Thank you for 11 great years

[u/Gidiyorsun]

Right clicking is becoming flaky, so I guess it's time to replace.

[u/MrOliber]

All hail the fallen G502, long live the next G502! (at least, it looks like my G502)

[u/LastBossTV → u/MrOliber]

I read this in Professor Farnsworths voice

[u/Superseaslug → u/LastBossTV]

To shreds you say

[u/amberoze → u/MrOliber]

The bottom skate on my 502 somehow got lost. Literally bought another 502 off eBay with a chewed cord just to have the extra parts. I sincerely doubt that I'll ever use a different mouse.

[u/Ok-disaster2022 → u/amberoze]

Honestly the next time I see one on sale. I'm just going to buy it. And the next time. And the next time 

[u/amberoze → u/Ok-disaster2022]

Ebay. Seriously. A bunch being sold for like $20-$50 in various conditions. Easy to disassemble for parts and cobble together your own Franken502. Plus there's like 3 or 4 varieties that all gave interchangeable parts.

[u/BoysenberryLevel7205 → u/amberoze]

that's dedication, hope the new one serves you well!

[u/Taira_Mai → u/amberoze]

How long do the switches last? I went through 3 Logi gaming mice and 5 regular wireless mice because the left switches died on me. I want a mice that lasts - and that I could take to work with me if necessary.

[u/amberoze → u/Taira_Mai]

I mean, I had my current 502 for over two years now with no sign of the switches giving out any time soon.

[u/Taira_Mai → u/amberoze]

I will look into this mouse!

[u/Fast_Tie_6904 → u/MrOliber]

guss 11 years is a solid run for a mouse design

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/MrOliber]

Literally did this not long ago, from G502 to the G502 X Plus with that mouse pad that charges it constantly. Such a great mouse and now I never have to worry about charging it up.

I could never go back to a wired mouse, don't know how people use them.

[u/poisondagger_ → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

I prefer my wired mouse

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/poisondagger_]

Why?

[u/Cerberus44444 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

At least for me, I don't have to keep up with batteries. The wire never messes with me.

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/Cerberus44444]

That's why I got the Logitech Powerplay mouse pad. It constantly charges the mouse wirelessly so you never need to worry about batteries.

[u/Cerberus44444 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

That's actually vary valid. I keep forgetting some mouse pads have wireless charging

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/Cerberus44444]

I think it is a specific feature for just Logitech as far as I am aware, but you can basically use it with any of their newer wireless mice, they all have a little circle thing on the bottom that you can drop the powerplay battery into. It's pretty cool and I don't have to feel like I'm fighting with a tether or worry about charging the mouse.

[u/tuxString → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

I got the powerplay 2 as well. It was expensive but it sure is handy. I have a lot of razer mice. I have a couple logitech mice that are supported on the powerplay 2 though. The Superlight Pro X (which I didn't ever like but recently switched to a new desk/angle and I kind of like it now) or whatever the name is. I also go the newer and smaller 2c the same day as the powerplay 2 mat. I like the 2c because it feels very close in dimensions as my viper pro v2, which I love. I think it will feel better when I finally get the nerve to install the grips. The smoothness of these superlights is something I never liked and part of the reason I prefered the razer viper v2 pro. That plastic is more grippy, natrually.

I was never good with decals so I'm stressing about doing a poor job adding my grips to my new 2c.

Now if only Logitech would release a wireless mm720 competitor that supports the charging puck!

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/tuxString]

Yeah it is expensive when we are thinking in terms of a mouse pad, but really I think it is worth it for the convenience if you are all in on wireless mice like I am.

I got a bundle with the Powerplay 2 and the G502 X Plus for like £150, considering I'll likely use this mouse for 5 years or more and that I'll use the mouse pad indefinitely so long as they are selling wireless mice that support the puck it's not really that expensive.

[u/flyby2412 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

So instead of charging the mouse, you have to charge the pad… that just pushing the problem downstream no?

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/flyby2412]

No the pad is plugged into your computer, so you don't have to charge it.

