Review on 🎮 Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Logitech G MX518 Gaming Mouse by Bryan Murphy

Quality control issues: I ordered the MX518 Legendary as soon as it became available as I remember my original MX518 being so great for years. so i have a spare. That's when I noticed that the clicks between them are very different. One feels sticky, hard to press while the other has a longer travel. Both should be new, but feel so different that I doubt there's any quality control at all. Gaming: In games where you have to constantly tap to move, both new Mx518s had a sticky click or it was too hard (that would be inconsistent) to constantly tap fast. My older Logitech G Pro Hero has no problem here. The shape is really comfortable and the texture is the same as the original Mx518 which tends to get sticky. The sensor tracks just like the Logitech G Pro Hero with the same HERO 16K sensor. Overall, the inconsistent clicks just made it unsuitable for games that require you to constantly and consistently hold your position by clicking. Conclusion: The legendary Logitech MX518 mouse has a great shape, a great sensor and a great reputation. With the two new MX518 Legendary mice, I experienced inconsistent clicks, incorrect mouse carriage placement, and different click motions on both new mice. I really think this mouse would be awesome for FPS games and I would love it to work properly. .S/N: 1844LZ0GBLM8 had less travel and poorly installed mouse carriages.