the top of the mouse like me. However, you get used to this and all you need to do is slightly adjust your grip so that your pinky finger slides forward just a little bit. Even though this mouse is now about 4 years old, its still a fantastic mouse, and now that the price of it has gone down so much, I think this mouse is one of the best mice you can get for the money. It was worth it at its full price, and now that its gone down to about 40$, its a steal. If you want a durable and reliable wireless mouse, this is the one for you.
Review: Absolutely fantastic [UPDATE: 6 months, problem] [UPDATE 2: ~20 months, going strong!] - I bought this specifically for the button layout. I play MechWarrior Online and need to be able to press a lot of buttons. The 6 keys/buttons for your thumb have great feel, are easy to tell apart in the heat of the moment, and all are easily accessible without being too easy to accidentally press. I have accidentally pressed the first/main button with my index finger while adjusting the DPI with those smaller buttons, but it's only happened literally about 1% of the time, and less often as time goes on. The shape and texture of the mouse are great for me. I am 6'2" and wear large gloves, and I play with a modified claw grip -- something between a palm and a claw. One reviewer said it didn't work with his grip style because he always would press one of the thumb buttons when he tried to pick it up -- I have no such problem and have tried other grip styles to recreate it, and I just don't see how that could be an unavoidable problem. The textured area on the lower part of it is great, it doesn't feel gritty or low quality. The rubber in the palm area is very comfortable. The plastic of the 2 main buttons is very smooth and curved just right. The buttons are very long and would suit a very large handed person very well, but they actuate the button very easily whether you press the very tip or if you press even as close as 1 centimeter from the base of the button. The thumb buttons should be no problem for all but those with the very smallest of hands, as in small children and those with achondroplasia. As for gaming with a wireless mouse, I was a little concerned before I bought this one. I didn't buy this because I wanted a wireless mouse, I bought it because the button layout is perfect for MechWarrior. My prior mouse was a G9, a top-of-the-line wired laser gaming mouse. I have found the G602 to be just as accurate as the G9 and with no perceptible input lag at all. Furthermore, if you are concerned about the batteries running out at a critical moment, don't be. A little window pops up in the upper corner when it gets down to 20%, and again at 10%, and I don't know if it does it again after that because that's when I changed it. There was never a performance degradation as the batteries were consumed. I use Sanyo eneloop rechargeable batteries to keep the cost and environmental impact down. The battery life is actually better than they claim. I play MechWarrior about 10-20 hours per week, in addition to all the time I spend using it for school/work, shopping, etc, and the batteries it came with lasted about 3 months -- without ever turning the mouse off, and with the mouse in performance mode the whole time. In terms of the number of hours from putting the batteries in to removing them (not the number of hours of actual mousing), it was well over 2,000 hours. Literally my only complaint with this mouse is that sometimes I accidently actuate the right main button if I bump the front of the mouse into something like a glass of water or my keyboard or something, because the button is so long. Combine this mouse with the Logitech G240 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad or other cloth game pad and you will be in gaming bliss. (Ultra high DPI is a marketing gimmick like megapixels for cameras... it matters, but only to a certain extent, and it's usefulness is bottle-necked by several other factors) [UPDATE 6/28/14] A couple of days ago the middle mouse button stopped working. The scroll wheel still works to scroll, but pressing it down suddenly stopped working. I googled the problem and found a page on the Logitech official forums where other users are having the same issue, one of whom noted that they could make it work if they pressed it down hard. I tried that, and yes, it worked for me, too. Before you think that maybe I'm just a bear and I broke it by always pressing hard, I'd like to deny that. I've always pressed just enough to actuate the "click," and I still hear the click with a gentle pressure -- it just doesn't actually do anything unless I press it like I'm trying to crush a wood-tick. About 12 hours after this problem developed and I'd had some time to investigate, I called Logitech and requested a warranty replacement, which they've granted. I don't have to send this one in or anything, so absolutely no money out of pocket. Supposedly I will have my new G602 in a week or so. I'll update here to let you know how that goes. I've had a good experience with warranty replacement from Logitech in the past when my solar keyboard started wigging out on me, so I'm hopeful this will go smoothly. UPDATE #2, 7/4/15: So Logitech did send me another one right away, and I've been using that one for more than a year now with no problems. This remains my all-time favorite mouse. The buttons still feel great, the battery life is incredible, and I now thoroughly despise trying to play games with any other mouse. I've found that this mouse is also great for surfing the web: the Logitech software lets you set up different profiles for different applications and it automatically detects which program you are in and switches to that profile. So in MWO, it's all set up for that, but when I alt-tab out to surf the web it uses that profile, which lets me use the thumb buttons to go forward, backward, hold down one to open a link in a new tab, another button will make it full-screen, another reloads the page. Very handy!

