Any reliable mouse FFS!!!!

[blackclouds]

Im sick and tired of computer hardware nowadays. Ive recently got Logitech G something mouse for 4000 PKR and the middle button just stopped working after 13 months. Im just so sick and tired of this bullshit. Ive used A4Tech mouse in the past which also lasted 1 year at most and then i decided to go with Logitech because i was sick and tired of getting A4Tech replaced every 10 to 12 months but this one is again giving me problems.

Can someone suggest me a good reliable mouse that'll atleast work for few good years!!!!!!!!!

 

[blackclouds]

Anyoneeeeeeeeeee

 

[genious]

A4tech G3 220N using from past 6 months going good got it for 600 Rs.

 

[SherazMnM]

I suppose your talking about the logitech g402? I have used it for countless years and it never disappointed me, i just got a replacement, my middle mouse button stopped working, try getting the g402, it should work unless you accidentally spill water inside of it, it's smooth and a perfect fit imo.

 

[imadsani]

i've been using the G402 for more around 18+ months now, working flawlessly, got a second one for my workstation at home. I'd recommend the G402 any day, would love to try the new MX 518 though

 

[limpix007]

@blackclouds just buy new , i been using g502 rgb since 1.5 years , it works perfect . before this i had g502 non rgb , it died , it was in warranty so it got replaced by rgb .

mouse can die in a year or two if your a gamer , and less if you are raging noob , then i suggest get gud or play console

 

[nafu]

A4Tech bloody series is a good notch. I have been using Bloody V3 model (purchased at 1.8k) for more than a year now and haven't noticed any issues with the clicking or any sense of dying lately. However, it is getting a bit rough physically from top, but considering the price, I do not complain.

 

[blackclouds]

@blackclouds just buy new , i been using g502 rgb since 1.5 years , it works perfect . before this i had g502 non rgb , it died , it was in warranty so it got replaced by rgb .

mouse can die in a year or two if your a gamer , and less if you are raging noob , then i suggest get gud or play console

My mouse was brand new n where the heck did you replace a mouse in warranty in PK?!!!!!!!

I suppose your talking about the logitech g402? I have used it for countless years and it never disappointed me, i just got a replacement, my middle mouse button stopped working, try getting the g402, it should work unless you accidentally spill water inside of it, it's smooth and a perfect fit imo.

Yes thats the one.

https://www.logitechg.com/en-roeu/products/gaming-mice/g402-hyperion-fury-fps-gaming-mouse.html

 

[NaNoW]

https://www.logitechg.com/en-roeu/products/gaming-mice/mx518-gaming-mouse.html

this thing is a workhorse - 5 years and still going strong

 

[imadsani]

https://www.logitechg.com/en-roeu/products/gaming-mice/mx518-gaming-mouse.html

this thing is a workhorse - 5 years and still going strong

where did you find a new MX 518 5 years ago? Did you pay a premium or get it at the regularish price?
Mine died a couple of months ago after almost 9 years, loved that mouse.

 

[EternalBlizzard]

Logitech planning to release a new version of MX518. I'm waiting for that. I bought a logitech g102 from Aliexpress and it's giving me double click problems just after 4 months xD

I think I press the buttons too hard. I'm trying to find mice with Omron Switches with the non "-F' model which requires 105g or so actuation force rather than the 75g actuation force most regular gaming mice offer. This means the button will require more force to click but will have a longer life for those who press too hard. But most companies don't list these detailed infos. SteelSeries Mouse seem to have hard buttons (have experience with rival 300)

In short MX518, steelseries rival 310 sensei look nice to me.

 

[ASKnASK]

Bloody's IR switches are great, no double-click problems on the main buttons. However their mice do develop other issues after a year or two.

My non-IR bloody developed double click, my IR-bloody (TL-70) has developed a serious issue with the flick-switch type button (the one next to the wheel). The mouse became unusable but dimagh laraya and saved it (basically connected a wireless mouse and disabled that button in bloody settings).

I wouldn't recommend them for longevity.

 

[Seasmy]

I used to have a a4tech mouse I bought for 300 pkr like 7 years ago which worked flawlessly, It would have issues with the click stop working but using some Philips contact cleaner would fix the mouse and make it brand new, But I thought it's time to replace it and more than a year ago bought Bloody A90 which is working fine aswell so I'd recommend that. Build quality is nice aswell. I play Dota so it does get some rough usage xD

 

[hotgamerft]

I am in the same boat. I had an A4tech bloody series mouse last year which starting giving me double click issues so i went out and got a Logitech G302 thinking its a good brand. The mouse isn't bad but not even an year has passed and it has started giving me the double click issue as well. I thought about getting the Logitech g402 but that thing uses the same switches as the G302 so i am staying away from it for now.

What should i do? I am kinda skeptical about spending a lot on the mouse since i haven't got a good experience with the last 3 mice i had. Thinking of getting a cheap red dragon mouse from czone. What other options do i have? The current one i have (Logitech G302) is unusable in its current state.

 

[nafu]

I think bloody Mice are alright, not too costly and does the job. I have bloody V3 model and it has been doing great for an year. My only concern is the build material/quality, as the top has the clear scratches.

What about Zowie Mice, are they good for gaming and durability?