Logitech G MX518 Gaming Mouse HERO 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, ARM-Processor, 8 Programmable Buttons - Black/Grey

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and some will argue that due to its sensor implementation, it is a little bit less responsive than some of the other options, but I didn't find it to be a problem. The included SetPoint software, exclusive to Gaming-Grade mice, is ahead of its time, letting you choose between 5 custom level sensitivity settings, so that you get the right feel and movement. Carbon neutral certified by SCS Global Services enables companies to demonstrate carbon neutrality for their products by reducing carbon emissions throughout their operations and offsetting their remaining carbon footprint through the purchase of carbon credits. The weight, shape, and size all seem to have the perfect balance to make you forget that you're even using it.

In-game sensitivity switching lets you control cursor speed and responsiveness without ever having to stop play. The Logitech MX518 mouse has been a huge win for me, and I can contribute a lot of my online success to it throughout the years. This 8-button mouse provides up to 15 g of acceleration and gives you precise aiming accuracy with minimal mouse movement. but with the MX518, the hand fits so comfortably over the mouse, it’s your hand that controls all the action.

I have the Part ID and the Model number but I need the serial number and he can't seem to find it on the mouse. Filament/wire cutters also help for some of the injection molding pins that are superfluous to the structure. Additionally, use a cutoff wheel on your Dremel to remove the front-most support of the rotary encoder for the mouse wheel, as it's gonna be in the way later. The G400s(and other variants) was mentioned earlier in this thread multiple times and it's the mouse I'm using right now.

The Logitech has more programmable buttons thanks to its G-Shift button, a wider and more precisely adjustable CPI range, and its sensor is much more consistent. It gets even more mysterious: after working on the windows side for several hours and rebooting to linux, the mouse worked fine. Both things are upgrade from the old MX 518 metallic bubbly finish and smooth rubberized plastic side grips.If I open a firefox browser, everything (even the buttons) works fine as long as I stay inside the firefox window. Or you could go with the Nixeus Revel Fit (the mouse on the left), which also has a flawless sensor (the 3360). This function is done all by the mouse itself, no drivers are required to increase or decrease the sensitivity on the fly. Yeah the things you mentioned would really bother me, I do not want unnecessarily many buttons or options, just a good mouse with great build quality. Personally I prefer the notched action and Logitech has made this feature even more usable by allowing you to dictate how many lines you want each notch to scroll through a document – you can alter the scrolling in the supplied utility.

saying they have shipped out a replacement and that I just need to cut the usb plug and send that back to them, awesome!There is a hope that over time of using it, it will become smoother as with original MX 518 scrolls did. The Logitech G MX518 Legendary mouse is a revived version of the original Logitech G MX518, which was released in 2005.

However, for me, a wireless mouse is just not good enough for gaming – I can always feel a slight lag when playing with a wireless mouse, and once again, this could be the difference between living and dying; or more importantly, gloating or sulking. Located just above and below the scroll wheel are plus and minus buttons – these will switch up and down between your customised sensitivity settings. I have not tried the fk1 so cannot comment on it, however the original fk is a bit on the small side so if you have larger hands the fk1 would be a good choice. It sets a new bar for pixel-precise tracking, achieving up to 400+ IPS speed across the entire 100-16,000 DPI range—with zero smoothing, filtering or acceleration.square and either Dremel or utility knife the plastic pedestal to just below where the bottom of the Teflon was. It weighs about 110 grams, compared to a standard Microsoft optical mouse which weighs about 80 grams. Not only do I have small hands as I already mentioned, but I also use a mouse very differently to most people. The revived version has the same curvy shape, with the same Logitech G logo at the back, but it has a different design on its top.