logitech g502 or g402

[GamerJ]

I'm looking for a new gaming mouse for my new build I'm currently working on and was wandering which one between the Logitech g502 proteus spectrum and the Logitech g402 hyperion fury would be best. I mostly played on consoles and I'm just getting into PC gaming so I'm not used to playing on a keyboard and mouse, but I'm looking for a mouse best for my needs and most reliable (which would last longest).

[Guest]

both looks great. 402 is cheaper if you want. personally using 402 hyperion fury and no complains at all

[GamerJ]

Just now, dexxterlab97 said:

both looks great. 402 is cheaper if you want. personally using 402 hyperion fury and no complains at all

How long you had it?

[Guest]

Just now, GamerJ said:

How long you had it?

a year

[GamerJ]

1 minute ago, dexxterlab97 said:

a year

No wear issues?

[Guest]

Just now, GamerJ said:

No wear issues?

No. Good plastic. Really love it. 

[GamerJ]

1 minute ago, huilun02 said:

Ok.

What are your needs?

Sorry about that. Lots of computer programming and gaming. I'm not a really serious gamer, but I do play quite a lot. Genres I play are:

-Shooters

-RPG (Mass effect, witcher, etc. though I will probably be using a controller here)

-Puzzles

-Action adventure

I also plan on trying out some MOBA, MMORPG, and strategy games. I would also like it to last me as long as possible

[GamerJ]

3 minutes ago, dexxterlab97 said:

No. Good plastic. Really love it. 

Alright. Thanks

[Spork829]

Same here as @dexxterlab97. Had my G402 for about a year and I really love it. I've tried out a G502, and sure, the extra buttons and weights are nice, but not worth it for the extra money in my opinion. 

[GamerJ]

Just now, Spork829 said:

Same here as @dexxterlab97. Had my G402 for about a year and I really love it. I've tried out a G502, and sure, the extra buttons and weights are nice, but not worth it for the extra money in my opinion. 

Your g402 had no issues after a year? I'd like the mouse to last as long as possible

[Spork829]

Just now, GamerJ said:

Your g402 had no issues after a year? I'd like the mouse to last as long as possible

Absolutely none. If I cleaned the bits of grime out of the sides of the bottom pads, it could pass as brand new. Side note: the software for it is really good as well. 

[GamerJ]

1 minute ago, Spork829 said:

Absolutely none. If I cleaned the bits of grime out of the sides of the bottom pads, it could pass as brand new. Side note: the software for it is really good as well. 

Ok Thanks

[NumLock21]

The G502 comes with a weight system and hyper scroll, while the G402 don't. Both should suit your needs.

[im_aalekh]

Both the Mices G502 and G402 are great at performances.

I am using G402 for last one and half year, and still its clicks and scrolls are perfect. I am very much used to play Counter Strike Go, Dota and Tomb Rider.

It holds well. 

At many places, you will find some comments like Scroll of G402 not working well and bull shit.

I didn't find any of these problems.

It's great and also a great value at its price range.

[GamerJ]

8 minutes ago, NumLock21 said:

The G502 comes with a weight system and hyper scroll, while the G402 don't. Both should suit your needs.

Among the 2, which would you say would last longer and is the better option price to performance wise?

[GamerJ]

20 minutes ago, huilun02 said:

G402 is in the shape of the G502 but lighter and with less features. But still as accurate. Its a middleground shape for any grip type as long as you don't have small hands.

If you only strictly palm grip and want more hand support, get one of the Mionix Naos. G502 has all the bells and whistles but its kinda heavy.

Strictly speaking between the g502 and g402, which would you say is the better option price to performance wise and which would last longer.

[GamerJ]

4 minutes ago, im_aalekh said:

Both the Mices G502 and G402 are great at performances.

I am using G402 for last one and half year, and still its clicks and scrolls are perfect. I am very much used to play Counter Strike Go, Dota and Tomb Rider.

It holds well. 

At many places, you will find some comments like Scroll of G402 not working well and bull shit.

I didn't find any of these problems.

It's great and also a great value at its price range.

So for the price, the g402 would be a better option?

[im_aalekh]

2 minutes ago, GamerJ said:

So for the price, the g402 would be a better option?

i would rather suggest go for G402.

I am using it all day, and seriously loved its performance. 

 

[NumLock21]

8 minutes ago, GamerJ said:

Among the 2, which would you say would last longer and is the better option price to performance wise?

Both have a 2 year warranty. Price difference between them is $20 dollars. Just do a comparison.

http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/gaming-mice