## Features

- Upto 250 hours of battery life (Best with Polaroid AA Batteries)
- Power saving, high accuracy Delta Zero sensor technology. Try tracking on a different surface
- Lag free gaming grade wireless, performance and endurance modes maximize battery life
- Long life buttons rated to 20 million clicks, 11 programmable buttons. Dimensions-Mouse-5.5 L x 3.3 W x 1.7 H inches. Receiver-0.7 L x 0.5 W x 0.2 H inches
- For Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Mac OS X 10.6.8 or higher. For more details go through the "System Requirements" mentioned below
- Enduring battery life: Up to 250 hours of non-stop gaming-8X greater than typical wireless performance
- Delta Zero sensor technology: Delivers power-saving optimization and high accuracy cursor control
- Wireless gaming technology: 2.4GHz connection gives you freedom from cords, clutter and game interference
- Performance/Endurance switch: Easily switch between two modes to save power for when you need it most
- For Windows and Mac: Works with Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Mac OSX 10.6.8 or higher

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00E4MQODC |
| Additional Features | Wireless |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Battery Average Life | 250 hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,748 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #300 in Mac Accessories #498 in PC Gaming Mice |
| Brand | Logitech |
| Button Quantity | 6 |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Connectivity Technology | wireless |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 14,053 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Unspecified |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00012303251201, 00097855098498, 00978550984982, 10097855098495 |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Hardware Platform | PC;Mac |
| Included Components | Mouse |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 5.47"L x 3.27"W |
| Item Type Name | Logitech Gaming Mouse G602 Mouse 2.4 Ghz (910-003820) |
| Item Weight | 5.92 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Mfr Part Number | 910-003820 |
| Minimum Required Operating System Version | Windows Vista |
| Model Name | Logitech G602 Mouse |
| Model Number | 910-003820 |
| Mouse Maximum Sensitivity | 2500 dots_per_inch |
| Movement Detection | Optical |
| Movement Detection Technology | Optical |
| Number of Batteries | 1 CR2 batteries required. (included) |
| Number of Buttons | 6 |
| Operating System | Windows 10 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Range | feet |
| Special Feature | Wireless |
| Style Name | G602 |
| UPC | 012303251201 611104407154 978550984982 803982729200 097855098498 097855098726 |
| Warranty Description | Limited warranty - 3 years |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Logitech
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** wireless
- **Movement Detection Technology:** Optical
- **Special Feature:** Wireless

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: does it come with a manal?**
A: No it doesn't come with a Manal but it comes with a Manual

**Q: Does the scroll wheel have an indented clicky feel when you spin it?  I want it to be able to precisely switch fps weapons.**
A: It does, but its not nearly enough resistance/click. In the heat of a battle in a FPS, it is difficult to spin the wheel to exactly how many clicks you want, and you will likely miss the weapon you are trying to swap to. Happens to me all the time.

**Q: Does the usb receiver work with logitech keyboards? E.g., I am looking at a LT K750 and wondering whether either receiver will work for both devices.**
A: The reason that it does not support the unifying receiver is that a second device on the same wireless would introduce even more lag. Most wireless gaming mice, including this mouse, works on at 500 Hz while many wired gaming mice work at 1,000 Hz. This difference is normally not noticed, but if you added a second wireless device to the same receiver, the response would be effectively cut in half (250 Hz) which would definitely be noticed in gaming.

