What's the difference between G510 and G510s?
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Not much difference at all. the G510 has a little more control over the color of the lights for the keys, and conrtol over the sound system including mute. In my opinion either board you select you will have as good ad there is on the market. ps Logitech didn't pay me a nickle for this testimony and I mean every word of it!
145386
i googled it and basically it has a cosmetic upgrade that was suppose to make it look nicer and resist fingerprints, but apparently its exactly the same otherwise
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I am not familiar with the M510 but the Logitech is very light, can't imagine weight would be an issue for most.
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They're set to 1-0, -, and =. the g-shift key makes them act as ctrl+those same buttons. The mouse's on board memory also allows these buttons to be changed via the software on one system, but the mouse itself will remember the changes so that you may plug and play on another system with your changed button layout.
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Heather: I do not own a Mac, only a PC, but you can go online to Logitech and tell them what you want to do before you invest in an M510. WWW.LOGITECH.COM
512997
The G510 is like any normal keyboard, not especially "clacky" on the key strokes (not like mechanical switches).
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G700 can go wireless, the design is more ergonomic, the scroll wheel has "hyper-scroll" option (though i don't use this option). But the Gila is better constructed. Honestly, holding both together will make the G700 feel slightly cheaper. While the Gila is one solid gaming mouse, I think the G700 is more flexible. If you're using it purely for heavy gaming with a desktop, the Gila is a good mouse... and it may prove to be better than the G700 in that situation. If you're going to using it with a laptop, and/or frequently use your mouse for extended sessions of something like photo/video editing too, then the G700 might be a better choice.
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Yes. Most of Logitech's gaming keyboards use standard keys, but the G710 is definitely mechanical; it uses Cherry MX Brown mechanical switches. My advice is to always try peripherals in a shop before you buy. Mechanical switches have quite a different feel (and sound) to normal keyboards, and keyboard layout is another very personal issue.
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G510s and I had a 500 gig solid state drive put in and this thing runs faster and better than pc's twice the price.
497439
Never heard that question before and not sure what the differences are. This is a replacement mouse I've had with an older version of windows and still works great with Windows 7.
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In all probability the 5100 because the other was the 4900 series (4965AGN) and they are now on the 5300 series. In looking at both of them I could not see any significant differences. I have had the for two or three years in my older laptop and it works quite well. So, I would say that it would come down to price. But if you are set on the newer of the two go with the 5100. Here is link to data sheet for the 5100 http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/wireless-products/wifi-link-5100-brief.html and here is link to info on the 4965AGN http://www.intel.com/products/wireless/wireless_n/overview.htm. Good luck.
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A quick search of G700S model versus G700' turned up... "According the specs sheet, the higher DPI on the G700S is the only difference compared to G700." Deeper looking may uncover more info. I wasn't very fond of my G700 and happily replaced it. No malfunctions just felt like a cheap quality clunky mouse to me.
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One difference is the battery location. The battery charger is different. Other than that any other differences are so minimal that it is not even worth mentioning. If you have used the wg150 model you will be happy with the wg152 model.
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I have never seen the G15 in person but as for the G510 ....the keyboard back light is very good that a keyboard novice can use it in the dark a see clearly.... note that different colors pop better but all can be seen.... only thing that would be nicer but not and issue are the buttons below the screen they don't lite up or at least have some glow.
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It isn't that much different, the only difference is the extra 50 dpi in FK and the FK is smaller than the FK1. These are all the things I can think of right now, hope this helped.
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I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a big plus in my book, and the video from the G15 is outstanding. I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a... » Read More I had the G11, and can say that the G15 is MUCH faster on focussing. I think the G12 is pretty much the same as the G11 in that respect. I haven't done any side by side comparisons yet, but first impressions just going from memory, the G15 photos are better in both sharpness and overall color than my G11. Again, I'm not sure the G12 was, sensor-wise, the same as the G11, but I can say I'm much happier with the differences between the G11 and G15. Hope that may help some.I believe also that the G15 is the first of the G series that can optically zoom while taking video. That's a big plus in my book, and the video from the G15 is outstanding. « Show Less
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The Amazon product information says that the model number is 59406579. The computer says "G510S Touch" on the bottom as the model name. There is no other model identification on the computer itself.
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My G5 is really glitchy right now due to the fact that my cat got into a vicious fight with the cord. So now I ordered the G9, and am still waiting for it to get here. From what I've heard, its better for claw grip users like me (your wrist stays on the mousepad and you use your fingers to move the mouse) as opposed to the G5 which I've heard is better for palm grip users (your wrist is elevated and your whole hand moves to move the mouse). To me, the G5 is a little too big and it took awhile to get used to the shape of it. Even after I've been gaming with it for several months, it still hurts my wrist in long gaming sessions.