Using a Logitech G300S. Cheap and many buttons, but the mouse left button now a bit faulty. Any recommendation for a budget below RM100 mouse with equal number of buttons?
This G300S out of production already. Regret didn't buy a few to stock up.

G304 wireless is good (using one now as alternate to my G703)

It will be slightly more >100

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.

Not enough buttons.

Thanks.

MX Anywhere 3S

this one heavy or not? me like heavy mouse.

If you like a mouse and just the button is faulty, consider buy better grade microswitches and swap them. Generally under RM20-30 can settle and your mouse clicks are good as new.

Dismantle the mouse and replace the faulty switch, less than RM1 if you know what you're doing

No soldering skill. That's why I am not considering replacing the switch.

Haha, last time someone also suggest me replace the switch, as i no tool, just random bug cooler master MM731, less that RM70 on big sale, and less button to customise

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 need additional buttons for fortnite 5 nos. of weapon cycle. Mouse with just 2 side buttons not good enough.
Anyone tried redragon M908? Wonder if the 12 sides buttons position would make them easily mis-click.

This post has been edited by 3nf0rc3r: Feb 18 2024, 05:43 PM

Just try lor. What have you got to lose anyway.
I did that for my vertical mouse and it works like a charm (I also no solder skill, just equipped with courage and dont give a f if it breaks).

most important is get the mouse with hotswapable switches .

Got any recommendations with many extra buttons?

Then send to someone who can

u can still get the g300s if thats what u wan,but about 200 bucks right

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

About 3 years plus usage

This.

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.

This post has been edited by jolipoli81: Feb 19 2024, 03:18 PM

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.

Gotten the G300s at dirt cheap price in June 2022 and yes, the left click give way, single click becomes multiple clicks.
My G90 boughted in 2019 still no issue even under heavier usage than the G300s.
Donno mang, guess Logitech knew that batch is lemon stock then dumped price to clear stock?

been using mouse a lot- due to desk works
now wrist also hurting liao......

so been using verticle mouse- helps a bit. cheap cheap RM 50.

now looking for external touch pad- but somehow can find any suitable one.

I still keep some of my old mouses! Let me try! Haha

I started off with the cheapest range.. 2 years already still working.. Now I'm eye in on the one retail at rm99. The last one was around rm40 only.

Okay la heavy enough for me, I like it. Can customize how much weight u want to put too so no need to worry too heavy. Ideally go test it out yourself at the stores before buying.

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.

shopee je, research first before buy, as there are many types of clickers

Oh ya the one i got is Hero, which is wired. That's why its cheaper than the other versions.

switch envy, that avago tho

ok quick theres one unit left, great sensor too



two scroll wheels and that pricing convention is very hard to beat, trust me, source : mamba pwm3360 rm69 user, that means rm10 for 4 extra buttons WURTF esp ahk script macro'ers



This post has been edited by ieatchickens: Mar 3 2024, 05:43 AM

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

G502 wired

Just change the button switch and continue using the mouse.

anything wireless?

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hp (china domestic model) mouse



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MX Master 3.
Don't waste your time with anything else.

not that hard or expensive to replace the switch. a soldering set costs around 30ish, and mouse switches and wheel encoders are only a few rm each. for me, encoders are always the first to go, so i replace them myself. mouse is one of the most used peripherals, so equipping yourself with the skills and parts to fix it is not a bad idea.

Logitech tech mouse seems to last 2 years before one of the left or right button starts to have issue. For G300s, the lazy way to deal with it is just to map the extra smaller left and right buttons to left click and right click, and then use it. Does not take that long to get use to the new position.

Guess that is the reason Logitech no longer make those because people have a lazy way out and hence fewer repurchase.

I'm using a microsoft usb mouse which i bought from sungei wang plaza 15 years back, yet still working until now

Read some feedback the battery life is terrible?