**Q: Is there a slot in the battery compartment to store the USB nano-receiver when on the road, as with other Logitech gaming mice?**
A: Yes there is, just under the battery cover, which I believe is a standard for Logitech Gaming mice. Only on standard Logitech mice is it questionable, as they don't get carried around as much as gaming mice.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This mouse is amazing for the price
*by J***S on April 30, 2017*

This mouse is amazing for the price. I originally got it in 2013 as a Christmas present and used it all throughout high school. it is shaped to just fit into your hand like a glove. It is very responsive and it just feels like I am using a wired mouse, but without the inconveniences of the cable. I don't feel any lag while using this. On top of that, the battery life is so good on this mouse. Logitech isn't lying when they say that this mouse has great battery life. Yes, it uses AA batteries (and as a result, battery life can very depending on which ones you use) that you have to replace about every 3-6 months, but if you really don't want to have to keep buying batteries for this thing, just get a pair of rechargeable batteries. It may not last as long, but you can just reuse the same batteries over and while still having impressive battery life. I mainly use this mouse in the "Eco" mode as I don't really feel a difference between the "Eco" mode and "performance" mode, aside from the reduced battery life. I played CS Go with it in Eco mode without any issue. The side buttons are also well positioned. I can easily reach all of them with my thumb without having to shift my hand position. Most mice only have 2 side buttons and for most people, that is good enough. Even gamers don't really need side buttons. I rarely use them for games. I mainly use the side buttons for AutoCAD macros and that is about it. They are nice to have, but not everyone needs them. The other great thing about this mouse is that its very durable. I have dropped it dozens of times in high school and it never broke. I had it for 3 years before it finally broke from a chair falling onto the mouse (don't ask). I love the mouse so much that when my first one broke, I went here and bought another one. The only problem i had with the ergonomics of this mouse is on the right side where your pinky rests. that surface is very smooth and hard to grip onto, which can make lifting the mouse slightly annoying if you are someone who puts three fingers on the top of the mouse like me. However, you get used to this and all you need to do is slightly adjust your grip so that your pinky finger slides forward just a little bit. Even though this mouse is now about 4 years old, its still a fantastic mouse, and now that the price of it has gone down so much, I think this mouse is one of the best mice you can get for the money. It was worth it at its full price, and now that its gone down to about 40$, its a steal. If you want a durable and reliable wireless mouse, this is the one for you.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely fantastic [UPDATE: 6 months, problem] [UPDATE 2: ~20 months, going strong!]
*by X***L on April 18, 2014*

