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On the left side, handily accessible by the thumb, are six programmable buttons, ideal for macros and keybinds used during MMORPGs and similar games. Thus, this is an all-rounder offering for casual players who’ll be gaming across a wide-range of genres. What’s great about the G602 is that the side buttons can be easily differentiated, despite being small and close together. The Logitech G602 is a wireless mouse, connecting to the PC via Logitech's G-Series Receiver, which offers the convenience of wireless connectivity without the pitfalls of lag and interference.
Logitech claims a “lag-free” 2ms response rate, which we can vouch for as being almost impossible to notice. Obviously, the lack of wires results in a mouse that’s easy to slide around, but its smooth bottom also helps it to glide across most flat surfaces. A thumb-rest juts out from the side for added support and ribbed rubber improves grip when your palms get sweaty. but unlike Logitech's normal shared receivers, the gaming line dedicates the full bandwidth of the connection to overcome issues of lag or interference.
Communicating with 500 reports per second (once every two milliseconds), the mouse and receiver connect at 2. The wireless mouse powers off of two AA batteries, though Logitech has added a unique capability—the G602 can get by on one battery just as well as two. However, this does reduce response accuracy and sensitivity, so you’ll want to use this only when you’re not actually gaming.
Unlike some of its rivals, Logitech’s software suite lacks a snazzy name – however, this doesn’t mean it’s not a great program, and it includes a number of useful features.
The G602 is a right-handed mouse, with a sculpted ergonomic design, complete with a jutting wing for you to support the thumb.
The G602 features Logitech's Delta Zero sensor, which offers tracking sensitivity between 250 and 2,500 DPI and registers up to 2 meters of travel per second. On the front of the mouse, along with the standard right and left buttons, two additional buttons set on the left edge of the left button for switching DPI on the fly, easily accessible to your index finger, but out of the way enough to prevent any unwanted button presses. As such, serious gamers might want to look elsewhere; casual players that aren’t concerned about hyper-twitch gameplay will be fine with the G602. Buttons are fewer than on MMO-focused devices such as the Logitech G600 or the Razer Naga, but this is intended to be more of an all-rounder mouse.The buttons all work quite well, and Logitech's decision to use narrow, raised thumb-buttons instead of a larger array—like that seen on the Razer Naga Hex —works quite well.
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