Logitech mx518
 

Gaming mouse. Certainly looks cool, so far hasn't made me a better gamer. 1600 dpi. When I turn it all the way up there's like no way I can control it. It moves incredibly fast.

I was wonder if anyone else has one of these mice that they use and how they use it. I've considered turning the sensetivity down and using it on 1600, but so far I just stick with 800.

Do you even use the sensitivity change buttons? I don't know many people who game with multiple sensitivities (not like it's hard to set up), and I sure as hell can't do it very well.

How much did you get the 518 for? I got my 310 for like 40 a long time ago and i've been thinking of upgrading it. Does it come wired or wireless, i hate wireless mice >_< so heavy

I just got mine and I have to say I am pleased overall. I figured on a senstivity that I liked for browsing/working/etc. so I use the up and down buttons for scrolling. My one problem comes from the occasional problem when I click on the up or down scroll button instead of scrolling the 3 lines I have it set to it scrolls all teh way to the top or bottom. Its slightly annoying and I never had this problem with my old 510. They released some new drivers today and it didn't fix the problem. Hopefully in the future!

They're about $50 bucks. If you buy it from Amazon (and not one of their sellers) you get free shipping. It's a sweet mouse, but I think the switchable sensitivity thing is a gimmick. You can get a 510 for less than $30 now.

Wired, btw. I can't stand wireless either, in my experience they are not nearly as responsive.

thanks, ill look into getting the 510 probably. would you know if i would notice a difference from the 310?

i have a mx510.

got it for about $30 online.
haven't really noticed much of a difference in games, but im not a heavy gamer so dont go by my review.

wow cheap, thanks ill probably get one once the summer rolls in

I've considered getting a new mouse- I even looked at this one. But alas, I have no money.

I used sensitivity changing on the fly with my old Boomslang - that was an incredibly useful thing in-game.

Word of advice: If you're LAN gaming, get a WIRED mouse. Not even LAN gaming, I was over a friends house with my laptop, and we both had wireless mice. As we're playing Call of Duty, the response on my mouse sucked monkey ass. I finally figured it out when he turned his mouse off that our mice signals must have interfered with each other.

Wireless mice are great when it comes to everyday use, but when you need that extra bit of speed and precision, wired is best.

I had the exact same experience - only changing CoD for CS. Our MS mice worked fine when we were at least 10-15 feet apart. Otherwise only one would work at a time.