I've found the Logitech G502 Lightspeed at its lowest ever price and the best wired gaming mouse for

We've been predicting that Black Friday might just become "Black November" for some time now, and if there was anything to prove this it would be the fact that the Logitech G502 Lightspeed is now just . That, for the record, is the lowest it's ever been at Amazon.

The entire G502 line-up is renowned for its ergonomic shape and cornucopia of buttons, featuring a swooping thumbrest design and two additional buttons located on the side of the left mouse button. Oh, and that free-spinning scroll wheel which can be toggled between normal scroll or infinity scroll.

The Lightspeed version with the record low price tag is the flagship one, but the G502 Hero and G502 X have very nice discounts, too, the former being and the latter being . The G502 X, I should mention, is our current pick for the .

In fact, the Logitech mouse discounts are rolling in, so here's three of my top picks going cheap right now.

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• Logitech G502 Lightspeed | Wireless | 25,600 DPI |
• Logitech G502 X | Wired | 25,600 DPI winner55 |
• Logitech G502 HERO | Wired | 25,600 DPI |

Logitech G502 Lightspeed

This is the Big Daddy of the G502s: Wireless, RGB-lit, and PowerPlay charging support. One of the main reasons to opt for a G502 is for its ergonomic design. I used one for a good year or two previously, and it was genuinely one of the most comfortable mice I've used, and that's including vertical mice. There are cheaper wired versions, but if it's comfort and feel you're going for, you can't beat cutting the cord.

It might have been out for a while, now, but its tech is still pretty great, too. The Hero 25K sensor is still fantastic, and you'll find no issues with its Lightspeed connection. In other words, it's still a great pick for competitive gaming.

Throw in its record low price and you have a serious bargain. And we're not even two weeks away from Black Friday—someone slow Logitech down.

Logitech G502 X

The is the best wired mouse for gaming and that's because it shares most of what makes the G502 Lightspeed such a favorite. In fact, apart from the lack of wireless tech and RGB, its changes are actually improvements. For instance, it uses new optical mouse switches and is a little lighter than the Lightspeed, too.

Apart from this, though, it keeps things the same where they matter: in its ergo design and infinity scroll (although the wheel is plastic on this one). Oh, and the vast array of buttons that only a could put to shame.

Did I mention it's cheaper than it was during this October Prime Day, too?

Logitech G502 Hero

Now we come to the cheapest option, but while its price tag might be low, it certainly doesn't feel cheap. This one's been around for a while, too, but back in 2018 our Wes Fenlon found the to offer flawless performance.

The G502 Hero is essentially the G502 X's predecessor, and while the X has some improvements, it might be hard to argue with a $10 cheaper price tag. This isn't a record low or even as low as it reached during October Prime Day, but it's a good deal nonetheless.

The downsides compared to the G502 X are primarily that it's substantially heavier, doesn't have optico-mechanical switches, and สมัคร winner55 เครดิตฟรี​ has no interchangeable thumb button, but on the upside it has RGB. It's also a slightly different design as it has a higher profile shell, which is something to bear in mind.