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Switches are a beginner level solder job to replace. And because there's not much going on inside mice, it tends to be easy to get to the PCB that holds the swi
by ziml77 3y ago
Switches are a beginner level solder job to replace. And because there's not much going on inside mice, it tends to be easy to get to the PCB that holds the switches.
- copperx 3y agoI'm about to do that today on a Logitech and there are about 20 screws and multiple layers of plastic, not including having to remove and possibly replace the mouse skates.
- ziml77 3y agoThat's surprising! It was easy to do on my G Pro wireless. I don't remember clearly at this point but there were only 3 or 4 screws under the feet (which I used a hair dryer to heat up to ensure they came off cleanly). Then under the paddles for the main buttons was I think one more screw holding the PCB down. The only tricky thing there was making sure I didn't lose the tiny spring used for the middle click.
- copperx 3y agoI completed the switch upgrade and it was more like 30 screws. Soldering was the easy part. This is a G903.