Can anyone recommend a basic wired mouse that is durable?

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Bought a logitech m100r about a week ago and its already causing me problems with a squeaky mousewheel, and now its making a very loud "TAP" sound when i left click (right click is fine). I've never had a mouse develop problems this quickly before, not sure if this model is just low quality or something else.

Anyone got recommendations on a basic durable wired mouse? Not looking for an expensive gaming mouse.
 

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Bought a logitech m100r about a week ago and its already causing me problems with a squeaky mousewheel, and now its making a very loud "TAP" sound when i left click (right click is fine). I've never had a mouse develop problems this quickly before, not sure if this model is just low quality or something else.

Anyone got recommendations on a basic durable wired mouse? Not looking for an expensive gaming mouse.
How about dell basic mouse at the following link ? > https://www.amazon.sg/Dell-Optical-...7&psc=1&mcid=2b1cb62a07923f3ab3f844145da9ec10
 

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got a steelseries rival mouse under 20 bucks from the time shopee first launch until now still working
 

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Bought a logitech m100r about a week ago and its already causing me problems with a squeaky mousewheel, and now its making a very loud "TAP" sound when i left click (right click is fine). I've never had a mouse develop problems this quickly before, not sure if this model is just low quality or something else.

Anyone got recommendations on a basic durable wired mouse? Not looking for an expensive gaming mouse.
logitech quality is getting worse.
 

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there's a possibility u use it many hours a day?

why not splurge abit on the gaming mouse

the ergonomics is also much better could be better for your wrists long term and save on any possible healthcare costs

im so happy w my zowie ec wired i find it hard to replace w the newer ultra light wireless mice
 

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there's a possibility u use it many hours a day?

why not splurge abit on the gaming mouse

the ergonomics is also much better could be better for your wrists long term and save on any possible healthcare costs

im so happy w my zowie ec wired i find it hard to replace w the newer ultra light wireless mice
How are the ergonomics better?
 

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How durable is it? And is the clicking loud or not compared to logitech mouse?

Edit : How to filter for only items located in S
Those days when you nuy an expensive mouse, you're paying for performance and durable.
Nowdays just get a decent mouse at a decent price and it's price is low enough to replace when you need to..

An example, difference people difference use. My logictech m100r already about 6 years. And like you i brought one failed product that pass qc check and just get another one. :)
 

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As mentioned in the other thread, if you paid $5 for it on shopee it's most likely fake
 

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Seems like TS is a heavy user using less than $10 mouse for gaming etc.
Basic mouse won't last seriously but I do have a couple of M100R
which till today can work no issue.

Not sure did you brought original or fake as there are a lot of fake on Shopee.

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It really depend on your usage if you are a heavy gamer which clearly you are.
You can't really save on a mouse get a mouse more durable with warranty.
Any mouse if you use long term wise will start to have sneaky sound.

Cheapest gaming mouse is Logitech G203 around $3X.
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https://www.challenger.sg/accessori...-lightsync-gaming-mouse-black0--0097855155948

If $30 you don't have just ask around see anyone got any spare mouse.
How long the mouse really depend how you use.
Like I mention I got a few M100R here so far no issue.
 

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As mentioned in the other thread, if you paid $5 for it on shopee it's most likely fake
Seems like TS is a heavy user using less than $10 mouse for gaming etc.
Basic mouse won't last seriously but I do have a couple of M100R
which till today can work no issue.

Not sure did you brought original or fake as there are a lot of fake on Shopee.

logitech_m100r_corded_mouse_1690981950_0efbddd9_progressive.jpg


It really depend on your usage if you are a heavy gamer which clearly you are.
You can't really save on a mouse get a mouse more durable with warranty.
Any mouse if you use long term wise will start to have sneaky sound.

Cheapest gaming mouse is Logitech G203 around $3X.
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https://www.challenger.sg/accessori...-lightsync-gaming-mouse-black0--0097855155948

If $30 you don't have just ask around see anyone got any spare mouse.
How long the mouse really depend how you use.
Like I mention I got a few M100R here so far no issue.
I bought from best denki, not shopee. Was $11.

Im not sure if i want a gaming mouce tbh. I dont like all the extra buttons and it looks like the way i place my thumb on the mouse would be directly over the side buttons. Any durable mouse without side buttons, etc?
 

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I bought from best denki, not shopee. Was $11.

Im not sure if i want a gaming mouce tbh. I dont like all the extra buttons and it looks like the way i place my thumb on the mouse would be directly over the side buttons. Any durable mouse without side buttons, etc?

As shared don't have, it all depend how you use it.
If you very heavy user any mouse won't last.

Just get any from shop if spoil claim warranty simple as that.
More expensive mouse like this one which I am using.

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The side button is very useful, it is use to press forward and back useful for surfing internet.
 

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@Questin Logitech Offical store on Shopee selling it at $11
Not sure what you are trying to say...are you recommending i buy another logitech m100r? Because im already having problems with a m100r a week after buying it...

Not a bad mouse. There is an app to control its speed and rgb effects.

Isnt this a low quality chinese brands? I dont like side buttons either :(
 

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if you're conservative type like me regarding the bell and whistle of modern mouse. Just go for well known brand like HP, dell or logictech basic model. Rather that looking for mouse at midnight. :)
 

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Not sure what you are trying to say...are you recommending i buy another logitech m100r? Because im already having problems with a m100r a week after buying it...


Isnt this a low quality chinese brands? I dont like side buttons either :(
The one u have is obviously a faulty set... the one that @caterham7 uses has no problems. I remember u posted before in this thread that u asked the shop/seller if they have any more stock of M100r but they said no more so I thought u didn't mind getting another new set but I think u must have deleted that post already

Not all Chinese brands of electronics are lousy... many of the OEMs are made in China anyway...
 
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