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Logitech MX518

Should have it next week hopefully!

Nice choice

Let us know how it works, looks like it may be well worth while. Although I do like my cordless mouse...

I'm not a big fan of things I have to charge constantly, or replace batteries on... I went to Fry's and checked out the MX1000, but didn't like how bulky it was, or how heavy it was.

I've been using an mx310 at work for 8 months or so, so I should find the mx580 fairly easy to get used to as they're both about the same size.

The ironic thing was that I went to Fry's to find the mx580 and all they had was the mx510 and of course their price on that was more than what my parts vendor at work wanted for the mx580...
It seemed like a pretty simple decision to me!

u wanna buy me one too dave? lol oh well im fine with my mx510 its still an awesome mouse

indeed, the 510 is no slouch by far! I probably would've just bought the mx510 had I not wanted to try out the dpi switching function of the 580!

So the generic $10 logitec mouse I use is bad ????

krazydave wrote:http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/produ ... NTID=10121

Logitech MX518

Should have it next week hopefully!

What's it do for me that my regular M$ optical mouse won't?

Its movement will be more smooth and precise

You can slow it down for those long range sniping moments...
or speed it up so you can turn a 180 on a dime...

with that resolution it should be able to track even the fastest mouse movements you make!

I purchased an MX 1000 today. Just letting the batteries fully charge before I spark this up and give it a whirl.

My last mouse was an MX500 but it was a corded optical. Nothing wrong with it. If the MX1000 is supposed to be a better gaming mouse, I figured I'd give it a try.

M4v3r1ck wrote:I purchased an MX 1000 today. Just letting the batteries fully charge before I spark this up and give it a whirl.

My last mouse was an MX500 but it was a corded optical. Nothing wrong with it. If the MX1000 is supposed to be a better gaming mouse, I figured I'd give it a try.

I have one of these....(MX1000) now, myself... Just got it a little over a week ago, and so far so good... don't see much difference in the cordless optical I also have (also Logitech - man they make most all the mouses out nowdays dont they? )... except for the fact that i never need to change batteries again. hehehe <--- that sure saves on money.

My dumb ass would probably forget to cradle the thing when I'm done and I'd end up the loser with the dead mouse right in the middle of a fire fight... lol!

I uh, have had my battery die because i forgot to put it in the charger

luckily i was just playing WoW with Scion so we quit for a while lol

well, I've been playing with the mx518 for a few days now... I definately like it after I got used to having a larger mouse to play with, but I honestly believe that the 1600dpi is just too much of an overkill for most games...
The switching between dpi is almost a worthless feature to me to be honest, I haven't really found a good use for it yet.
You can although AFAIK program those buttons to other things in game, as they are in pretty good spots for speedy access...