They're probably only going to sell circuit boards or assemblies for their mice - I've got a G602 (G502?) and the switches have worn out every once in a while.

They're probably only going to sell circuit boards or assemblies for their mice - I've got a G602 (G502?) and the switches have worn out every once in a while. I just opened it up, grabbed the model of the actual switches, did some reading online about the switches (which models have harder actuation forces, etc.) and ordered and soldered new replacement switches from DigiKey and swapped them myself. I understand a lot of people don't have this skill - I'd like to have some kind of business or side hustle to replace switches for common equipment like mice, xbox controllers, etc. Especially with xbox controllers costing so much and only having something like a 3 month warranty, I've noticed the newer ones having bumper activation issues after 6-8 months (depends on how aggressive you are as a gamer I guess)