Introduction
Logitech, a well known company for their wide selection of computer peripherals was founded in 1981 - Apples, Switzerland. For many years they have been delivering high quality peripherals to the average user, or to the hardcore gamer. Today we will take a look at the Logitech MX518 mouse.
Image Processing: | 5.8 megapixels per second |
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Resolution: | 1600 DPI Variable |
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Throughput: | 16 bit/axis USB data format, and 125/sec USB report rate |
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Acceleration: | 15g |
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Weight: | 106 grams |
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Button Life: | 8 million clicks |
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Feet Life: | 250 km |
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Packaging
Box contents:- MX518 Mouse
- USB to PS2 adapter
- Instruction manual & driver CD
The MX518 comes with all the usual stuff for your high-end mouse - Nothing really exciting here.
The Mouse
The Logitech MX518 mouse is a 1600DPI multi button mouse designed to please even the most advanced gamers. One of the first things that grabbed my attention though, was the look of the mouse. The design gives the mouse an effect of looking dented. Now to some, this might look sweet - but to others, it might be plain ugly.
The mouse is equiped with eight buttons in total - The right and left click, four on top, and two on the left hand side. The two buttons on the side; I find are extremely handy and help my style of gaming.
The mouse uses five "feet" or gliding pads for smooth movement over the surface. These pads are rated for 250 km of use... first thing I thought when I read that was "I wonder how long that'll take me...?".