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Thread : MX518 or G5 Mouse?
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I'm Just a Fredo.
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Currently I have the Logitech MX518 and I love it. I used it so much for gaming that I wore out the feet at the bottom. I'm not sure if I should just get another MX518 or get the G5. I wouldn't be using a mousepad, just my desk (particleboard). MX518, G5, or something else? --------------- Processor - AMD Athlon 64 X2 5600+ @ 3.2Ghz Motherboard - Asus M2N32-SLi Deluxe Wireless Edition Power Supply Unit - Corsair 520W CMPSU-520HX Video Card - XFX 512Mb 8800GT Extreme Edition |
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Profile: addict
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Love my G5, goes nicely with the blue fans in my PC, on my G15 and on my hi-fi --------------- 6000+ Stock, GA M57SLi-S4, XFX 8800GTX's SLi Stock, 4Gb Corsair PC6400 DHX, CoolerMaster 850W, 36Gb Raptor boot drive, 2x150Gb Raptor's in RAID 0 - XFX RAID controller & 300Gb Seagate. PowerBook G4 12" 1.5GHz, Go5200 64mb, 768mb RAM, 80Gb HD, SuperDrive. |
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I'm Just a Fredo.
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I second the vote for a G5. I've had mine for a couple years now and use it directly on my desk, and it works great. Admittedly the weighting system is kind of gimmicky, but it's fun to play with for a while.
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I'm Just a Fredo.
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Profile: stranger
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Don't toss your MX18 you can give it new and better feet with hyperglide skates http://www.hyperglide.net/?hg=whatarethey
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Profile: addict
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I got me a G5 to replace my MSoft mouse. It adds more comfort and 2 buttons on the side. I dont use the weights as they are useless to me. There is an advance option for setting speed on the fly which is nice, especialy when Im playing tf2 and need a more stable hand at sniping and can easily go back to faster scroll for shooting...etc
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i also have the mx518 and the price for it can't be beaten either. $30 bucks at your local BestBuy how can one beat that?
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Profile: newbie
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The "default" weight is simply however much the mouse weighs. It comes with a slide-in cartridge that you can add up to 8 small button-type weights (included). So, you can play with how much your mouse weighs. The weights come in a set of 16, split between 1.7g and 4.5 grams. You can use any combination, or you don't have to use them at all, it's possible to just slide the cartridge in empty. Like I said, it's fun to play with for a while, but I personally don't find it very.....important to my enjoyment of the mouse.
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I'm Just a Fredo.
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Get which ever you can find cheaper as both are good mice |
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I have not got to use a G5 but i do have the G9(since it was on sale for only 15$ for then a 518 i got it....) and MX 518.
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Profile: stranger
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G5 all the way ! i had the copperhead, but i love G5 shape ! mx518 = infrared g5=LASER. |
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Profile: newbie
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"So your saying, the mouse without weights is about the weight of the mx518?"
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