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Logitech G402 Computer Mice

Logitech G402 Computer Mice

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  • 240-4000 DPI resolution
  • >500 IPS max tracking speed
  • 108 g weight
  • 136 x 72 x 41 mm
  • 1000 Hz (1 ms) USB report rate

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Summary

A wired FPS gaming mouse built around Logitech’s Fusion Engine hybrid sensor, pairing a 4,000 DPI optical sensor with an onboard accelerometer and gyroscope for tracking above 500 IPS. Check your needs first: there is no adjustable weight system and no on-board profile memory, and the customization software is Windows-only.

Strengths

  • Tracking stays accurate through rapid flicks, thanks to the Fusion Engine hybrid sensor.
  • Comfortable right-handed shape with rubberized side grips and thumb support.
  • Convenient DPI switching and thumb button placement.
  • Lightweight feel during long sessions.
  • Flawless tracking confirmed by multiple independent reviewers.

Weaknesses

  • Right-handed only; left-handed users are excluded.
  • No adjustable weight tuning, unlike the G502 series.
  • Plastic build lacks the premium finish of some rivals.
  • Full customization requires Windows software and a PC.
  • No on-board profile memory for use across different computers.
  • 4,000 DPI ceiling is modest next to 8,000 to 12,000+ DPI mice.

Verified specifications

ModelG402 Hyperion Fury.
Connectionwired USB, 2.1 m rubber cable.
DPI240 to 4,000, adjustable on the fly.
Tracking speedabove 500 IPS.
Max accelerationabove 16 g.
USB report rate1000 Hz (1 ms).
Processor32-bit ARM.
Buttons8 programmable.
Switch durability20 million clicks (left and right buttons).
Glide feetrated for 250 km (155.3 miles); dynamic friction 0.09 µ(k), static 0.14 µ(s).
Dimensions136 × 72 × 41 mm.
Weight108 g without cable (PCMag cites about 5 oz).
Materialsmatte and glossy black plastic with rubber side grips.
PowerUSB bus-powered.
In the boxmouse and user documentation.
Warrantytypically a 2-year limited hardware warranty in major regions.
Full research notes and sources

Tracking and the Fusion Engine

Logitech’s Fusion Engine combines the optical sensor with an accelerometer and gyroscope, driven by a 32-bit ARM processor, to keep tracking above 500 IPS during sudden movements. Independent tests from PCMag, PC Gamer and Trusted Reviews found tracking smooth and error-free even on rapid, erratic flicks. PC Gamer pointed out that while the G502 offers higher DPI ceilings, the G402 avoids tracking loss during sudden moves.

Ergonomics and buttons

The mouse weighs 108 g without its cable and has an elongated right-handed contour with rubberized side grips. Reviewers found it comfortable and secure over long sessions. The layout includes primary clicks, a clickable scroll wheel, two DPI buttons near the left click, forward and back thumb buttons, and a forward DPI-shift button. The left and right switches are rated for 20 million clicks and the glide feet for 250 km.

Software and compatibility

Macros, button assignments and polling rates need Logitech Gaming Software or G HUB on Windows; full features require a PC. There is no on-board profile memory, so customized settings do not travel between computers without the software. The mouse is USB bus-powered and works as a basic pointing device elsewhere, but the advanced features do not.

Is it worth it?

At Logitech’s listed price of $59.99 (£49.99), the G402 suits budget-conscious FPS players who want reliable tracking over high DPI numbers or modular weights. It is a strong value when sensor consistency matters most. Buyers wanting adjustable weights or a higher DPI ceiling should look at the G502 line instead.

Which model this is

This page covers the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury FPS Gaming Mouse, model G402. It is a wired USB mouse with a black plastic body and rubber side grips. Do not confuse it with the heavier G502 line, which adds adjustable weights and a higher DPI ceiling.

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