However, with the ever-growing popularity of smaller gaming mouse (Logitech G Pro and Razer Abyssus V2) the MX518 is considered on the large side, similar to the likes of the Zowie Fk1+ and Razer Lancehead TE.
They have described the new MX518 as the “Legend being reborn” and to look at it you certainly wouldn’t disagree. All very typical of Logitech.ĭue to the massive popularity of the MX518 Original, the guys at Logitech decided to keep the exact same shape and size for the in-demand Legendary. The cable has been neatly bundled in such a way that eliminates any kinking and everything is held in place with the user manual. Inside you will find reinforced cardboard surrounding a plastic shell that houses the MX518 legendary. Like the design, Logitech has tried to keep the packaging as simple as possible using a matte grey box with eye-catching electric blue for the exterior. That being said we sit down and put the new MX518 Legendary through its paces to see if it can stand up to the competition. I was a huge fan of the MX518 and used it for many years through my Counter-Strike 1.6 and source days where it was known by many as the go-to gaming mouse before sponsorship took over. However, this is where the similarities end and the newly improved version of the Mx518 has been equipped with what is widely considered the best optical sensor available, the HERO Optical.įirst impressions suggest this is going to be a brilliant mouse. The only difference in design is the logo which has changed from the old school Logitech stamp to the more current G we all now know. Most will be delighted to hear Logitech has kept the exact same shape and design that so many loved from back in 2004. The nostalgia levels in the office right now are at a high and we can’t wait to see what the latest iteration of the old fan favourite has to offer. Today is the day we are reunited with everyone’s favourite FPS gaming mouse, Logitech’s Mx518 Legendary. The legend has returned, same great design from 2004 only now with the latest in gaming technology.
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