Question 1

Does the scroll wheel physically click, or does it just slide freely?

Accepted Answer

The scroll wheel, while not locked in infinity scroll, has a gentle ratchet feel and sound as you scroll. Pressing the middle mouse down has a meaty click feel like a button. Clicking left or right has a lighter almost left mouse click sound and feel to it. The middle mouse button is also much improved over the original G502 and has withstood many clicks and feels the same as it did after purchase.

Question 2

I'm looking for a replacement for my old G700s due to its left click becoming unreliable after about five years of otherwise excellent service. What I liked most about it was how customizable all of its buttons were, as well as the sheer amount. I thought this might be a good replacement, but it appears to only have three left side buttons compared to the G700s's four, and I read that its mouse wheel left and right tilt functions can't be custom mapped at all.

I could deal with having only three left side buttons if that is indeed the case, but not being able to remap the left and right wheel tilts is a deal breaker. I'm very used to giving the wheel tilts custom functions on my ol' G700s in everything from games to Photoshop, so that's my biggest question. I haven't seen many people point that issue out though, so I just want to be extra sure: Can the wheel left and right tilt inputs be remapped or not?

Accepted Answer

I'm using the G502 with Logitech Gaming Software and the left and right mouse wheel tilts are just as customizable as any of the other buttons. I bought the G502 to replace an old G500 and I've found it to be capable of and compatible with everything I did with the G500. Including a whole bunch of custom AutoHotkey mouse scripts that I couldn't live without at this point.

About the left side buttons, you're right that there are only three on the G502. It's also worth noting that the layout is more spread out when compared to your G700s. I had the same issue when moving on from the G500 (very similar layout to your G700s) and I wasn't sure I was going to like the G502 at first, but for what it's worth, it didn't take long to get used to the G502's layout and I actually hadn't thought about it since last year until I started answering your question. Though there is something more ergonomic about the layout and, what's more, it allows for larger buttons which all but rules out misclicks.

Question 3

Can anyone let me know of the wire length of the mouse?

Accepted Answer

7ft. (2.10m) and its braided.

Question 4

Does this mouse have the hero sensor?

Accepted Answer

If you select the G502Hero option then yes it does.

Question 5

Can anyone tell me how to setup the G5 and G4 buttons?

Accepted Answer

Yes you need to download the small software program that goes with it...Thay have a phone number !

Question 6

How do I setup the side buttons?

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Hello Nick,

Thank you for contacting us in regards to your question.

You would have to install the Logitech Gaming Software to customize the side buttons.

Thank you and have a nice day! 
Newegg Support

Question 7

Where do i go to setup the g5 and g4 on the left side of the mouse?

Accepted Answer

Via the Logitech Gaming Software, required, that you download from the website.  At bottom, next to the 'house' icon, there is an icon of a Mouse with a dip-chip, click that to access the action assignment page to set the various buttons and scroll wheel.

Question 8

It says the #1 BEST Seller gaming mouse. it only has 300+ reviews. what makes it the #1 BEST SELLING?. if you show us why it is, i feel you will have more buyers... im just not sold yet and i would like to upgrade.

Accepted Answer

This is the only mouse with a scroll wheel that has tilt actuated buttons as well as additional left click buttons that can be re-mapped.
If you're not used to a mouse with lots of buttons everywhere this isn't for you.  If you are an advanced gamer who has mastered the mouse there is no other option than the G502 because of how much better the mouse wheel is than anything else on the market.  It is the only mouse with left/right tilt actuation on the scroll wheel AND the addional 2 buttons adjacent to the left click (which should never ever be left on DPI switching and always remapped).

Question 9

How much does it weigh without any weights?

Accepted Answer

Weight:4.30 oz (121 g), mouse only
Optional extra weights: up to 18g (5x3.6g)

Question 10

What are the dimensions of the G502 Hero?

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PHYSICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Height: 5.2 in (132 mm)
Width: 2.95 in (75mm)
Depth: 1.57 in (40 mm)

Brand	Logitech
Name	G502 HERO
Model	910-005469

Type	Wired
Interface	USB
Mouse Grip Style	Palm / Claw
Tracking Method	Optical
Resolution (DPI)	25600 dpi
Hand Orientation	Right Hand
Buttons	11
Scrolling Capability	Tilt Wheel
Mouse Adjustable Weight	5 x 3.6g
Color	Black

Operating System Supported	Windows 7 or later macOS 10.11 or later Chrome OS
System Requirement	USB port Internet access for Logitech Gaming Software (optional)

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