Logitech MX518

It did not. So, in summary, the old one had angle snapping at all times. The legendary has angle snapping at no times ever so then, as someone who's f...

It's amazing how that small minor adjustment/asymmetrical curve on the right side of the mouse made a HUGE difference vs mice like the UL/Viper mini when it comes to comfort and grip. The bottomline is, if you do grip the mouse like me, you probably will have a smooth transition to this mouse.

The new G app is great for re mapping the buttons. Love that. -This is not the same mouse. It's missing the red button indicators. -The mouse is no longer textured in that amazing rubber coating. It's an all plastic design -The wire is much thinner. -The plastic for the shell of the mouse is also th...

Unfortunately, it doesn’t work anymore and the MX Touch isn’t as good. Desktop gaming: Probably keeping the Vioer for now, unless there’s another lightweight no holes mouse that’s good. Desktop backup: In case the wireless one runs out of battery, I always have the MX518. Wondering if I should replace that with the Model O :).

I was going to give my OG MX518 a retirement party. I bought the original Mx518 when it first came out to replace the previous Logitech best, the MX510, which I got in the last century. Here's the rundown: ( no pun intended but...) The new mouse is lighter(not in a good way), has a shorter, noticeab...

TL; DR: Brand loyalty wavering due to dwindling quality control. M-BJ58, MX518 (1600 DPI), MX518 (1800 DPI), G300S, G403, G Pro (Wired, Non-Hero Sensor), G Pro Wireless (Batch 1918), G Pro Wireless (Batch 2013), G Pro Wireless (Batch 2022), Powerplay. Other Logitech products: X530, G35, G15, G Pro Keyboard, C920, Z623, G500, G9, G502 (Proteus Core). I have used many Logitech products over the years.

This mouse is a bit too light for my preferences. I also dislike the build quality of the scroll wheel; it feels flimsy and is too easy to over scroll. I know that may sound ridiculous, but I like my scroll wheels to be a bit a weightier and require more force to move between each discrete position....

I know that not every mouse's DPI is the same as others, like my MX518 is slower than most of my mice at the same DPI , but that seems excessive

The original MX518 introduced this shape, which I consider the perfect mouse size and shape, at least for my (on the large side) hands. It was then reused in the G5, G500 and G500s, some of the best mice of all time. I had been reluctantly using a G502 Proteus Core for the last couple of years, beca...

The hump isnt the best but could do. It's overall a better WMO. -Logitech Mx500(mx518): the hump is sweet, the rest is bad, this is how an ergonomic hump can feel better than a symmetrical one, gpw hump feels great but the mx500 feels a bit more natural. Its not perfect though.