I bought the MX700 four years ago. I still have the box which says it carries a 5 year warranty.
About a year ago, I had my original MX700 because the mouse died. Wouldn't charge, no laser, no nothing. I put in fresh batteries, wouldn't charge. The guy @ Logitech had me run some tests, but I was like, "the mouse isn't working. The laser isn't even turning on." So he sent me a new mouse.
This mouse has gotten quite a bit of use (see pictures). Now the right click button is seriously sticking. Like, when I press it down, it catches on something so it's harder to push down and then it sticks in the down position after I let go of it for half a second. There is a definite delayed response.
Will Logitech replace the mouse again? The mouse still runs like a beaut, but the right click issue is getting on my nerves
Pictures of Use:
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse1.JPG
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse2.JPG
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse3.JPG
About a year ago, I had my original MX700 because the mouse died. Wouldn't charge, no laser, no nothing. I put in fresh batteries, wouldn't charge. The guy @ Logitech had me run some tests, but I was like, "the mouse isn't working. The laser isn't even turning on." So he sent me a new mouse.
This mouse has gotten quite a bit of use (see pictures). Now the right click button is seriously sticking. Like, when I press it down, it catches on something so it's harder to push down and then it sticks in the down position after I let go of it for half a second. There is a definite delayed response.
Will Logitech replace the mouse again? The mouse still runs like a beaut, but the right click issue is getting on my nerves
Pictures of Use:
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse1.JPG
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse2.JPG
http://www.mrcodedude.com/pix/102004/lmouse3.JPG
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