Underneath he G602 is a power on/off switch, that Delta Zero optical sensor, durable low-friction Teflon feet amply cover the bottom surface which are rated for up to 155 miles of use (250km), and are amazing at allowing the mouse to glide across virtually any surface silently and smoothly. And in fact, I personally prefer the G602 over the G700s in terms of usability only because I feel that it offers a slightly wider grip where even your pinky and ring fingers can rest just off the side.

There's a prominent wing-esque ledge that sticks out the side acting as a resting spot for your thumb, and it's mighty comfortable too. While you most certainly can claw-grip your mouse, the G602 has a near-perfect shape where your hand and fingers simply fall into place. As for raw comfort and usability, the G602 offers some of the best ergonomically comfortable design for full palmed hand grip. It sure beats the G700s' faux printed on graphic patterns. The palm grip area has been texturized with this circuit board-like looking matte textured pattern which is actually tactile and provides a pleasing resting spot that also doubles up as being a part of the G602's unique styling. It has upwards of four different textures and materials making up its exterior surface and stealthy design. So before ado is in anyway furthered, let's find out wow the G602 stack up against Logitech's G700s, and more after the jump!īesides looking like it had been designed by Bruce Wayne, the G602 is more comfortable to use than you might think. With a cool-sounding Delta Zero sensor that's designed to be power efficient without sacrificing tracking accuracy, the G602 may not be as fully-featured as the G700s, but it sure does give a lot in return for its relatively affordable price point. Like Logitech's flagship G700s wireless gaming mouse we reviewed earlier, the G602 is fixed on mechanical and material durability, and is also billed as a gaming mouse for both PC and Mac users. Admittedly Logitech does make other wireless mice that can put the G602's battery life to shame, but it is currently Logitech's longest lasting wireless gaming-grade mouse and we quite like the sound of that. That's because the G602 boasts an awe-inspiring battery life of up to 250 hours, or up to a staggering 1,440 hours when using the G602's Endurance mode, for straight up relentless and uninterrupted hardcore gaming. Meet the G602, Logitech's latest wireless gaming mouse for 2013 that isn't afraid to tell you all about its battery life specifications.

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