The mouse buttons are covered in a matte-finish black plastic, which is surrounded by glossy grey trim. On the left side, handily accessible by the thumb, are six programmable buttons, ideal for macros and keybinds used during MMORPGs and similar games. This is largely down to there being enough re-programmable buttons on the mouse to be useful for games such as League of Legends and Dota 2. Today, we have millions of users a month from around the world, and assess more than 1,000 products a year. Logitech's Gaming Software may not have a snazzy name, but the customization dashboard lets users adjust DPI presets, program specific functions and longer macro commands to the six thumb buttons, and set up game-specific profiles that can be cycled quickly as you switch from one game to the next.

Logitech hasn’t rocked the boat when it comes to mouse design, peddling a familiar shape and button configuration. The palmrest has a textured rubber surface on the top, while rough-textured plastic covers the bottom half of the palmrest and thumbrest. You also have to question whether you want a wireless mouse; the G602 is no better than wired alternatives.However, this does reduce response accuracy and sensitivity, so you’ll want to use this only when you’re not actually gaming. A thumb-rest juts out from the side for added support and ribbed rubber improves grip when your palms get sweaty. The longevity doesn't apply solely to active use, however--when not in use, the mouse shifts to a hibernation mode which stretches the battery life as long as 1,440 hours, or 60 days without having to turn off the mouse between sessions.

You can adjust the DPI at a moment's notice, with the front mounted sensitivity adjustment buttons, or you can set up to five preset DPI settings to swap between. A row of blue LEDs on the side of the G602 are used to display which DPI level you’re at – more on that later.

The G602 features Logitech's Delta Zero sensor, which offers tracking sensitivity between 250 and 2,500 DPI and registers up to 2 meters of travel per second. The market for gaming mice is oversaturated, so you have to be sure to choose a device that fits your needs. The wireless mouse powers off of two AA batteries, though Logitech has added a unique capability—the G602 can get by on one battery just as well as two.

The solid design and superb wireless performance go even further, leading me to choose the Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse as the new Editors' Choice for wireless gaming mice.While it may lack the jazzy lighting, astronomical specs, and a greater number of buttons and wheels, for reliability, versatility, and value this is a brilliant wireless mouse that won’t let you down in the heat of battle. but unlike Logitech's normal shared receivers, the gaming line dedicates the full bandwidth of the connection to overcome issues of lag or interference.