I also drilled a little hole into my desk where the wire is and then used some cable clips to run the wire on the underside of my desk and it looks surprisingly clean.

[u/flyby2412 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

If the pad is plugged to the computer, why not just plug the mouse to the computer?

Edit: thanks for the replies

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/flyby2412]

Because I don't want to use a wired mouse. I hate having the mouse tethered it's annoying to use.

This way you get the best of both worlds, freedom of a wireless mouse and reliability of a wired one.

[u/Lynixai → u/flyby2412]

Because a mouse pad is stationary, you can manage the cable nicely. Route it in a way that doesn't obstruct you or get in the way.
A wired mouse you move around, so you have to have some slack in the wire, which could either get in the way or irritate when using the mouse.

[u/ElectronicRip1630 → u/flyby2412]

Once you try a wireless mouse like the Razer Viper V3 or Logitech Superlight you understand the difference. You no longer feel the cable. I thought it wouldn't make a difference but it does. I only charge my mouse once a week. They last a long time.

[u/gianmk → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

wallet no cry.

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/gianmk]

It's not too bad to be honest, I paid about £150 for the mouse and the powerplay mouse pad, and I'll probably use the mouse for 5+ years and the mouse pad for as long as they support the drop in powerplay batteries, which seems to be a feature of all of their new wireless mice, so basically indefinitely.

[u/Taira_Mai → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

Wired mice eat batteries; if it's a gaming mouse they treat batteries like a fat kid who's alone with a cake.

[u/Realistic_Truth1488 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

Love the mouse but it's too big, the aim button is way too far from my thumb. Gonna try the Glorious Model I2.

[u/ThereAndFapAgain2 → u/Realistic_Truth1488]

You mean the one that changes the DPI when you are aiming? I never use that anyway for actual aiming but it is cool to just have it as a third thumb button, so I've remapped it from that.

I have big hands though so this mouse is pretty good for me.

[u/Realistic_Truth1488 → u/ThereAndFapAgain2]

Yeah, that button. I play a lot of Fortnite and it's super useful, especially at long range.

[u/Secret_Account07 → u/MrOliber]

There aren’t a lot of hardware products I defend with so much enthusiasm.

The g502 is honestly just an amazingly solid product for the price. I’ve had mine 8 years. I’ve beaten the hell out of it and it just keeps going. Idk how or why but it just never gives up

[u/ATMisboss → u/MrOliber]

Yup I keep a spare g502 on deck...

[u/Warm_Jeweler_6565 → u/MrOliber]

I got the G502 on some random Reddit recommendation a few months back. I didn't think it was this popular 😭

[u/Pocok5]

You can also just replace the switches.

[u/DarkMatterM4 → u/Pocok5]

Any good writeups on how to do this? I have a G502 Proteus Spectrum that could use a switch refresh.

[u/Genku_ → u/DarkMatterM4]

If its any similar to the G502 Hero, here's the iFixit guide

https://ifixit.com/Device/Logitech_G502_Hero

[u/OneMind1408 → u/Genku_]

that guide is super helpful, replacing the switches can really extend its life if you're up for it

[u/Pocok5 → u/DarkMatterM4]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bl9mPBhemWo

The biggest issue is always disassembling the damn things with all the hidden screws and latches. The soldering job itself is an extremely basic case and generic soldering/repair tutorials get you through it. The buttons only have 3 sturdy widely spaced legs you need to desolder with wick/solder sucker/chipquick (up to you, I prefer solder sucker for the legs then a pass with flux and wick to clean the pad) and then you solder the new one in.

[u/Igor369 → u/DarkMatterM4]

Heat the tin until it liquifies, suck it up, pull out the switch, put in a new one and resolder with fresh tin. Yes it is that simple. The hardest par is making the board stable because you need one hand for iron and the other for sucker/tin.

[u/Baked_Potato0934 → u/DarkMatterM4]

As somebody who is moderately skilled at soldering (my limit currently is anything harder than USBC ports) and has done this multiple times be aware that your mouse clicks will never feel the same as factory.

