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Is it possible to send your g502 proteus core to logitech and they change the leds to make it a g502 proteus spectrum

I was wondering if i was able to send my logitech g502 proteus core to the logitech head office to see if they will change the leds to essentially make it a spectrum.

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I highly doubt it

1. they lose money

2. you need the LED controller inside as well

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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Break it, RMA it, pray

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Break it, RMA it, pray

They have large G502 stocks so nope

Thats that. If you need to get in touch chances are you can find someone that knows me that can get in touch.

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kinda of a slap in the face to people that bought the reg 502 then offer the advanced one for the same price, but oh well, ill just stick with my 502 and its ugly blue led when my system is red and black. lol

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kinda of a slap in the face to people that bought the reg 502 then offer the advanced one for the same price, but oh well, ill just stick with my 502 and its ugly blue led when my system is red and black. lol

Good thing I put off buying a g502 for so long. Now I can get an RGB one xD

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Good thing I put off buying a g502 for so long. Now I can get an RGB one xD

way to kick a man when hes down lol

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It's easy to resolder LEDs.  You'll haev to destroy the current ones to get them off the PCB, but then putting new ones on is nothing.  You don't get RGB but you can change colors to whatever you want once.

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I'll just buy the rgb one. Give my Proteus core to someone needing a gaming mouse.

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