My good old Logitech Performance Mouse MX started double clicking for the third time in over 10 years, so I upgraded to picrel thanks to the advice of a /g/ay here and I'm quite happy with it. Silent click is really good. Hopefully this one doesn't double click.
>>102410580I recently got a Logitech G305 for $20 and it's been great.
>>102410580zowie ec1a still works good after like 8~ years or something like that, im not much of a fps enjoyer anymore so for a next mouse id like something with more side buttons
>>102410580picrel + Kailh Red GM4.0 60M switches
>>102410667op cant do soldering with xis valid long fingernails
Dell M116.
>mouses are free if you dont value your time
>>102410580something like this but wired? maybe swapable like those keychron keyboards.
>>102410580I don't have that one, but I found out the hard way that the M220 is much better than the M590.The latter has trouble keeping the battery in place at the slightest shock, AND the scrollwheel is dogshit that will scroll when you least want to.I can fix the battery by adding some tissue to prevent the battery from moving and temporarily lobotomizing the mouse, but the wheel is really a total downgrade from the M220.I hope they fixed it in the 650, because receiving a paraplegic mouse when I thought I was getting a better model, really pissed me off.
>>102410580got that mouse few weeks back, silent clicks are greatapparently if you scrolll down harder wheel spins fast.
I use the exact mouse you use. I've used it for nearly a year now. I never turn it off and I am yet to change the AA battery, it's at 1.01V right now.I love the silent click.
>>102410580EC1-A. I still believe the MX518 was the best mouse I ever had
>>102410580Zowie Fk-1. Miss the yellow coloring of my old one vs. the new red colors.
>>102410580My Logitech M185 started double clicking too. A drop off WD-40 on switches did the job.
>>102410667What's tactile feel like on these buttons? I need to replace the buttons on all 6 of my mice.
>>102410580this seems to be a very common problem, and one of the reasons i hate these rodents. after blowing money on supposedly "reliable" yet expensive mice in the past nowadays i just buy those cheap perixx ps/2 mice on amazon and when they break throw them out.>nooo dont throw them away! repair them!!how about making something not-shit instead? every single one of my keyboards lasted for 20 years and-counting, still workig flawlessly. not a single mouse lasted me more than 3 measly years and that's being VERY generous.
>>102410580G502 wiredLove that mouse but it needs to be slightly bigger so I can reste ly pinky finger, the razer deathadder has the perfect size but the button position sucks
>>102411922Finding a good mouse that doesn't double click is really like playing Russian roulette.
>>102412039The trick is to just find a mouse with a shape that feels comfiest for you and then replace the buttons with ones rated for 10+ million clicks, and then keep replacing them when they eventually go bad. A single mouse could theoretically last you the rest of your life this way.
>>102412039exactly, a waste of time AND money. this single-handedly motivated me to use mouse-less window managers like i3 for linux just out of pure spite.>>102412075nobody should have to deal with this, it takes time and may require soldering equipment and skill most of us dont have. again, why can't people just make not shit mice?
>>102411858very different almost like a controller button, nice and light and doesn't get fatiguing. recommend trying either way since they are cheap
at home: G502 Xat work: MX Master 3S
>>102412303>spaceship controls on a wood grain deskAt least add some LEDs bro.
Good wireless mouse for work for large hands?
>>102412617These >>102412425 work for larger hands. The one in OP is also available as "M650 L" for larger hands.
Are newer logitech wireless mouses still dogshit with wheel that always starts scrolling in the opposite direction and battery that dies out of the blue?I need a good replacement to this piece of shit g703 which I already replaced 3 times.What else can I get. ROG Keris looks good?I wish there was a MX Master with good latency.
question, for whoever had a corsair glaive rgb, what mouse would you recommend that's similar to it, mine is finally shitting itself with scroll wheel and side buttons becoming unresponsive.
>>102410580Razer Basilisk wired running for 8 years. No double-clicking issues. The soft touch rubber peeled off so I cleaned it and glued it back in place with superglue.
>>102410580hp mouse from 2007it has sentimental value to me at this point so i cant buy a new one
>>102410580deathadder 2013 for desktopg305 for laptop
>>102410712holy meta
>>102414990Same issue here. My G403 had the scrollwheel become useless within 6 months. Trying to find a good replacement thats wireless, battery lasts more than 5 minutes due to retarded gamer features, has a couple side buttons for convenience, and is white, but struggling
>>102410580G903 non hero. Yes it double clicks.
