According to the Logitech website, the G502 X Plus mouse is compatible with the Powerplay mat :)

The mouse can be used both in wireless mode via the LIGHTSPEED receiver and in wired mode by plugging it in via USB. It's easy to switch between these two modes on the fly. The USB receiver fits inside the mouse, and the USB cable lets you play while recharging the battery, so there's no interruption. Battery management has been optimised to ensure that there are no worries when using the mouse in wired or wireless mode.

The mouse cannot be connected to two devices at the same time as it does not support multi-connection and does not have Bluetooth built in. It only works with a single dongle (receiver) via the Lightspeed wireless connection.

The side buttons on the mouse are fixed and cannot be removed. However, there is a removable DPI switch button that you can replace with the supplied cover if you do not want to use it. The side buttons themselves cannot be removed.

Yes, you can use the mouse while it's charging. When it's connected by cable to a PC, it operates in cable data transmission mode, so you can use it normally while it's charging.

I'm not familiar with the G903. Personally I've gone from the G700, through the G502 Lightspeed and now the G502X, for me it's OK on COD and BF in any case. The good thing about the G502 was that you could add small weights. But with the Logitech G Hub you can also configure the keys as you like.

Some online shops offer such wireless receivers separately, but we do not have this item in our range. This is because they are not official accessories from the manufacturer.

It can happen that a newer version is offered at a lower price than an older one. This may be due to a better purchase price at the time, for example. However, the prices of both products can also change again.

Sounds like a faulty battery, would try my luck with the warranty, it's not even a year old.

You'll have to ask Logitech. :)

Logitech G G502 X Plus (Kabellos)

Unfortunately not automatically. You still got to press the free wheel button

No, the mouse does not offer multi-connection, it does not have Bluetooth built in. It only works with the one dongle. If you need something like that, I recommend the MX Master 3. It can be connected with a dongle and Bluetooth and you have a button at the bottom of the mouse to switch the connection between three devices.

Yes, you can assign everything freely

The mouse is connected to the computer via a LogiBolt dongle (USB A).

Good evening I got the G502 on the first day. It is lighter and works exactly the same as its predecessor. If the white colour and RGB are not important to you, take the predecessor. The "wheel" is only slightly improved in my opinion.

Yes, usb-c to usb. Can be charged with conventional power adapter

Unfortunately, there is no data in the manufacturer's official data sheet. You should contact the manufacturer directly: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us This review can also help https://www.techradar.com/reviews/logitech-g502-x-plus

Our article number 21922783 is the CH version (not yet available). Article 21937655 is the EU version. After clarification with the product manager, it seems that, in terms of specifications, this does not change anything. The mice should be the same.

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Wait a while until the prices drop. Even now the prices are still being adjusted even though the mouse is not yet out.