Are you sure it is not your USB port? If it isn't, your mouse wire might be broken inside due to too much flexing. You could try to change the wire, or shorten the wire past the area where it is broken (normally the breaks happen near the mouse, as that is where it moves the most)

i find it's not the millions of repetitive clicks that breaks the switches

yor maus could lasts for years if it's just that, normal clicks

but it's when you hold the buttons for prolonged and repetitive period, pretty much abusing it

like some shooters with hold to aim etc mechanics

microswitches, the copper spring inside those switches nowadays are very very flimsy, easily lose their springiness coz it's too thin

they could handle millions of repetitive clicks but not when you hold them with such pressure that would bend or even break those copper springs inside

it's so annoying that nowadays ayam already accustomed to change the configs in games from hold to toggle

The issue will almost certainly go away if you clean the microswitch contacts, or if you change the microswitch entirely.

my razer abyssus..buy 2011..still using it.ayam razerfag

found the best pixart for rm90 and 3360 rm80
dont game anymore
wat do

how? need to open the whole thing or just take compressed air and spray inside the mouse

G304 ftw! cheap and durable and wireless, cant ask for more

go here to check if you have double click issue
https://mousetester.com/

This post has been edited by lopiop: Jul 16 2021, 09:46 PM

can buy the microswitches n replace if got sharp tip soldering iron

Still using my G300 bought from 11 years ago... The shape just perfect for my hand.
The key survival feature of this mouse is the optical scroll wheel sensor, not mechanical wheel.
The wheel sensor is virtually immortal, even if clogged with dusts.
Nowadays buying any mouse I will search for tear down picture showing what scrollwheel mechanism it uses first.

Clicks will inevitably broke. There are no switch that is immortal, especially if you play some insanely clicky games.
But replacing them is very easy, just simple soldering works.
Search for 'mouse switch' on Shopee and you will get plenty of them. On average I probably changed switch every year, or 2 years.
Solder tool + solder 'sucker' to remove existing solder easily + mouse switches

This post has been edited by digitalifelesss: Jul 16 2021, 09:56 PM

Need to open the mouse, and then open the microswitch. There are many YT videos on how to do this, but I haven't linked any because I don't agree with them. They use sandpaper, metal polish, brushes, etc, to clean the contacts but I absolutely don't agree with it. I only use contact cleaner or isopropyl alcohol, with normal paper as the most abrasive thing to clean the contacts.

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i can only teach you, you need to melt solder onto the three feet of the micro switch, wait a bit, then only desolder and use sucker or felt.

reason is because its machine soldered, old and porous hence very very hard to desolder without ripping out the board contacts.

Logitech G403 (wired)

My G602 is 5 years old and still works perfectly.

cheapo logitech b100 still going strong

Kailh switch

My 1st Razer mouse last me roughly 10 years until last years i change to Razer Viper Ultimate wireless

Maybe that's the reason, I already change games control to toggle aim wherever possible.

Same here. 502 Hero. 10 months in right click faulty. I don't even game that much.

mt g402 lasted for 5years,
from dota,ragnarok online and pubg used the same mouse without any issue after millions of click