Any "MX518" Shaped Gaming Mouses? I like how MX518 Feels.

[Randy Marsh]

My hand size in Length is 19.05 cm or 7.5 inches.

EC2-A or G403? Or any other suggestions?

[Cathulhu]

I have the G402 Hyperion Fury (silly name, i know). Coming from the MX510, it's a bit different in how it feels, but only as an improvement. My hand too has about 19cm in length, measured from the wrist to the tip of my middle finger on the inside of my hand. Mouse feels pretty good and is a good option if the G403 is a bit too expensive.

[Autumn_]

Both are good mice.
But the Zowie doesn't have software to finetune the DPI etc. The Logitech G403 does.

Razer also do a super ergonomic mouse like the MX518, but I forgot the name. Although, I can't speak to the quality of it.

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di Autumn:

Both are good mice.
But the Zowie doesn't have software to finetune the DPI etc. The Logitech G403 does.

Razer also do a super ergonomic mouse like the MX518, but I forgot the name. Although, I can't speak to the quality of it.

Or should I just get the Logitech G400s, since it looks like the MX518?

[Talby]

That’s what I was going to suggest, a g400 or g400s... some mx518 users like the zowie fk1, the g402 / g502 May be worth heading over to a brick-and-mortar store to check out the g502. Personally, as a former mx518 user with a claw grip I use a g-pro (same as g102/g203) but if you’re a palmer may not work out as well.

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di Talby:

That’s what I was going to suggest, a g400 or g400s... some mx518 users like the zowie fk1, the g402 / g502 May be worth heading over to a brick-and-mortar store to check out the g502. Personally, as a former mx518 user with a claw grip I use a g-pro (same as g102/g203) but if you’re a palmer may not work out as well.

I do mostly FingerTip and a little bit of Palm grip sometimes. I have a G102, it feels small for my hand and the placement feels uncomfortable for my Ring Finger and Pinky Finger has no room. I’ll check out G400s, or if you have other suggestions?

Does the G400s have any Spin out issues with the sensor?

Also, what’s a good price for a used or even a new G400s?

[Talby]

Seen it between $40 and $50 not sure it would be worth paying more than that. The sensor is improved over the mx518 they ditched the prediction and angle snapping no reports of spin out so you should be good to go...

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di Talby:

Seen it between $40 and $50 not sure it would be worth paying more than that. The sensor is improved over the mx518 they ditched the prediction and angle snapping no reports of spin out so you should be good to go...

Thank you

[new-magicman]

Maybe you wait for the Logitech MX 518 Legendary.
The Release should be soon worldwide.

(Sorry for my bad english, it's not my mothers tounge)

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di new-magicman:

Maybe you wait for the Logitech MX 518 Legendary.
The Release should be soon worldwide.

(Sorry for my bad english, it's not my mothers tounge)

No release date? I heard it’s only for China for now?

[Kaihekoa]

MX518 is legendary; it would be amazing if they brought it back to market.

[new-magicman]

Messaggio originale di U̷n̷k̷n̷o̷w̷n̷:

Messaggio originale di new-magicman:

Maybe you wait for the Logitech MX 518 Legendary.
The Release should be soon worldwide.

(Sorry for my bad english, it's not my mothers tounge)

No release date? I heard it’s only for China for now?

https://www.golem.de/news/gaming-maus-logitech-bringt-die-mx518-legendary-1811-137632.html

Auf Nachfrage sagte Logitechs Agentur, dass die MX518 Legendary voraussichtlich im Frühjahr 2019 auch in Europa und in den USA verfügbar sein werde - genauere Informationen konnten uns die Schweizer aber noch nicht nennen. Der Preis für die MX518 Legendary bleibt somit vorerst offen, wir würden aber von 70 Euro bis 90 Euro ausgehen.

(The Logitec Agency said that propably at Spring 2019 the MX518 Legendary gets released in Europe and USA. The Price will be about 70-90 Euros.

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di new-magicman:

Messaggio originale di U̷n̷k̷n̷o̷w̷n̷:

No release date? I heard it’s only for China for now?

https://www.golem.de/news/gaming-maus-logitech-bringt-die-mx518-legendary-1811-137632.html

Auf Nachfrage sagte Logitechs Agentur, dass die MX518 Legendary voraussichtlich im Frühjahr 2019 auch in Europa und in den USA verfügbar sein werde - genauere Informationen konnten uns die Schweizer aber noch nicht nennen. Der Preis für die MX518 Legendary bleibt somit vorerst offen, wir würden aber von 70 Euro bis 90 Euro ausgehen.

(The Logitec Agency said that propably at Spring 2019 the MX518 Legendary gets released in Europe and USA. The Price will be about 70-90 Euros.

Thank you, I decided to get the G400s for now and I will wait for the MX518 Legendary, 70 - 90 Euros is too pricy, I will wait for the price to go down for a few months - years.

And the MX518 Legendary will most likey be out of stock, when it comes out.

[Benjamin Ngunyahtahu]

it will be wise for waiting the mx518 till the price is going down (which is always happen to all logitech gaming mouse).

[nobbi]

just adding my 2 cents here: I just returned a G502 because the placement of the thumb buttons was just too uncomfortable for me.

Compared to the back and forth buttons of the MX518, the G502's buttons are larger and arranged horizontally to the bottom of the mouse. In addition, there's another button at the tip of the thumb in the front. All that really restricts the way in which you can place your thumb w/o constantly hitting buttons by accident. You kinda have to point the tip of your thumb inwards, not rest the length of your thumb on the side.

If that's the way you hold your mouse, the G502 is great, with all its adjustable weights. Alas, it's not for me.

[Randy Marsh]

Messaggio originale di Я не говорю по-русски:

just adding my 2 cents here: I just returned a G502 because the placement of the thumb buttons was just too uncomfortable for me.

Compared to the back and forth buttons of the MX518, the G502's buttons are larger and arranged horizontally to the bottom of the mouse. In addition, there's another button at the tip of the thumb in the front. All that really restricts the way in which you can place your thumb w/o constantly hitting buttons by accident. You kinda have to point the tip of your thumb inwards, not rest the length of your thumb on the side.

If that's the way you hold your mouse, the G502 is great, with all its adjustable weights. Alas, it's not for me.

If you’re a fan of thumb placements, I would suggest you to try out the “Razer Basilisk”. I feel like,it’s the most comfortable mouse. It also comes with 3 removable accessories for the thumb placements.