Solved! What is a good mouse with 8 or so buttons and good durability?

[Indus]

I've been using the Logitech G602 for a few years now.. (bought 5 of them when they were on sale)..

But after a year or so of usage the primary left click button always starts double clicking. I'm sick of it and it seems to a problem that plagues all logitech.

So any suggestions for a good mice with extra buttons would be appreciated.

Infact any durable mice suggestions will do.

 

[OlyAR15]

You can replace the microswitches. Every mouse eventually wears out, just depends on how rough you are and how often you click the buttons.

 

[fralexandr]

Steelseries rival 5 $44
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093LSMKL3

For what its worth, Steelseries rates their mice for a lot of clicks.

 

[gorobei]

couple of options:

1) contact logitech. most of the time regardless of how long ago the warranty expired or lack of proof of purchase they will send you a replacement mouse just as a hedge against any bad pr. [bit of you exploiting the system, but part of logitech doing business.]

2) repair it yourself. while the fix will require you to spend $10 for parts and probably $40 for an adjustable soldering iron if you dont have one already, it will reduce some ewaste and give you the satisfaction of repairing it.

 

[Indus]

Steelseries rival 5 $44
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093LSMKL3

For what its worth, Steelseries rates their mice for a lot of clicks.

Thanks picked it up. Enjoying it quite a bit though had to get used to the shape.

Hopefully lasts a lot longer than logitech ones!

 

[fralexandr]

Thanks picked it up. Enjoying it quite a bit though had to get used to the shape.

Hopefully lasts a lot longer than logitech ones!

Don't know what you paid, but fyi the price dropped to $29.99 if you want to try contacting them for price matching.

 

[WelshBloke]

Steelseries rival 5 $44
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093LSMKL3

For what its worth, Steelseries rates their mice for a lot of clicks.

I liked my steelseries mouse. Didn't so much like the software it would install on every windows box it was plugged into!