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I used a G700S for nearly ten years, only got rid of it because a decade of human use caused it to get pretty gunked up. I never had a mechanical failure in tha
by slondr 3y ago
I used a G700S for nearly ten years, only got rid of it because a decade of human use caused it to get pretty gunked up. I never had a mechanical failure in that whole period.
- wlesieutre 3y agoI had a G700S and it died of button failure. Great mouse, I miss the 4-button thumb layout. Before that was a Deathadder, also button failure. The only mouse I've replaced for any other reason was a Corsair M60 which had its cord chewed off by a friend's rabbit. We soldered it back together but it didn't last. Now on a Razer Basilisk Ultimate which uses some sort of optical click detection, we'll see if that's actually more durable or not. There's still a physical mechanism to produce the clickiness but I don't know if that part is failure prone like the mechanical buttons have been.