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harky

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need a similar size like razer salmosa pro , wired?


i think my razer salmosa pro something wrong..
when i click, it dont unclike itself? haha hard to highlight wording. dont know is mouse fault or win10.
 

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I'm going to be the forever irritating guy to recommend Microsoft. But Microsoft dun make gaming stuff anymore (even gamepads... Unless you count Xbox... Which is...), so... Yea, can the Logitech recommenders say something.

Also, it is 105% the Razer mouse's fault from using cheapo microswitches. But hey, slap a "For gaming" on it and sponser gaming events and get pro players to use it and it must be good, right.
 

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thanks.. quite annoying.. tht i should change it haha
 

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normal and small ba. .lol

nt sure y i bought razar also ahah maybe due to the size rather than it is a gaming mouse :s13:

notice now like most mouse wireless not wired!

ur budget range?
 

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if you're going to buy a new mouse, consider opening up your razer mouse and see if the problem can be physically fixed.

i was about to replace my old razer abyssus almost 2 year back because the clicks just weren't responsive anymore. opened it up and realized it was due to wear and tear on the small rectangular knobs that connects to the mouse pcb to 'register' the click. i just paste some scotch tape over the knobs and the mouse has been working well ever since.
 

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ok thanks..

this my is much more older :s13::s13:
think i get one first before i open up.. it dont have screw le.. later i break it.

if you're going to buy a new mouse, consider opening up your razer mouse and see if the problem can be physically fixed.

i was about to replace my old razer abyssus almost 2 year back because the clicks just weren't responsive anymore. opened it up and realized it was due to wear and tear on the small rectangular knobs that connects to the mouse pcb to 'register' the click. i just paste some scotch tape over the knobs and the mouse has been working well ever since.
 
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if you're going to buy a new mouse, consider opening up your razer mouse and see if the problem can be physically fixed.

i was about to replace my old razer abyssus almost 2 year back because the clicks just weren't responsive anymore. opened it up and realized it was due to wear and tear on the small rectangular knobs that connects to the mouse pcb to 'register' the click. i just paste some scotch tape over the knobs and the mouse has been working well ever since.

The 'knobs' are called micro switch. I have desoldered the switches from my old mice and replaced with better ones from ebay.
 

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oh.. i check my RAZER SALMOSA is Approximate size: 95.9mm (length) x 54.4mm (W) x 33.3mm (H)

love this mice but now mouse like quite big LOL!
 

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Avoid Razer mice as much as possible, the micro switches is no where near decent quality IMHO.

I've fixed no less than a dozen dead Razer mice by replacing the POS switches from switches source from my rodent dent.

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LOL.. hmmmm where to buy tht switch?

now very hard to get wired mouse sia... :(
 
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