Charging Dock for Mouse G PRO X SUPERLIGHT,G502/G502X/G502X Plus Lightspeed, G703, G903 Lightspeed and PRO Wireless Gaming Mice Powerplay Wireless Charging System

Really good. I have it plugged in and left off to the side and put my G502 X Lightspeed on it every 2 or 3 days (no RGB so the battery life in the G502 X Lightspeed is amazing - that's another review, I guess). It's well built, sleek and has a good amount of weight to it so it can support the range of Logi mice just fine. Couple things to note that are mentioned in the product description but are easily overlooked - the main one being that this will not charge your mouse over 80%. You'll never get a 100% charge from using this. They say it's an overcharge protection feature which is a bit unusual but there we are; if you're really desperate to get a 100% charge out of it, there may be other options. The supplied weighted "coin" that inserts in the bottom of the mouse (you'll know it if you own a Lightspeed mouse) is really not great in my opinion, especially if you have a G mouse that's intended to be lighter. The added 10g weight seems completely unnecessary and the overall condition of this piece is sub par. Mine came as a rough plastic, completely unlike the base of the mouse and just adds an unnecessary amount of weight and friction to a mouse that should be relatively light and glides across my desk mat otherwise. Maybe yours will be in slightly better condition but I strongly recommend you just don't use it - it's not that much hassle to just remove the one from your mouse and insert the mouse onto the stand and it isn't necessary to make the charging dock work. Another quick thing to note is that you _don't_ need to use the included adhesive to fix the stand to your desk. As mentioned, I have the Logi G502 X Lightspeed which is on of the "heavier" mice Logi offer and the stand supports it just fine without being fixed to the desk. Might be important to some like me who want the flexibility to move it around.

Had the Logitech G POWERPLAY Wireless Charging Mouse Pad which was good (but expensive) and after a year or so just seemed to have a hard time keeping the mouse charged. Couldn't justify spending the same money to replace it so I started looking at alternatives. This mouse stand/charger is what I found. So what do you get? A USB-A to USB-C cable, a mouse stand and "puck" that goes in the bottom of your lightspeed mouse. Plug the cable into the stand and PC, plug the wireless USB reciever that came with your mouse into the back of the stand, stick the stand to your desk, replace the existing mouse puck with the one that came with the charger......done. A few notes:- The mouse puck has a removable 10 gram weight. The stand is magentic so when you get the mouse in the right position it sticks. Some reviewers have mentioned that sometimes the puck pulls from the mouse and stays on the stand so a rolling motion should be used to remove the mouse from the stand. This hasn't happened to me but I can see how it could. Conclusion: Does the job and does it well. Much cheaper than the official Lightspeed charging mat and much easier than plugging the mouse in repeatedly to charge. Well worth the money for me.

Bought this to wirelessly charge my Logitech G502x Plus, works amazingly! Very well built, the adhesive strip on the bottom holds on my ikea desk very well, item quality itself is good for the price. My only complaint is this only charges to 80% (although this IS mentioned on the ad) for reasons relating to overcharging, which is unnecessary as the mouse itself has overcharge protection. But overall, very pleased with it, makes charging the mouse seemless!

Before purchasing this I was a bit concerned considering all the reviews pointing out issues with the usability/design of this product. If you read the instruction slip included with the product, it will explain the majority of them, but to address the common concerns I see: 1. This will only charge your mouse up to 80% charge. If your battery is above 80% it will charge for a very short period before refusing to charge. There is some weirdness with the logitech software which adds 10% charge immediately, but as long as you pay attention this shouldn't be an issue. 2. The magnets in the base are strong enough to pull the charging puck out of your mouse. The design of the pucks (including the standard logitech ones) are so that you press down on the lower side, and it tips the puck up so you can pull it out. If you have the mouse on the stand, and pull directly back towards you or down, it will leave the puck on the stand. The solution? Tip the mouse forward as you remove it. The puck will stay connected. For the actual review, it's a very convenient piece of kit to have sitting on the desk - the back of the stand has a USB-A port for the receiver itself, so everything sits in one package. The stand is weighted nicely, but includes sticky foam on the bottom to ensure it can't move around (I've mounted it to a grip strip instead). Very happy with the product for what I purchased it for, definitely recommend it over Logitech's expensive wireless charging solution. I use a G502 and usually have the G logo light switched off to conserve some power, once you get into the habit of resting the mouse on the stand when you're not sitting at the desk it's pretty convenient.

