I have a 2 year old g304 and it has the intermittent double click issue.

How difficult is it to change the switches?

I already bought a cheap soldering kit with some kaith switches.

From YouTube, looks like opening up the mouse is difficult, the soldering part is not hard.

i buy new mouse, sometimes it just doesnt worth the trouble......right? is just a mouse

i hav silent mouse, 2 gaming mouse, 1 mouse could bluetooth to 2 laptop at the same times. 1 comes with wireless keyboard...

This post has been edited by taitianhin: Jul 27 2021, 10:40 PM

ya, as long as u know how to open it the correct way, then you should be fine. Try not to pry the wrong way and causes the pins and hook to break.

Was thinking of getting new mouse, but I read on here should try changing switches as not that difficult, not sure will just try and see how it goes

From the g304 disassembly video, seems a lot of internal screws and hinges, for something so small so complicated the assembly

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This post has been edited by lopiop: Jul 27 2021, 10:42 PM

if u want to buy a used one let me know. i have one with a wonky receiver. not sure if u can pair ur existing receiver with my mouse.

i bent my copper bit of the switch back on my performance mx. No issue so far

I did read somewhere that its very common on logitech mouses

Got take pic?

You like DIY hor ? Good luck.

unfortunately not, but theres quite a few video on youtube.

g304 is logitech mouse? i bought two logitech mouse and both have same double-click issue

threw them away and never bought logitech ever since

Kinda worried for the day when my g502 will eventually fail.

Previously, my g700s lasted 6 years (2014-2020).

https://www.instructables.com/Repair-mouse-...-click-problem/

Can fix the clicker manually , i fix few . Can go utube search how to open and fix .
Can replace the clicker too those clicker cheap only Omron made in japan few RM but u need soldering tools .
Nex time u buy the mouse that can diy swap clicker , juz open mouse and plug and play no need soldering 1 example Asus ROG Gladius mouse , inside packaging got free 2 clickers for u too .

Do you think it's also possible to replace the aging battery of wireless mouse, since fixing clicker appears to be a feasible option.

Not sure if I'm adventurous enough now, but perhaps in the future?

U can try search in google/utube c got ppl share how to do that ornot with keyword "ur mouse model replace battery" .
I learn all the minor fix from google/utube

Okay bro. Will do that.