The software also handles firmware updates on the mouse (yes, even mice get firmware updates these days, it seems). You can even adjust some of the more gimmicky stuff of the mouse, like how much lighting is sent to the glowing logo, and whether the DPI lighting markers stay on all time. The software includes a surface tuning feature that lets you calibrate the mouse on whatever surface you're going to be using Logitech has included a couple of its own (the G240 cloth gaming mouse pad and G440 hard pad). Other features of the software include sensor dot per inch sensitivity levels (adjustable from 200 to 12,000 DPI), with up to five levels that can be switched on the fly using buttons on the mouse you can also alter the mouse's sensor to adjust for different surfaces. And the mouse has built-in memory, so you can store configuration info on it or use the computer if you prefer. You can store up to three profiles, which you can tell the mouse to switch through using a mode switch on the mouse itself. The software not only affects how the G502's buttons and controls work but also which profile you're using.
The "Logitech Gaming Software" installs as a menu item accessible from your Mac's menu bar.
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