Doesn't actually charge the 903 Lightspeed beyond a few minutes of power. This isn't the fault of the charger but more seems to relate to the fact that the mouse doesn't have a battery, just a capacitor. So it can't hold more than a few minutes of charge without needing to be recharged again. I think, if I had known this, I'd never have orderd either the mouse or the charging station.

I was a bit sceptical on this purchase, but I decided to give it a go thanks to some YouTube reviews and the lower price when compared to similar products I’ve seen, and I’m glad I did. The USB-C is long enough to get behind my desk and down to my PC with plenty of length left for those that have their computers a bit further away. The USB pass through works well for the receiver of my G502, I haven’t noticed any loss of connection as of yet but I’ve only had this product for a few days. The stand itself does have a bit more weight to it than I though it was going to have, though it’s not enough to the stand on the desk while lifting off the mouse. Thankfully they thought about that and there is a film on the bottom protecting a sticky surface from dust, it appears as if the stand can be moved several times while using this sticky pad but I’d try to keep that to a minimum. All in all, this is a great piece of kit to pair with any Logitech lightspeed mouse without having to pay the £80+ for the official Logitech mouse pad.

While aesthetically this is a good product and it does work, the actual design has several issues most notably charging. Ideally this should be connected to your laptop and the wireless link plugged into the charging stand. However, obviously if the laptop/computer is off it will not charge. My laptop does have an option to charge devices when off , but this is the other problem, charging is incredibly slow! I have now connected mine to a plug BUT obviously the usb port for the wireless usb dongle cannot be connected as it would need to be connected to the laptop. I don't know why it is so slow, but when the mouse is wired to the laptop charging is much faster. So ..... It does work, it looks okay, charging is slow. If you are okay with plugging this in to a usb plug then I do recommend this for you.

I felt like I wasted money the next day after I bought this device and was almost going to write a negative review, however, I think this device is 👌 now. First, for your mouse to last longer and so you get to charge it less, turn off the ALWAYS ON setting of the DPI Lighting and dim (or turn off) the logo light. I have dimmed mine by setting it to #1B0303 and I get less than 10% battery reduction after a full day of use. You can enable the device startup effect so you are aware of when your device actually wakes up from sleep. Secondly, I would advise that you get into the habit of putting your computer to sleep, instead of shutting down (or hibernating if that turns off USB power), so you still have power from your USB ports that will charge your mouse all night when the mouse is attached to the magnetic cradle. Maybe play around with your BIOS to see if you can keep USB power after your computer is shut down. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Lastly, don't expect GHub to indicate that your mouse is connected but not charging. Despite the manual, product description, and reviews saying that the device doesn't charge your device above 80%, I still expected GHub to indicate that my mouse is connected but not charging. I initially thought the mouse wasn't contacting the charging points on the cradle, I fiddled with it for a while, then eventually thought the device is damaged before I figured it out. Enjoy!

Alles bestens macht was es soll, klare Kaufempfehlung von mir, das die Maus nicht zu 100% geladen wird wie manche hier schreiben ist ein Software Problem und liegt nicht an der Ladestation und immer gucken das das Netzteil genug Leistung hat!

Fijn station :) staat aan de rand van mijn bureau en avonds gaat de muis erop, om morgens weer verder te gaan. De muis laadt ook niet volledig op, zo wordt de accu van de muis gespaard, en dat is netjes .

Been using this to charge my G502 since I got it, and it works very well. The magnetic docking is pretty solid, and acts as a USB access point so you can put your dongle in there as well. Tip: Twist the mouse in order to release it without the risk of dislodging the puck.

Perfect product, easy to use and has 2 USB ports on it, 1 for charging and the second for the wireless adapter. So perfectly designed for this mouse. Mouse is easy to place and with the help of magnets, it holds perfectly still. Only negative part is that it only charges the mouse to 80 % but that's not particularly a big problem.

ik gebruik een g502. het laden werkte perfect toen ik 'm net had gekocht. nu 4 maanden later is die er opeens mee gestopt.