>MX518 memed into legend
>$150 new, $50 used and beat up
>based Logitech re-releases it with new hardware
>$60
There's no excuse to not buy one now
MX518 memed into legend
Henry Hughes
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Aaron Sanders
$60 is way too expensive for it
And I really don't like what "new hardware" might mean
Christian Wright
This.
I'm curious what do these $50+ gaymen mice even have that a $30 mouse like this doesn't?
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>1,000Hz (1ms) report rate
>240 to 4,000 DPI
Michael Martinez
I still have my logitech G400S, if it breaks i will consider
Dominic Wood
First off the mx518 doesn't look like a space ship
Secondly the mx518 fits better in your hand
Jack Baker
I don't care but ergonomics I might consider. Is there any difference in the sensor or are all these stupid mice using the same internal components with a different plastic casing?
Caleb Turner
Per Amazon:
>HERO Sensor: Our most accurate sensor with pixel-precise tracking at up to 400+ IPS max speed, 16,000 max DPI, and 10x less power consumption than our previous generation
>32-bit ARM Processor: Processor with onboard memory and 1ms report rate
Onboard Memory: MX518 comes fully loaded. Save up to five profiles to the onboard memory, using Logitech Gaming Software (LGS) or Logitech G HUB, and take them with you
>On-the-Fly DPI: Cycle up and down through as many as five DPI settings with a single click of the buttons directly above and below the wheel
>8 Programmable Buttons: 8 buttons to program custom commands and macros
Dominic Jenkins
I've currently got the G403, so nah, I won't be getting it.
I have had the G400S in the past, and it was great.
Josiah Myers
>different sensor
So what is even the point?
This will be nothing like the original
Samuel King
Watch literally no one is going to recommend it now because their exclusive nostalgia mouse is recontinued and buyable everywhere. They will find some other discontinued not easily attainable mouse to rave about. That's how it works in all hobbies.