MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse

MX518 1st gen is the greatest mouse of all time.

personal opinion id rather go with Logitech than overhyped overpriced Razer i have used Logitech mx 518 (original) lasted me 6 years repaired it couple of times (swiches) they too lasted another 2 years thrn decided to get the 2013 DA razer shite quality within 6 months got it replaced for double click replaced unit too got the double clicking issue after 6 months thatd when I decided to take ut the mx518 out again and replace its switches which it worked for total of 8 years before completely dying out phir brother gifted me a Logitech g102 1 saal me double click issue started got it replaced same with 2nd replacement unit kuch saal voo 199 wala mouse chalaya then now i got g 203 so far 2 years its working fine

21.5 x 12.5 hand here. I tried all the big mouse on market. I'm competitive palyer and top kovaak aimer mouse is important to me. My main were: Model D, O, Deathadder V2, V3, and Beast X Max - biggest version. From cheaper Chinese: Darmoshark M3 pro, this is 130mm, so biggest so far. And now I'm maining Mchose A7, Rawm leviathan V4, ATK A9 air. I tired all previously, intelimouse,mx518, sabre (this is big mouse, with big hump), you can see other in my name tag. If u want ergo: best is deathadder V4 (V3 if u want cheaper) I u want Ambi: cheaper: mchose A7, Darmoshark M3 pro, leviathan V4. Expensive: Viper v3 pro,

Same, I've had my Logitech MX518 for 15 years. Still going strong, good as new. I also have worked from home for the past 6 years so it's been used around 8 hours a day mon-fri in that period of time.

"Finalmouse Classic Ergo", followed by the good old "MX518" were the only ones that really worked for me (I've tried a lot from Razer, Logitech, Lamzu, Zowie, Vaxee, Xtrfy, etc.)

G502 pales in comparison to its predecessors. G500 was superior in build quality, functions, button placement, and ergonomics MX518 was the GOAT though

I bought a second one after I wore out the first

I went from MX518 to G5. The G5 had adjustable weights in the tray, as well as replacement grips, which could really change the overall size and shape of the mouse, or different textures - one grip was smooth, another textured. I've now moved onto the G502 Hero - another good sized mouse, adjustable weight, plenty of buttons and software to support remapping them. Nice having a dpi thumb button to help with sniping, having that bound to a much lower dpi for precision work, and much higher for normal.

Loved these, still use the g mx 518 as I just can’t seem to find something as comfy to me. I dread the day it dies.

\^ They are sat here arguing for paperweight mice but still are hard locked into silver. bring back the MX518 loool