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This is anecdotal but whatever. I have a razer deathadder, it broke (double clicks randomly) and it was less than two years old when it happened. No other mouse
by cameronhowe 9y ago
This is anecdotal but whatever. I have a razer deathadder, it broke (double clicks randomly) and it was less than two years old when it happened. No other mouse I've ever had has broken before and the previous desktop mouse I had for over 7 years before the scroll wheel wasn't as smooth as a newer one.
- AdeptusAquinas 9y agoI had a deathadder that died in a similar fashion some five years ago. I bought another one after that, and its worked perfectly since then. Might have been a bad batch.
- eltoozero 9y agoIs it that difficult to swap a micro switch? I’ve repaired many flaky vintage mice by swapping the switches. There are industrial microswitches that can take a ton of clicks and also you can tune the weight of the click by checking the datasheets. Digikey and Mouser are your friends, you could probably pay for a dozen switches and a workable soldering iron for what it costs to replace some of these gaming mice. If you’re on a budget, just get a clone Hako iron.
- AdeptusAquinas 9y agoHey, I'm just a software developer :) Anything beyond replacing a hard drive is out of my league. I know my place.