>>102410580MX518 because I'm autistic
>>102410792This, but ironically.
>>102410712does it come with kailh reds or you soldered?
>>102421177I soldered them when stock switches started misbehaving after a couple of years. got a small bag of kailhs on aliexpress - it will probably last me a lifetime. also, a set of universal teflon mouse glides.some would probably question repairing/modding a $5 mouse, but I do it mostly for the satisfaction of fixing something. it's very easy, and it feels good.
>>102422313based. what made you settle for reds? i've tried huano pink dot blue shells but haven't seen the big hype coming from kailh blacks.
>>102410611I have the wired version and can confirm its the goat>>102410580
>>102422388honestly, I haven't tried too many kinds. only Kailh Reds, and some Omrons which felt too stiff for my liking. for now, I am happy with Kailhs, but maybe I should switch things around a bit.
>>102412170>nobody should have to deal with thisswitches are mechanical parts, and all mechanical parts wear out. they are basically consumables. it's up to you whether you consider an entire mouse a consumable or just the switches.
>>102422807Not him and not my picture as well, but these are the two mice i have.G 502 Hero wired:Was well working until it started double clicking, making work almost impossible.Mechanical switches are the problem here. Simply worn out over time. The major problem with modern mice is they run on lower voltages than their early optical counterparts that had a much higher voltage.When the switches start wearing out they are in combination with low voltages producing double clicks at a much earlier state of wear.Logitech counters this by building in an internal signal processor that interpolates these double clicks.It's like creating a problem (too low voltage) to then counter it by implementing a chip with error correction.They went this route of downspiral because of all the wireless-fags demanding wireless mice with longer and longer battery time while also constantly reducing weight.And since they also let their wired mice run on too low voltages, hese are also ridden with the same problem, which makes no sense in my eyes.Un-Logitech.comG 502 X:Bought this one about 5 weeks ago and i am satisfied so far.They implemented optical switches to counter double clicking. So i hope these kind of problems are solved once and for all. The scroll wheel was better on the G 502 Hero since it had a higher rotating mass and felt more haptical (if this makes sense). On the G 502 X, it has a rubber ring around it, which i fear will break down over time to simply fall off, rendering also this mouse impossible to use if it can't be replaced.Somehow these greedy kikes have to implement their "planned obsolescence". I just wonder if it's really the mouse wheel now or some other stupid little motherfucker in the electronics. Maybe a small as a sandkorn diode?I like mice being more on the heavier side, so the G 502 X are way tooo lightweight for me. It's predecessor came with weights i could put into it under the undersides hatch.
protip: You can open the mouse up and just resolder on a new switch and the mouse is good as new again
>>102412039What you do is buy a good mouse, and when it starts double clicking, replace the switch. Yes, you might have to spend 30 minutes fixing a $60 mouse. Most people don't make $120 an hour so it usually is worth your time.
>>102418661CLEAN THE FUCKING WHEEL WITH SOME ISOPROPYL ALCOHOLit's fucked because it's full of grime
>>102410580nulea m501 to replace a logi m575 which took a shit. despite being 20 bucks cheaper its actually better built
I'm still using the G9x I got when I originally built my pc. It's got to be close to 10 years old.
>>102423033interesting, I wasn't aware of the low-voltage trend in their builds, but it makes sense. what is the form factor of those optical switches? would it be possible to transplant them to Hero later?
>>102410580Are there any mice with a metal shell? The buttons can be replaced but the plastic shells eventually wear down or break.
i recently bought a pulsar X2V2 miniit's a great mouse
>>102423059possibly this. mouse wheel rotary encoders are optical parts, so something is probably dirty.
>>102423254huh, just checked, and I see mechanical encoders are a thing too. still probably worth a try to blast it with isopropyl or some potentiometer cleaner.
>>102423169Physically, these optical switches look nearly similar to their mechanical counterparts. If they fit in exactly and have the same solder points and pins is unknown to me, but as i read, they are Logitechs own development, so they might not be available to buy as a replacement item.And the most differentiating thing is that while a mechanical switch is closing a circuit when pressed, the optical one is breaking the circuit by mechanically pushing a small marrier between light emitter and the receiving sensor.If this is then vice-versa'd internally in the siwtches housing (if you take an Omicron switches housing as an example, is unknown to me. But the idea of replacing worn out mechanicals with optical ones sounds like an overall good concept to me.Logitech calls these optical switches "Lightforce" goooooooooooooogle them, you may find more info on them.
