Logitech MX518

OCZ behemoth

1 .excellent grip with LARGE ergonomic design
2 .adjustable DPI
3 .high DPI (3200DPI)
3 .cheap
4 .have a weight adjustment
5 .cloth wire

comparison between DA n Behemoth


cons : too fast lol , for me ler
Overall it's a GREAT product 
8/10

CM Storm Sentinel is expected to be launched by september.

Here is the picture....


It's 5000dpi, independently dial-in your preferred X-and Y-axis DPI, rubber coated body, OLED display on top, weight system as well as onboard memory for storing profiles, and on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment.

actually its 5600dpi...still pointless if u ask me.
the OLED display on top can also be customised to have your own graphics or team logo.
its stated as having 1mm liftoff distance on all pads, that remains to be seen.

also has weight management system bringing the mouse from just under 130gm to a fat 160gm.

then the gay part of the mouse of cos is the ability to change its LED color with 6 different choices.

anyway, coming out next month at around RM215.

I wish all peripherals makers will just stop trying to act smart by using rubber coatings. In the end they all start to feel sticky, yucky n start peeling off. Luckily Logitech has seen the light of day n stopped using the stupid rubbery stuff on the new releases like the G19 n G9s.

aiyoyo, optical IS infra red la.
MX518 sensor is Avago / ADNS 3688, which is what the Death Adder / Boomslang CE / Diamondback 3G / Salmosa also uses

dunno, never used MX518 before.
my last logitech mouse was the MX500 before i saw the green light

i just know there is one sensor maker that both uses, which is Avago / ADNS.
another example are the razer copperhead and logitech g5 which also share the same sensor, ADNS-6010.

logitech still continues to use ADNS sensors in their other ones like g500, g9x...but razer has since moved on to philips sensors for the lachesis and mamba.

What? My MX518 is just like any other optical  mouse, it's red at the bottom.

If I'm not mistaken Optical technology works like this, there's this sensor that takes picture of a surface and detects any movements, since it's dark, need a LED light to shine, thus the red light.

Can, it's a normal red light like a normal optical mouse. LED light, most probably, just like any other optical mouse.

when will g500 release

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