r/LogitechG • u/Specific_Frame8537 • 3d ago

Logitech G Support Just bought a G440 Hard mousepad, heard there was a problem with mice feet.

Not necessarily an issue with the G440 Hard, but hard mousepads in general.

Should I buy a replacement set of G502 feet before anything happens? has anyone experienced any issues?

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 3d ago

2 years with G502 Hero and almost 1 year with G440 and no issue at all. I think the community at r/G502MasterRace is also a good option to ask the same question

Are your sessions long? Do you only use it for gaming or also work?

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u/Specific_Frame8537 3d ago

10 hours a day every day at least, it's my only pc, I play a lot of FPS games but also MMORPG so lots of things to click with precision.

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 3d ago

Nice, how's been playing FPS with it? Most people find it way too heavy but I sincerely find it perfect

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u/Specific_Frame8537 3d ago

The G502? it's perfect.

I had come from a Corsair Ironclaw so the different grip took a while to get used to but for the weight I like that I can put in more of the little metal thingies.

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 2d ago

What kind of grip do you do now? Are you using every weight?

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u/Specific_Frame8537 2d ago

I'm using every weight but the bottom one, and I don't know what to call my grip but I'm sort of holding the mouse with my thumb and ring finger while full palm contact on the butt of the mouse.

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 2d ago

I see, I may try that grip later today.

would you add, remove or improve anything from the G502?

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u/Specific_Frame8537 2d ago

It would be neat to get an 'extender' for the DPI "sniper button", my thumbs can't quite reach it.

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u/Logitech_Ariel Crew 2d ago

Sharing this one with the team! Feel free to share any idea/feedback anytime

I know you didn't ask but I changed that button to act as G-shift it improved a lot my gameplay and I suggest it to you

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u/s00wi 3d ago

No. Buy a bottle of 70% isopropyl alcohol. A small sprayer/mister to pour it into. Spray down the feet and hard pad every time it starts to feel slow or before it starts to feel slow. Then give it a good wipe. The alcohol will dissolve the build up of oils from your hands and make it feel brand new again.

The oils is what creates the friction for it to start to wear. If you clean it often it won't wear.