>>102423059Unless the wheel is defective by design, like on M190 (have two of them)
>>102423059It happens on new units too. It's their dogshit wireless implementation because it goes away when you use the cable.
>>102410712Don't fall for this meme plz
>>102423205Based, had mine for about a year now.Quality control isn’t the best with some pre/post travel and some crunchy clicks, and the coating always looks dirty but with some light modding it’s my favorite mouse
>>102410580im a pleb so>work: mx master>home: razeir deathadderal 2 proffesional
>>102410580The king.
>>102424181elaborate
I just bought a HyperX PulseFire Haste Wired. It's been pretty good so far. The aeration I thought was a meme but is actually quite nice.
>>102410580logitech g203 for home, logitech m170 for work. the 203 was only 13 dollars don't really have a desire to upgrade.
>>102410580rat4+Good ergonomics for my small hands + you can program it once and save your setups permanently to the mouse.
Two wireless M325, best deal ever.
>>102410580Holy hell ballz, Logitech's "quiet click" mouse buttons are like orgasms with every click. I'll never fucking go back to a mouse with loud ass clown clicks again. Why this technology is just starting to become mass produced is beyond me.Also, being able to switch between detent and hyper scroll is another added fucking orgasm with the mouse wheel.Then there's Logitech's fucking awesome mouse software that is so unbelievably customizable.
>>102426694Had pic related for years. Ergonomically by far the best mouse i have ever had.The laser though was a bit bitchy. When the lens got a bit dirty, the mouse coursor occasionally jumped. but otherwise it was a really great mouse.Could make this heavy as fuck with the additional weights and the adjustability was a dream.Sadly, this mouse became useless when it started to doubleclick after like seven years of daily usage.I wish they would still make this but MadCatz got bonkers years ago.It also had an incompatibility under macOS since it made you to always extra click on every sub menu in the menu bar. So it behaved a little crazy. But unter windows, it worked like a charm.When this died, i bought a Logitech G 502 hero but that held up only two years and then i bought the G 502 X with optical switches.
>>102410580logitech mx master 3s
>>102410580
Pulsar Xlite V3 Large, comfortable enough for day to day use and good enough for competitive games. I have other mice that I occasionally use like the Viper V3 Pro but the Pulsar is my main.
>>102413659NTA but I got the M650 L. It's not exactly large.
Only the finest for my MMOslop
>>102410580I used a cyborg rat 7 for like 12 years and I loved it, the adjustability and being able to have a pinky shelf were so nice, I ended up replacing it with a Logitech MX Master 3, and I've been very happy with it thus far.>>102426924The scroll wheel is pure sex, I wish they would put that same wheel on some of their gaming mice, specifically an MMO mouse.
>>102423033why would the rubber on the scroll wheel wearing out make it unusable?you'd just be left with a plastic scroll wheel, no?
>>102427700Intellimouse Pro has been discontinued for some reason.
>>102429030Microsoft sold off their entire hardware division to these tards, who won't offer anything similar to the Intellimouse: https://www.incase.com/pages/incase-designed-by-microsoft
>>102410580For me? It's chinesium.>https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00DEF5IW8I bought this mouse like 7 years ago for 8 € and still works. Sometimes it starts double-clicking, but just blowing deep air between the button cracks solves it. I've tried a few Razer mice, but I'm just way too used to this one's shape and ergonomics. I'd love to find the same mouse in higher quality.
>>102428834Yes, maybe, depending on how it is built.Since the G 502 Hero, i can't live without unlockable, free spinning mouse wheels. I think every mouse on the market should have this option.It's so nice having this to scroll on long websites like 4chan for example.
>>102429512Wird bestellt für Ehefrau. Die hat ne Schrottmaus mit schwergängigem Scrollrad.
>>102429926Ok, but this is a English/Japanese website, please write in English, just like we expect foreigners to speak Deutsch in the fatherland.>für Ehefrau. Might be a bit too big for her depending on her grip style, but if so, you can just keep it as a back up. There's also a Wi-Fi version that comes with a dongle.
>>102428187yeah i got that thing too and was disappointed with how small it was. I don't even have big hands. The silent click is nice though
>>102431127Speaking übermensch language is totally ok sometimes.>Might be a bit too big for her depending on her grip styleThe current one she has is so bad, it has to be replaced.Good that it's fed with standard batteries.
