Logitech g402 hyperion fury fps gaming mouse

Design

Aesthetically, there’s a lot to like about the G402’s more angular design direction. It’s a mix of jutting plastic (see: left- and right-click buttons) and curvaceous rubber padding that feels downright wonderful to use.

Look past the pulsating blue «G», and you’ll notice it’s slightly longer than the SteelSeries Sensei Wireless. If that sounds uncomfortable, don’t worry! It’s anything but. The G402 makes hands of all shapes and sizes feel at home instantly. It’s locked in at a moderately light 108g, without accounting for the cable. The mouse sports four macro buttons that sit on the left side of the mouse, two in thumb’s reach and two – G7 and G8 – in the pointer finger’s domain.

The G402 also lifts the incredibly useful «dpi Shift» button, from this year’s iteration of the Logitech G502, that allows up to four different dpi settings (with a range of 250 to about 4,000 counts per inch), but replaces the dual mode scroll-wheel with a simpler, smaller, rubber scroll-wheel. The wheel doesn’t lose that finger-pleasing, tactile click between each notch, but, admittedly, it does feel like the weakest spot on the mouse.

Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Ultra-Fast FPS Gaming Mouse, Overview and Specifications

Now has a gaming mouse with specifications to suit your taste, this Mouse, known as a high-class performance player, comes with you, to solve every problem you have with the game you are playing and is always annoyed by a mouse that doesn’t work as desired. Then the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse is the best solution for you, following our review of the gaming mouse.

The Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse is known as the latest Logitech gaming mouse product from the gaming mouse that we discussed earlier. Still, the quality is not much higher than other gaming mice, diversity, features, and a comfortable scroll wheel are also available by this G402. And Known as gaming mouse relying on performance and high-level speed, of course, this can be your next target because of the speed with the G402, which, if you are a very reliable mouse from rate, it is very appropriate if this Mouse is with you.

Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse

The G402 prioritizes speed, and it turns out that the Fusion Engine works behind the Mouse, we can see from the Fusion Engine, which is an advanced sensor technology for ultra-fast gaming with Hyperion Fury that combines optical sensors with Logitech Delta Zero technology, even the Fusion Engine integrates with Hyperion Fury and also Logitech Delta Zero, these three combinations are enough to stop your standard Mouse and immediately have the G402.

With the Fusion Engine hybrid sensor, which is also capable of reaching search speeds exceeding 500 IPS, even this speed is enough to get a real victory in your favorite game.

Not only that, but the G402 also has eight buttons that can be programmed, the freedom to use the keys is in your grasp, so Customization that suits your style of play is enough with the optional Logitech Gaming Software to simplify the settings.
And In playing games, 4 DPI settings can work in a blink of an eye Shoot enemies away there 250 DPI before disappearing in a blink of an eye 4000 DPI all can work out what you expect.

The G402 also incorporates the ARM-32 Bit Processor, the power of the standard ARM Processor Hyperion Fury explicitly the Fusion Engine for search speed while allowing you to store and play favorite macros. Another advantage that has become the scourge of gamers’ attention is the design and comfort of the hand, don’t be afraid of the G402.

Fusion Engine, Logitech Delta Zero, hybrid Fusion Engine (500 IPS), eight programmable buttons, 4 DPI settings from 250 DPI to 4000 DPI, also integrated with the ARM-32 Bit Processor embedded in the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse, of course, it will soon be yours and in your power.

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Download Guide & Gaming Software

The G402 driver was available for Windows OS update devices (Logitech Gaming Software 32/64 Bit, G402 Firmware Update, Logitech G HUB, and Firmware Update Tool ) while for Mac OS available drivers (Logitech Gaming Software, Firmware Update, and Logitech G HUB). We also provide manuals for the G402 that you may need to download as your Mouse’s guide. Click to open (+) and close (-) buttons to return.

If you have questions or problems about the Logitech G402 Software, Hyperion Fury Gaming Mouse products you can visit the frequently asked questions (FAQ) All the complete guide information you need is listed on the page, you directly to visit, and hopefully, it helps you.

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Set low, aim high

There’s a school of thought when it comes to first-person shooters that a lower sensitivity used in tangent with a high-speed sensor can make a player more accurate.

We could get into theoreticals here involving how large an average gamer’s mouse pad is, at what speed they can accurately control their mouse, and how much a mouse’s acceleration factors into the equation. But to save you that headache, know that, even if you used a 40-inch mousepad and moved at a crazy quick 4.5 m/s (177 inches), the G402 could handle it.

During testing, the fastest I could physically get the mouse to move was 90 inches per second. This, I kid you not, had me whipping the mouse from one end of the screen to the other without stopping.

The optical sensor is so powerful that I could have effectively doubled the size of the 40-inch mousepad and doubled the speed at which I moved my hand and, even then, the G402 could take it. Like the insanely inflated 12,000 dpi range in the Logitech G502 Proteus Core, this level of speed tracking is absolutely unnecessary. Thankfully, the G402 stands just fine by itself, ludicrous sensor or not.

Software and customization

Sometimes, finding the right accompanying software can be an uphill battle. (Roccat Kone Pure Military, I’m looking at you.) Setting up the G402, without a doubt, is not that way.

Basic functionality is plug-and-play (yes, even on Mac OS X), but only Windows users can get their hands on the Logitech Gaming Software. Inside, you’ll find options to customize macro buttons – including multi-keystrokes – change LED settings, and set dpi levels.

My only gripe is that the software doesn’t have a built-in game library like some other peripheral manufacturers provide, making it a huge time-sink to remember your most-used commands and manually program them into the software.

Worse, Logitech Gaming Software doesn’t allow you to customize the more minute details like lift distance, angle snapping, acceleration, sensor alignment or change the LED to any color other than blue.