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Logitech M560 vs M510

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muaddib

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Hi!

I'm looking for wireless mouse good for casual, all-around usage. However, I want it to perform well in occasional gaming, including mouse-intensive genres such as RTS and FPS, including online (nothing competitive though, so it does not have to be designated for hardcore gaming).

Actually, one of my purchasing criteria is to find a mouse that resembles in form and function my old, beloved MX510 and MX518 mice that I used to have. I've been looking at the M560/M510 because of their similarity to the old Logitech ones.

Which mouse among the two is better, and which resembles more closely the MX510/MX518?

Thanks in advance.

muaddib
 
I can say from actually owning the M510 for months it is one of the best mice I have ever used even though it looks rather small in comparison to my hand (im 6ft 1inch) it was one of the comfortable mouses I have ever used. Now my newly M95 I recently upgraded to I am questioning because it seems to be hurting my right ring finger.
 
Don't get me wrong though the build quality and the feel of the M95 is superb, but the ergonomics of the mouse is something I am questioning a bit. I never feel it much when I am playing games like league of legends were I am spam clicking. It's mainly when I am surfing the web I get a bit of tendency to squeeze my mice as if I were to crush it. But since the M510 has those really nice little valleys on each side of the mouse I never really noticed I griped my mouse so hard. I just wish the M95 had somewhere I could place my ring finger more comfortably.
 
Thanks for the input.

How would the M510 compare to the classic MX510/MX518 mice?
 
muaddib said:
Hi!

I'm looking for wireless mouse good for casual, all-around usage. However, I want it to perform well in occasional gaming, including mouse-intensive genres such as RTS and FPS, including online (nothing competitive though, so it does not have to be designated for hardcore gaming).

Actually, one of my purchasing criteria is to find a mouse that resembles in form and function my old, beloved MX510 and MX518 mice that I used to have. I've been looking at the M560/M510 because of their similarity to the old Logitech ones.

Which mouse among the two is better, and which resembles more closely the MX510/MX518?

Thanks in advance.

muaddib
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I have an M510 at work and I wouldn't recommend it for gaming. The sensor is on the right edge of the mouse instead of centered which really throws off my accuracy, especially with small movements. It is also a little smaller than an MX518.
I've never used a 560.
 
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