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Old January 11th, 2007   #11
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im going to get these :
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Old January 12th, 2007   #12
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Jump for the G5 mouse, you won't regret it.



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the 518 is a great mouse I have been using mine for a year and it kills css opponents just fine.
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I have the logitech G7 wireless and 518 wired. I love them both.
The two rechargeable batteries you do have to change every day or two depending on how much your on the computer. But I must say that it's no big deal takes me all of 10 seconds to change it. NO problems with batteries.
Both have a very good feel very responsive and solid. I game with both of them and have no complaints. Sure I wish the batteries lasted a week or month but like I said no biggie.
If I was going to go corded Id go for the 518 or the G5.




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I have the Logitech MX518. Great mouse and it looks great.




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Wired or Wireless really depends on personal preference. I have a bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse. I only get lag when my batteries start to die. Batteries tend to last about 3 months. The set I have supports the use of lithium batteries so they last a little longer. Also windows warns me when the battery levels are getting low, and tells me how many hours of battery time I have left usually starts pinging me at about 24hrs left. So if I run out during a game thats my fault.

The only problem I have with bluetooth is that its only supported by Windows XP. So if your using a different OS, or trying to use it in the bios your out of luck. You have to have a USB/PS2 keyboard and/or mouse available.





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Old January 12th, 2007   #17
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I have the logitech G7 wireless and 518 wired. I love them both.
The two rechargeable batteries you do have to change every day or two depending on how much your on the computer. But I must say that it's no big deal takes me all of 10 seconds to change it. NO problems with batteries.
Both have a very good feel very responsive and solid. I game with both of them and have no complaints. Sure I wish the batteries lasted a week or month but like I said no biggie.
If I was going to go corded Id go for the 518 or the G5.
What battery brand are you using and when was the last time you bought fresh ones?



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I hear that wireless mouse lag in CSS, especially when using AWP. I used a wireless and hated it. Just was not snappy enough. G5 FTW!



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Old January 12th, 2007   #19
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ok im assuming this is better becuase its laser instead of optical? and what u think of the keyboard?



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I use a Kensington PilotMouse (Laser Wireless). Its not as good as some of the other wireless ones mentioned but I will mention some things about mine that could occur on different brands.

It takes 2 AA batteries at a time and I rotate through 4 sets of rechargables, but I would be just fine alternating 2 sets. Many of the USB wireless get some interference one way or another so my way around that was a usb extension that I ran upto the area of my mouse and keyboard. That also helps on the rare occasions that I have to hit the buttons to 'reconnect' them both back on the same channel/frequency. They are both quickly accessible.

This thing is not bad tho... works nice and is comfortable to use. No need for a mouse pad is also a plus.



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