[Review] Logitech MX 510

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Review: Logitech MX 510

Price: $49.95 USD

At first I thought this mouse was going to be the same as the MX500 with a new paint job. How could you improve the MX500? It’s already the prefect mouse. Well Logitech did with the MX510. Packed with a new 12-Bit, 5.8 Mega pixel engine.

Setup: Fairly easy, just pull it from the box, plug it into your USB or PS/2 port, and install the included software and your set for some hardcore gaming.

Tests:

Battlefield Vietnam:
To check how precise this mouse really was I started a single player game with some bots. I hid up on a mountain with a sniper rifle and started shooting. 9/10 shots I hit and killed. Sure it’s easy to shoot bots but this mouse can aim pixel perfect. Now for some real action, online gaming. I went online and join an Operation Hastings server. Right away I grab a sniper rifle, jump in a Huey and head for the mountains by the Vietnamese base. Sniped most players. Now I am almost positive that this mouse improved my game (or I was getting lucky shots.)

Pros:

Fast, quick movements.
Great response.
Awesome unique paint job.

Cons:

Wired

Conclusion:

If you’re a gamer in need of a mouse that can handle long hours of precise perfect fragging then you have found it. The Logitech MX510 is the mouse for you. The unique paint job also adds a nice touch.

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There are red and blue ones. I've got the red one.

If you want a silver and black one, get the regular mx500 its $10 less and I don't think it is that much different, just 4.7 megapixels instead of 5.2 or something.

Edit: 2 l8
 
apHytHiaTe said:
There are red and blue ones. I've got the red one.

If you want a silver and black one, get the regular mx500 its $10 less and I don't think it is that much different, just 4.7 megapixels instead of 5.2 or something.

Edit: 2 l8

Its 5.8 Megal pixels and 12-bit, thats quite a bit differnt.
 
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