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Nah, I deployed Logitech for ~300 users in a manufacturing environment for years and they were just fine. You got unlucky or are beating the shit out of them.
by bongodongobob 2y ago
Nah, I deployed Logitech for ~300 users in a manufacturing environment for years and they were just fine. You got unlucky or are beating the shit out of them.
- dicknuckle 2y agoAgree. It's rare to find a failed Logitech mouse.
- sebazzz 2y agoIt is actually quite common for some mice because logitech uses the wrong switches for a 3.3v logic level mouse.
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoI have a drawer full of failed Logitech mice (about 10). They're mostly M100(?) mice from the MK120 combos. They basically all start doubleclicking eventually. They're not all from my personal computer though, probably from about 8 different PCs.
- kergonath 2y agoI’ve had a MX1000 (which did not fail but had terrible battery life), a G7 (which double-clicked on the right button after 3 years), a G602 (which just stopped working one day), a G502 (which stopped clicking at all), and a G604 (same). I won’t claim to be a statistically representative sample, but from my experience their high-end stuff is expected to break after between 2 to 3 years. I kept going back to them because the hardware is very nice when it works. I gave up and bought a Razer Naga about 3 years ago. Hopefully it fares better in the long run.