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MX518 for life, this mouse has been used daily for over 10 years and I have a spare one just in case I need to replace some pieces, which never happened so far.
by Globz 8y ago
MX518 for life, this mouse has been used daily for over 10 years and I have a spare one just in case I need to replace some pieces, which never happened so far.
I do no longer use it for gaming since its now outclassed but it is now being use in my office and may one day die in peace after such a long life span.
I wish they would upgrade the internals and keep the same design which is honestly reliable and comfortable, I have never owned a mouse which fits my hand like this one does.
- hinkley 8y agoI think Logitech may be the first and certainly the oldest vendor I've stuck with. Every time I get a new mouse I take the old one to work. I can't recall the last time I had to use a company-issued mouse. The Intellimouse always felt like the Deluxe version of the company issued mouse. No thanks. In the early days of OS X everyone gnashed their teeth because of Steve Jobs and his stupid obsession with the one button mouse (I love you Steve, but you have never been more wrong in your entire career and should have let it go). I don't think they realized that the mouse wheel Logitech mice worked just fine straight out of the box (no extra drivers for right click or scrolling).