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I forget the exact model they are, but I bought them probably less than a year ago. I have one each on two different PCs, that I use more-or-less often. Though, I don't actually game with them per-se, so I'm not "spamming" the mouse click buttons. Just basic Windows' tasks, browsing forums, burning discs, etc.
Anyways, one of them, the mouse wheel after six months or so,.if you scroll the wheel down, it "bounces" back up just as much, so it's pointless to use the scroll wheel when web browsing.
The other one, just tonight, for the most part, now when I click and hold the left mouse button, sometimes, it double-clicks. I was dragging an .ISO file into a folder, and I didn't realize that it double-clicked, and in Win10, that auto-mounts the ISO into a virtual drive (A handy feature, normally). But in this case, since "system" had the file "locked", I couldn't move it. Until I figured that I had auto-mounted it, so I had to eject the virtual drive first.
I think that they have a one year warranty (I hope?), but I discarded most of the packaging. (Just cardboard, and a plastic front shell.)
Am I SOL, or will EVGA take care of me? (If I can't find PoP? I bought them online from BestBuy through ebay, I think.)
I have other mice, but I like the size and feel of these ones. I would accept a refurb back, as long as the buttons and wheel and sensor was working OK.
Edit: Figures. These are the Torx X3L mice, which... aren't even listed on their site. X5L, and X3, sure. But no X3L. Which is now what I'm sure that these are.
Wonder if I got some of the production run of a cancelled product, or it had a short lifespan on the market? I hate buying things, that the parent company doesn't even want to admit that they made.
Ok, I'm not crazy, BestBuy DID carry the X3L model. Strange how it's not even listed on EVGA's site anymore, but the other models still are. This one must have been a lemon.
Anyways, one of them, the mouse wheel after six months or so,.if you scroll the wheel down, it "bounces" back up just as much, so it's pointless to use the scroll wheel when web browsing.
The other one, just tonight, for the most part, now when I click and hold the left mouse button, sometimes, it double-clicks. I was dragging an .ISO file into a folder, and I didn't realize that it double-clicked, and in Win10, that auto-mounts the ISO into a virtual drive (A handy feature, normally). But in this case, since "system" had the file "locked", I couldn't move it. Until I figured that I had auto-mounted it, so I had to eject the virtual drive first.
I think that they have a one year warranty (I hope?), but I discarded most of the packaging. (Just cardboard, and a plastic front shell.)
Am I SOL, or will EVGA take care of me? (If I can't find PoP? I bought them online from BestBuy through ebay, I think.)
I have other mice, but I like the size and feel of these ones. I would accept a refurb back, as long as the buttons and wheel and sensor was working OK.
Edit: Figures. These are the Torx X3L mice, which... aren't even listed on their site. X5L, and X3, sure. But no X3L. Which is now what I'm sure that these are.
Wonder if I got some of the production run of a cancelled product, or it had a short lifespan on the market? I hate buying things, that the parent company doesn't even want to admit that they made.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1565711/torqx-x3-x5-review-with-nice-pictures/20just got an evga x3l.
~1mm pretravel on left click........ wheel loose, side buttons loose
i didn't plan to use this mouse for anything but still wow..... the quality is so much worse than either of my torq x5 or x5l
for $10 though worth it just for a cable
x3 arriving soon tonight... hopefully it's better
Ok, I'm not crazy, BestBuy DID carry the X3L model. Strange how it's not even listed on EVGA's site anymore, but the other models still are. This one must have been a lemon.
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