The modern gaming mouse market is a diverse one, from ambidextrous, cut back and clean looking mice, to those festooned with buttons, bells whistles to look like something created in a future space race. Today we review one that looks like it was lifted straight from the latest Tron movie. The Logitech G502 Proteus Core ships with a high rated sensor (12,000 dpi) and a ton of buttons and a scroll wheel that seems to never stop spinning once you get it going.
Is this conducive to gaming? Probably, but we wouldn't be much of a review site if we took the marketing at face value now would we?
Tracking
- Resolution: 200 – 12,000 dpi
- Max. acceleration: >40G*
- Max. speed: >300 ips*
* Tested on Logitech G240 Gaming Mouse Pad
Responsiveness
- USB data format: 16 bits/axis
- USB report rate: 1000 Hz (1ms)
- Microprocessor: 32-bit
Glide
- Dynamic coefficient of friction – Mu (k): .10*
- Static coefficient of friction – Mu (s): .15*
*Tested on wood-veneer desktop.
Durability
- Buttons (Left / Right): 20 million clicks
- Feet: 250 kilometers
Physical specifications
- Weight: 168 grams (mouse plus cable)
- Weight: 121 grams (mouse only)
- Length: 132mm
- Width: 75mm
- Height: 40mm
Additional Features
- Surface analyser for sensor fine tuning
- Customisable weight and balance
- 11 programmable buttons, with custom macro options
- On the fly DPI switch
- Hyper fast scroll wheel
- Mechanical switches for main buttons