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I've been a sucker for Razer mouses for about 15 years. using Viper Mini right now
by Lapsa 4y ago
I've been a sucker for Razer mouses for about 15 years. using Viper Mini right now
- andrei_says_ 4y agoLooking for a mouse that requires very little pressure to click the buttons. Any recommendations from the Razer lineup?
- Schinken_ 4y agoI don't know about today's but back in the day I always accidentally pressed the mouse buttons on my brother's Diamondback because they were so light to press. I believe the Diamondback has not been manufactured for a while now though...
- faeyanpiraat 4y agoDiamondbacks were my favorite mouse, and you might be right as the longer mouse buttons have a bigger leverage on the microswitches. I've hunted for unboxed diamondbacks a couple of years ago, and some items were available on Ebay, but were priced like 3× MSRP.
- faeyanpiraat 4y agoAny mouse could be modified to accommodate your needs. I've repaired like 20 high end gaming mice, and changing the microswitches in them were really easy. You just have to find any company doing component level notebook board repair, or similar electronics repair in your area, and ask them whether they would do it for you. Then you just have to find the microswitch with the proper (low actuation force) specs you are looking for.
- andrei_says_ 4y agoDidn't know mouse microswitches were standardized/interchangeable. Are they like mechanical keyboard switches? Where can I learn more about them and buy different kinds?
- rasz 4y ago20? years ago OMRON D2F was the switch to have. Sadly around 2010 OMRON moved all manufacturing to China (D2FC) and quality went down from mice surviving 5-10 years down to max 2, then Chinese started counterfeiting D2F/D2FC and now you can get switches failing within one year.