I bought this specifically for the button layout. I play MechWarrior Online and need to be able to press a lot of buttons. The 6 keys/buttons for your thumb have great feel, are easy to tell apart in the heat of the moment, and all are easily accessible without being too easy to accidentally press. I have accidentally pressed the first/main button with my index finger while adjusting the DPI with those smaller buttons, but it's only happened literally about 1% of the time, and less often as time goes on. The shape and texture of the mouse are great for me. I am 6'2" and wear large gloves, and I play with a modified claw grip -- something between a palm and a claw. One reviewer said it didn't work with his grip style because he always would press one of the thumb buttons when he tried to pick it up -- I have no such problem and have tried other grip styles to recreate it, and I just don't see how that could be an unavoidable problem. The textured area on the lower part of it is great, it doesn't feel gritty or low quality. The rubber in the palm area is very comfortable. The plastic of the 2 main buttons is very smooth and curved just right. The buttons are very long and would suit a very large handed person very well, but they actuate the button very easily whether you press the very tip or if you press even as close as 1 centimeter from the base of the button. The thumb buttons should be no problem for all but those with the very smallest of hands, as in small children and those with achondroplasia. As for gaming with a wireless mouse, I was a little concerned before I bought this one. I didn't buy this because I wanted a wireless mouse, I bought it because the button layout is perfect for MechWarrior. My prior mouse was a G9, a top-of-the-line wired laser gaming mouse. I have found the G602 to be just as accurate as the G9 and with no perceptible input lag at all. Furthermore, if you are concerned about the batteries running out at a critical moment, don't be. A little window pops up in the upper corner when it gets down to 20%, and again at 10%, and I don't know if it does it again after that because that's when I changed it. There was never a performance degradation as the batteries were consumed. I use Sanyo eneloop rechargeable batteries to keep the cost and environmental impact down. The battery life is actually better than they claim. I play MechWarrior about 10-20 hours per week, in addition to all the time I spend using it for school/work, shopping, etc, and the batteries it came with lasted about 3 months -- without ever turning the mouse off, and with the mouse in performance mode the whole time. In terms of the number of hours from putting the batteries in to removing them (not the number of hours of actual mousing), it was well over 2,000 hours. Literally my only complaint with this mouse is that sometimes I accidently actuate the right main button if I bump the front of the mouse into something like a glass of water or my keyboard or something, because the button is so long. Combine this mouse with the Logitech G240 Cloth Gaming Mouse Pad or other cloth game pad and you will be in gaming bliss. (Ultra high DPI is a marketing gimmick like megapixels for cameras... it matters, but only to a certain extent, and it's usefulness is bottle-necked by several other factors) [UPDATE 6/28/14] A couple of days ago the middle mouse button stopped working. The scroll wheel still works to scroll, but pressing it down suddenly stopped working. I googled the problem and found a page on the Logitech official forums where other users are having the same issue, one of whom noted that they could make it work if they pressed it down hard. I tried that, and yes, it worked for me, too. Before you think that maybe I'm just a bear and I broke it by always pressing hard, I'd like to deny that. I've always pressed just enough to actuate the "click," and I still hear the click with a gentle pressure -- it just doesn't actually do anything unless I press it like I'm trying to crush a wood-tick. About 12 hours after this problem developed and I'd had some time to investigate, I called Logitech and requested a warranty replacement, which they've granted. I don't have to send this one in or anything, so absolutely no money out of pocket. Supposedly I will have my new G602 in a week or so. I'll update here to let you know how that goes. I've had a good experience with warranty replacement from Logitech in the past when my solar keyboard started wigging out on me, so I'm hopeful this will go smoothly. UPDATE #2, 7/4/15: So Logitech did send me another one right away, and I've been using that one for more than a year now with no problems. This remains my all-time favorite mouse. The buttons still feel great, the battery life is incredible, and I now thoroughly despise trying to play games with any other mouse. I've found that this mouse is also great for surfing the web: the Logitech software lets you set up different profiles for different applications and it automatically detects which program you are in and switches to that profile. So in MWO, it's all set up for that, but when I alt-tab out to surf the web it uses that profile, which lets me use the thumb buttons to go forward, backward, hold down one to open a link in a new tab, another button will make it full-screen, another reloads the page. Very handy!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I absolutely love this mouse (still, after 3 years!!)
*by B***M on October 26, 2016*

I absolutely love this mouse! The button set-up is perfect for most moba games. 6 buttons on the side for the 4 attacks + 2 relics. 2 buttons up top for items. Also! I've been using this mouse since January on the eco; mode, it works fine for gaming. I honestly haven't had a problem with feedback or responsiveness at all. It just today told me I'm at 5% and to consider changing the batteries soon. That's roughly 10 months of usage. As for my usage in 10 months, I game some days more than others, usually at least every other day, most of the time at least everyday for an hour or so. Plus light usage, watching YouTube videos, Netflix, surfing the web. Either way, I couldn't be happier with how long the batteries last, how the button set-up is and the construction and build quality of the mouse. 3 year update: I still love this mouse! However now I use it on performance mode in games and eco while surfing the net. Actually, I ordered a second one and just got it today. The old one still works however I rage'd out a couple of times and mashed the left click button pretty hard in the past. (My own fault, mouse would probably still be fine if I was just more mature, lol) *It still works, but I occasionally get an accidental double click or if I'm holding the button down it might think I let go of it after a second or two.* Just kind of a deal breaker in ranked games. Easy Fix AFAIK, just search YouTube: I looked it up on YouTube and it looks like an easy enough fix. Take the mouse "feet" off, unscrew a few screws, pull the cap for the click mechanism and bend the piece of metal that makes contact when you press the button, then put it all back together and maybe some new mouse "feet" for $8. I'm probably going to do this now that I have a new one and keep it as a backup incase this happens again. TL;DR: Still a 5 star mouse! Absolutely amazing piece of equipment, responsive, long-lasting, durable and ergonomic.

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