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  The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is a wireless mouse for PC gamers that promises a performance matching wired mice. For perspective, wired mice are considered good for gaming due to limited or no latency issues. By comparison, wireless mice are flexible to use but have latency issues, which lead to sub-par performance while gaming. The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is a one-of-its kind wireless mouse for gamers that seems to have beaten these latency issues. The Logitech G502 Lightspeed has a response rate of 1 ms, which is even better than some wired mice. Technical jargons aside, this mouse is responsive and shows no latency. While reviewing, I did not come across any moment where the PC took time to respond to mouse inputs. Logitech G502 Lightspeed Besides stellar response rate, the Logitech G502 Lightspeed is accurate and sensitive, thanks to its Hero 16K optical sensor that covers wide dots-per-inch (DPI) coverage spectrum (from 100 to up to 16,000). It is the best sensor you get

For someone who works on multiple machines at a time, it becomes imperative to either set-up a shared folder on a drive or use cloud storage or a thumb stick (storage device) to transfer files from one computer to another. While this is how things have been in conventional set-ups, the Logitech Master MX 2S mouse has a new unique way that makes it easier to work on multiple computers simultaneously. For a mouse, the Master MX 2S has an unconventional design with an extended rubberised thumb grip on the left that makes it a computer peripheral strictly designed for right-hand users. Like any other mouse, the Master MX 2S has a left and right button, and a scroll wheel on the top. However, it also has an additional mode switch button to enable or disable ‘SmartShift modes’ that assists in managing page scrolling speed. On the left, the thumb grip is accompanied with a gesture pad, along with a back and forward button, and an additional horizontal scroll wheel. On the bo