Abstract: Logitech MX 518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse I got the new Logitech MX 518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse a week or two ago, and have been using it in order to get a good feel for it. I’m a pretty picky hardware person ESPECIALLY with mice. I refuse to us...
Abstract: So what makes a gaming mouse different than a regular mouse? Well, for starters, for the most hardcore gamers, nothing beats a wired rat for responsiveness. But is there more? We attempt to find out with Logitechs MX518!
Abstract: This variable-sensitivity gaming mouse will tickle your fancy Using a hyper-sensitive gaming mouse can be both a blessing and a curse. Sure, having lightning-quick turn speed and pixel-perfect accuracy are great in a hot-‘n’-heavy deathmatch, but when ...
At last, a gaming mouse that I can use. The size is perfect, the performance is exemplary and the software simple and effective. The Logitech MX518 is the best mouse that I've ever got my paws on....
Abstract: The biggest selling points of this mouse are the 1600dpi and its ?in game dpi sensitivity switching.? In absolute simplest laymen?s terms it means there are buttons on the mouse that make the cursor move faster and slower. The higher the DPI, the faste...
Excellent Quality, Very Comfortable, Looks Good, Superb Precision, Easy Installation
Availability (Will get better as time passes.), OntheFly Optical Resolution feature kind of useless, Price is a little high
Although at a MSRP of US$49.99 you might deem this mouse to be a little on the pricey side, but as with any higher end computer product, if you want to best, be prepared to pay for it. This mouse packs the precision, the features, the comfort and the...
Abstract: Why upgrade your mouse when you could spend your money on so many other things. The question I ask you is, why not. This brings me to my review of the Logitech MX518 Gaming Grade Optical Mouse. When this mouse arrived on my desk, my first reaction was ...
Abstract: Review: Logitech updates their MX510 mouse. The new MX518 offers 1600dpi optical resolution and the ability to change resolutions on the fly. Can the new features make you a better gamer?
