POWERPLAY compatible: G502 X PLUS wireless PC gaming mouse stays charged, at rest and at play, with our unique wireless charging solution (sold separately) Was £149.99 – Now £90.24 ...

There's also the Logitech G502 X Plus, which retails for $160. It has identical functionality to the Lightspeed, in all areas save one: RGB lighting.

The G502 X Plus and G502 X Lightspeed both support wireless charging too, however, this requires Logitech’s Powerplay system, which comes in at an additional £109. (Image: Logitech ) ...

Need a new gaming mouse? How about a keyboard or headset? You're in luck, as Logitech has marked down a whole bunch of ...

Logitech G502 X vs G502 X Lightspeed vs G502 X Plus. As I noted at the top, ... The Logitech G502 X Plus is available now from Logitech G and retailers, including Amazon, for $159.99.

Logitech is releasing new gaming mice that sport fast optical-mechanical buttons and include USB-C on the wireless models. There’s a wired G502 X model, a wireless Lightspeed option, and a Plus ...

Not only does the Logitech G502 X Plus use a wireless protocol that’s 68% faster in response rate than the previous generation, but it’s also capable of sharing one Lightspeed receiver with ...

Logitech G502 Lightspeed | Wireless | 25,600 DPI | Right-handed | 11 buttons | $149.99 $74.09 at Amazon (save $75.90)When we reviewed the G502 Lightspeed we found it to be a brilliant mouse, but a ...

Alternatively, the G502 X Plus and G502 X Lightspeed are compatible with Logitech’s Powerplay wireless charging system. This is essentially a charging mousepad that continuously charges your ...

The Logitech G502 X, G502 X Lightspeed, and G502 X Plus all come in black and white colorways. And while the latter two are mostly identical, the G502 X Plus comes with RGB lighting as an extra ...

Logitech has unveiled their G502 X range, featuring the G502 X Plus, G502 X Lightspeed and the wired G502 X models, but how do they compare to the previous G502 model?

Management of the G502 X Plus is done via Logitech's G Hub software, which on the surface is a fairly clean, slick-looking bit of software but has some major irritations. First, though, let's take ...