 Linus Tech Tips at CES 2016 is brought to you by Squarespace. Build it beautiful. So here in the Logitech suite they assured me that what they're showing off is really, really exciting. So I'm gonna run you guys through it really quick. This is the box it comes with but I'm not gonna show it to you too, uh, too clearly here because I want it to remain a surprise. And I know some of you are gonna go ahead and rewind the video to see what that box said before it started moving around. That is a stupid strategy. You just need to keep watching the video, stick with me here. We're gonna go through it. So this is the product that they have on display as their main showcase piece. It is called the G502 Proteus Spectrum. Yes, my friends, G502 Proteus Spectrum. They have changed exactly one word about this product. So it still has the same PWM 3366 sensor, widely regarded as about as good as it damn well gets. Anywhere from 200 to 12,000 DPI without any tracking issues, anywhere along that range. It's got 11 programmable buttons, it's got their same hyper scrolling wheel that I loved so much on my old G9. Except for the fact that I had to flip the mouse over in order to press the button and then turn it back over. It's like, yes, I am going into Excel mode. Jujujujujujujujujujujuj turn it over. Well here that is still right behind the scroll wheel so it's all good. You've got five different DPI presets or less, or less. They corrected me. I was like, so it's got five DPI preset modes. They're like up to five. Like, okay, okay, so I don't have to do that. I totally get it. That's fine. It's still got a braided cable. It's still got that same rubberized grip on the right hand side. And it's still got the same high quality switches. It's still got slippy pads on the bottom. It's still got removable weights. What the hell did they change Linus? How is this a showcase piece at CES? Are you kidding me? Okay, so they did not change. I know I said I'd say the thing they changed, but I didn't. They did not change the price. So the price is still the same. So finally, the one thing they changed, they added RGB lighting. So we removed the word core, we add the word spectrum, we removed the blue LED, or we don't remove it, but we add a red one and a green one. So now it's got all the same effects that you can control through the Logitech gaming software. Whether it's, you know, you want it to cycle through the different colors in time with your spectrum headset and your... actually, you guys don't even use spectrum in the names of the keyboards, do you? You use Spark. This one's spectrum. Oh, for crying out loud. Well, there you go. It's like, wait a second. So it can cycle through colors, it can breathe, it can just set to a static color that matches the inside of your case, although case RGB lighting has really come a long way in the last little bit. And it's the same mouse that you already know and love, and many of you do, given that they're saying it's, what is it, the best-selling mouse right now on the market? Except now, with RGB, at the same price, so you just get a little bit more for your money. Two LEDs and a whole four additional characters written on the box. So don't miss any of our CES 2016 coverage, guys, by being subscribed to Linus Tech Tips, and a huge thanks to Squarespace for allowing us to be here this year. Remember, guys, you're building a website about the one change you made to your mouse this year, building a website with a portfolio of all that art that you do in your spare time, building a website where you want to sell, oh, I don't know, say, for example, mice. Head over to Squarespace and start building your website now. There's a two-week free trial, and if you use offer code Linus, you can save 10%. Wait, wait, back up, back up, back up. We're calling it a week. Come on, come on.