In 3 years I changed 2 units of G304.. Really ain't that reliable.. Now I'm using a mouse from a China brand machinike? Over a year still running strong let's see how long it last.

At home I'm using death adder.. In the last 15 years I've bought 4-5 units of it from the very first gen wired > transformer > wireless current gen. Reliability not the best but fits my hand best.

I using G304 too.
I only swapped out the switches and dropped few times. Still okay till now.

About 3 years plus usage

HI, the machinike mouse which model you bought?
i have a big palm and not sure whether the size fit mine or not.
im using death adder now and there is still slightly empty space on the palm side when im using it.
i try to search in machinike website but they did not emphasis on the measurement.

this one heavy or not? me like heavy mouse.

been using Logitech mouse for over a decade, been through many of their ranges and it is only 1 thing that fail every single time, the left click.
It is an infamous issue that Logitech never want to resolve, probably to sustain their sales, because they know consumer still goes back to them.

Tried replacing myself, most of the time with success, but the recent mouse M720 Trialthon is so difficult to remove the soldering, I fail to replace it completely. Now the mouse condemned and cannot be used anymore. But I still bought the same model as the price and function suits my needs.

Get a Logitech G502 during Shopee/Lazada sales, even though it's slightly more expensive than your budget around RM120 - RM189 depending on sales and retail price, it's worth the leap for the amount of buttons and it can last for a long time. It is one of the best selling mouse in the world and many people recommend it on reddit. If it's something u use daily for years, you will want it to be good, nice to use, and convenient, so don't cheap out on it.

But before u buy, u must test them out so go to Lowyat or a store to try the mouse they have there to see whether it suits you.  Then, note down the models and buy them online during sales.

Maybe because we use left click more often?

Where did you buy the micro switch?

Thanks, so far Logitech G502 seems to be best suggestion with plenty of additional buttons. By the way seems to have few versions... Got hero, x, x lightspeed, x plus....cheapest seems to be the hero version.

G502 wired

Guys can rekomen decent mouse with budget friendly price range, preferably ergonomic and rechargable battery, and long last,

last bought alcatroz can tahan only 4 days in single charge