Logitech G102 Light Sync Gaming Mouse with Customizable RGB Lighting, 6 Programmable Buttons, Gaming Grade Sensor, 8K DPI Tracking,16.8mn Color, Light Weight - Black

Nice look, RGB is quite bright and nice. Software support is good and ui is actually nice to control the mouse. There are 4 dpi options and works great for gaming. Build quality is solid and scroll wheel is good too except a little bit noisy but fine. There is no input delay or lag, mouse works smoothly. 2 years warranty is a really nice thing to have. Software has a lot of options once you install on the system. The onboard memory on mouse only has a fixed changing rgb preset and 4 dpi options from 800, 1600, 3200 and and 6000 probably which you can set as per your requirement once you install the software. Just a thing, if you have really large hand, don't buy it, it's good for small to medium size. Loving the mouse.

The Logitech G102 is a very good quality and value for money product. It performs perfectly. Precision, comfort and ergonomics are spot on. The G102 can be used for both productivity and gaming purposes. G102 + G213 is a great combination.

One of the best looking and clean mouse. Excellent software experience. Mouse click feedback and response is outstanding. Total gaming quality mouse. The only downside is mouse is little bit heavy so if you are low sensi player then your wrist will start getting hurt after longer gaming session. But if you are gym rat and your hand is big then this is the perfect one. For high sens players this is fine as it's grip is too good to just flick the enemy heads.

Alright, straight to the point. ive been using this masterpiece for more than 3 months now and id be more than obliged to share my experience with you guys. So, if you are looking to buy a good budget gaming mouse( around 1k to 2k) id a 100% recommend the logitech g102 lightsync. In this review ill cover all the pros and cons ive noticed after 3 months of usage and reading this might be fruitful for u :) first, lets talk about its design: its a plastic build(good quality) and weighs around 84g(pretty good imo). the primary(left) and secondary(right) mouse buttons are quite clicky and i cant help but fall in love with them. the middle moues button is cool too, nothing wrong with it. There is a DPI switch button right below the Middle mouse button and its an oval shape and it sounds pretty good too! you get two extra buttons on the left side of the mouse(forward and back) which u can customize to ur needs, actually, u can customize every single button to ur needs on the mouse with the help of the logitech software. The RGB is a solid 9/10 imo. You can customize it in so many ways that u just cant be creative enough with it. The wire is 2.1m in length and it isnt, braided, but it wont break of easily and is quite twistable. now lets get to the gaming part: i shouldve said this in design but if u have small-medium sized hands and love playing fps games, this is the mouse for u im ngl. The DPI is upto 8000 and u can customize the dpi switcher with ur own values. I dont know the exact factory values but i set mine to 800/2200/4400/8000. The software also has macros that let u make ur own macros and assign it to ur mouse buttons. i wont go more deep about macros because u can figure it out on ur own and the topic is too much to cover XD IMPORTANT!: now a side not that u just cant miss, you guys prolly havent heard about a mouse's IPS(no im not talking about the ips panel of a monitor). IPS stands for inches per second, and the higher the ips the better. but now ur wondering what does higher ips really do? well for an experiment, if u have a super crappy office mouse, plug it into ur system and swipe it from the left of ur desk to the right real fast. you might see that halfway through the screen, the mouse stops and goes down/up. If you wanna do fast flicks in ur games, that wont be possible with low ips, but the g102 has enough ips that no matter how hard i swipe it, it dosent stop. I think thats enough for the pros, lets get to the cons shall we? cons: 1: as i said, the build quality is great, but its not so great that if u drop it off of 3 meters, the mouse would be scratchless. i dropped mine once from 2 meters of height and it had a really really small dent on the bottom left side. Even though it wasnt really a big deal, i was scared sh*tless but its all aight, i cant even see the dent now. but still, i hope u wont be dropping ur mouse anywhere 2: now this is a big one, the matte texture of this mouse is slowly turning glossy, but luckily, the process is super slow and after 3 months i barely notice it, although im sure after 1.5 years its gonna be noticeable. well i cant think of any other cons cuz its such a great mouse and if ur on a tight budget, just blindly buy this, it will do u wonders. HOPE I HELPED! MUCH LOVE, PEACE OUT <3

Its a really good upgrade from your typical 900-1000 rupee mouse. If you play fps games this is the best entry level gaming mouse. I really felt the polling rate being more when I switched from my redgear A20. The only problem is you might get left click issues after 7-8 months but atp you can just claim your warranty. They do make you go through an irritating process to avail the warranty but hey you get a new mouse. Also really bright rgbs, love it.

Good one for gaming purpose

Very good to hold for flicks and such, is light. White one tends to get dirty quickly, although material is nice. Started facing some issues with scroll wheel after a while otherwise it's nice.

Gaming Performance This mouse absolutely punches above its price tag. It packs a gaming-grade optical sensor that goes up to 8,000 DPI, and the performance is incredibly consistent. The primary left and right clicks feature Logitech's metal spring tensioning system, making every single click feel snappy, crisp, and responsive. It easily handles both fast-paced action and slower, more precise gameplay without breaking a sweat. Smoothness With a 1000Hz (1ms) polling rate, the input is instantaneous—there is zero noticeable lag between moving the mouse and seeing the action on screen. The stock PTFE feet on the bottom glide nicely across a standard cloth mousepad, delivering a very fluid and uninterrupted tracking experience. Weight Coming in at exactly 85g, it sits in a really comfortable middle ground. While it isn't in the ultra-lightweight category (like some 50g honeycomb mice), it’s light enough to easily hit quick flick shots and prevent wrist fatigue during long gaming sessions. It has just enough mass to feel solid and well-built rather than cheap or hollow. Fit & Ergonomics Shape: It features Logitech's classic, tried-and-true "egg" design. It's a symmetrical, ambidextrous shape (though the two programmable side buttons are only on the left side). Grip Style: Because of its compact size, it is absolutely perfect for claw and fingertip grips. However, if you have larger hands and prefer a full palm grip, it might feel a little too small. Finish: The matte white finish looks super clean, especially with the 16.8 million color RGB shining through. Just keep in mind that the white plastic will need a quick wipe-down every now and then to stay looking fresh. Accuracy The sensor tracking is incredibly precise for a budget-friendly mouse. I haven't experienced any spin-outs, jittering, or unwanted mouse acceleration—wherever I point, the cursor lands exactly there. Plus, using the Logitech G HUB software lets you program up to 5 different DPI presets, meaning you can lock in the exact sensitivity you need for perfect aiming accuracy.

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The mouse will disconnect mid game and then reconnect

it was good for a couple of months but the wire is small and easy to cut which can make the mouse disconnect every time u move the wire. if u want to buy this mouse make sure to becareful with moving ur mouse and the wire.

Good quality product

A great mouse for both playing and working