Logitech G MX518 Gaming Mouse vs Logitech G703 LIGHTSPEED

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G MX518 Gaming Mouse compared with G703 LIGHTSPEED
LogitechG MX518 Gaming MouseLogitechG703 LIGHTSPEED
Overview
ReleasedFebruary 2019June 2019
Tracking
ShapeErgonomicErgonomic
HandRight handRight hand
SensitivityUp to 16,000 DPIUp to 25,600 DPI (better)
SensorHERO 16K opticalHERO 25K
Buttons8 (better)6
Free-spinning wheel–No
Thumb wheel–No
SensorLogitech states 100–16,000 dpi, more than 400 inches per second tracking and no smoothing, filtering or acceleration.HERO 25K sensor, 100–25,600 DPI; over 400 IPS; over 40 G; 1,000 Hz (1 ms) report rate wireless and wired (launched in 2019 with the HERO 16K sensor, up to 16,000 DPI)
Scroll wheelClickable stepped wheel; no free-spin mode.–
Connections and battery
Connects byCableUSB receiver and Cable
PowerCableRechargeable
Battery life (maker's claim)–Up to 60 hours
Receiver–LIGHTSPEED wireless USB receiver and receiver extension adapter included
Charging–Rechargeable; up to 60 hours with lighting off and 35 hours of constant motion; 1.8 m charging and data cable; POWERPLAY wireless charging compatible (sold separately) with the included POWERCORE disc
Works withUSB computer; Logitech G HUB or Logitech Gaming Software is optional for custom controls.–
SoftwareLogitech G HUB or Logitech Gaming Software; settings can be kept in onboard memory.Logitech G HUB (LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting, button programming)
Design
Weight–95 g
Size–124 × 68 × 43 mm (length × width × height); 95 g, plus an optional 10 g weight
MaterialsPlastic case with the original MX518 shape.Mechanical button tensioning system with metal springs; dual-injected rubber side grips; LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting
ColoursDark grey and black.Black
In the box–Gaming mouse, LIGHTSPEED wireless receiver, charging/data cable, receiver extension adapter, optional 10 g weight, user documentation
Warranty–2-year limited hardware warranty

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