Logitech Mx518 Legendary
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Logitech MX518 Legendary Gaming Mouse Review
Design & Build Quality
The new Logitech MX518 mouse retains the same design and shape of the older MX518 mouse. The size, thumb groves and buttons, all are the same compared to the older mouse. The main difference that you will notice is that it does have a new Logitech G logo and the dented color pattern scheme on the top of the mouse is gone and it is replaced by a gray silverfish color scheme (Nightfall color scheme). The new Logitech MX518 legendary mouse weighs about 101 grams which is almost the same of the older MX518 mouse that weighs at 106 grams. The build quality of the mouse is great and sides have rubberized textured plastic that allows for better gripping.
Just like the classic MX518 mouse, this new mouse is also very comfortable to hold, but it does not have an ambidextrous design and is built for right handed users only. The bottom of the mouse is exactly the same with three mouse feet that are rated for life expectancy of more than 250Km (kilometers). The mouse consists of 8 buttons that are programmable using the Logitech gaming software. On the top, there are left and right click buttons, scroll wheel button, one plus sign and one negative sign button above and behind the scroll wheel for changing DPI on the fly, and an extra button behind it for customization. The left-hand side of the mouse has forward and back buttons that are easily accessible by your thumb. The scroll wheel is smooth but it would be nice if Logitech has provided some grip over the surface.
Sensor & Performance
The heart of this new Logitech MX518 Legendary Gaming Mouse is the HERO 16K Sensor which is one of the most advanced and accurate sensors ever built. It can achieve resolution of up to 16000 DPI and 400+ IPS with zero smoothing, filtering or acceleration. HERO stands for High Efficiency Rated Optical and is also used in the high-performance Logitech Wireless Gaming Mice because of its remarkable power efficiency. The sensor is up to 10X power efficient compared to other sensors from Logitech, Razer, Steelseries etc.
The mouse has Polling Rate of 1ms or 1000Hz or 1ms and offers great performance in games without any lag. This is because of its low polling rate, HERO sensor and in-built 32-bit ARM processor. You can also the change the DPI on-the-fly (400, 800, 1600, 3200, and 6400) using the DPI buttons (with + and – sign) located on the top of the mouse. The scroll wheel has remained unchanged with its smooth surface which I think should have been improved by giving it a textured surface for better control and grip. The main buttons i.e. left and right use OMRON switches that are rated for 50 Million Clicks lifespan.
Design & Build Quality
The new Logitech MX518 mouse retains the same design and shape of the older MX518 mouse. The size, thumb groves and buttons, all are the same compared to the older mouse. The main difference that you will notice is that it does have a new Logitech G logo and the dented color pattern scheme on the top of the mouse is gone and it is replaced by a gray silverfish color scheme (Nightfall color scheme). The new Logitech MX518 legendary mouse weighs about 101 grams which is almost the same of the older MX518 mouse that weighs at 106 grams. The build quality of the mouse is great and sides have rubberized textured plastic that allows for better gripping.
Just like the classic MX518 mouse, this new mouse is also very comfortable to hold, but it does not have an ambidextrous design and is built for right handed users only. The bottom of the mouse is exactly the same with three mouse feet that are rated for life expectancy of more than 250Km (kilometers). The mouse consists of 8 buttons that are programmable using the Logitech gaming software. On the top, there are left and right click buttons, scroll wheel button, one plus sign and one negative sign button above and behind the scroll wheel for changing DPI on the fly, and an extra button behind it for customization. The left-hand side of the mouse has forward and back buttons that are easily accessible by your thumb. The scroll wheel is smooth but it would be nice if Logitech has provided some grip over the surface.
Sensor & Performance
The heart of this new Logitech MX518 Legendary Gaming Mouse is the HERO 16K Sensor which is one of the most advanced and accurate sensors ever built. It can achieve resolution of up to 16000 DPI and 400+ IPS with zero smoothing, filtering or acceleration. HERO stands for High Efficiency Rated Optical and is also used in the high-performance Logitech Wireless Gaming Mice because of its remarkable power efficiency. The sensor is up to 10X power efficient compared to other sensors from Logitech, Razer, Steelseries etc.
The mouse has Polling Rate of 1ms or 1000Hz or 1ms and offers great performance in games without any lag. This is because of its low polling rate, HERO sensor and in-built 32-bit ARM processor. You can also the change the DPI on-the-fly (400, 800, 1600, 3200, and 6400) using the DPI buttons (with + and – sign) located on the top of the mouse. The scroll wheel has remained unchanged with its smooth surface which I think should have been improved by giving it a textured surface for better control and grip. The main buttons i.e. left and right use OMRON switches that are rated for 50 Million Clicks lifespan.