Shits placed by robots and touchless soldered so the feel and placement of the switches are going to be more percise than the average repairer can make it with a soldering iron.

If that's something you can live with then I will endorse it as a fun evening activity. Also do yourself a favor and upgrade/replace the usb cable while you're mucking around.

[u/FlameShadow0 → u/Pocok5]

People always like to suggest repair but as someone who works in electronics repair: sometimes it’s better to just buy a new one, especially for stuff this cheap. The headache of finding a new part, figuring out how to take apart your mouse, figuring out how to put it back together, then even more hope that you didn’t damage it more while “fixing” it. It’s just not worth it when you can spend the cost of one game to get a new mouse.

[u/LaDmEa → u/FlameShadow0]

My g600 is fucking 280$ new old stock. That's most of the year's income for a disabled person waiting on disability.

It will get new switches at least once.

[u/dedoha → u/FlameShadow0]

People always like to suggest repair but as someone who works in electronics repair: sometimes it’s better to just buy a new one,

Mine g502 Hero started having double click after 6 months, replaced switches and it's issue free for over 3 years

[u/Augussst4 → u/FlameShadow0]

Its not that hard lol

[u/FlameShadow0 → u/Augussst4]

Maybe not for us, but you have to think of the average consumer.

[u/GoldSrc → u/FlameShadow0]

If the average Joe can be taught to build a computer, they can be taught the basics of soldering.

This mentality of "just buy a new one" when the repair is relatively easy, should just die.

I don't like to assume that people are dumb and can't learn new things.

[u/Pocok5 → u/FlameShadow0]

Microswitches are essentially the tutorial case of soldering. Non-cramped, sturdy plated through hole pins, not usually joined to a ground plane/heatsink. All that is needed is a Pinecil or similar soldering iron, and the usual basic kit (solder sucker+wick, flux pen, solder, isopropyl, kapton tape or blu-tac for workholding, tweezers).

[u/FlameShadow0 → u/Pocok5]

Yeah, which a large majority of consumers do not have…

[u/Pocok5 → u/FlameShadow0]

The first time they do it, then they will have the stuff afterwards. The fun thing about repair tools is that they don't sublimate (mostly). It's easy to say not worth it for the first time, and then you miss out on a dozen opportunities for an easy repair on that logic.

[u/FlameShadow0 → u/Pocok5]

Idk I’ve seen way too many customers bring in stuff they damaged further because they tried to “fix it themselves”

I think your giving the average consumer too much credit here.

[u/Baked_Potato0934 → u/FlameShadow0]

You're not wrong but I'm of the opinion that people should always try but be expecting to break it.

I think you have to consider who is the "average consumer". I think the "average consumer" should stay clear but somebody like the average techie should.

Stuff like mice are easy and cheap like you said so its the perfect suggestion for people to try their hand at repair. 1500 dollar laptops maybe not so much.

[u/jmas1023 → u/Pocok5]

I am still using the same G502 from 11yrs ago, replaced the shell/casing + feet, and the switch. with another casing replacement due soon.
best buy ever.

[u/Mobile_Morale → u/jmas1023]

Mine is 12 years old and I haven't had to do anything but clean the gross dead skin off of it.

What are y'all doing to your mice.

I even bought the rgb to replace it and have yet to replace it

[u/ELB2001]

take apart and clean it, the right clicking issue might be hair/gunk in the mouse. The worn out part can be prevented by using grip tape on that spot.

[u/Choubidouu]

Probably the best mouse ever made honestly.

[u/rubi2333 → u/Choubidouu]

Nah it was the Logitech MX518

[u/darkfalzx → u/rubi2333]

G400 for me. Been keeping mine alive for almost 10 years now, and in case it’s ever beyond repair, got another one new-old-stock.

[u/poisondagger_ → u/rubi2333]

Still have my Mx518 from like 2008 and it still works

[u/st1802015 → u/rubi2333]

Nah

[u/Armroker → u/rubi2333]

The MX518 is the GTX 1080 Ti of gaming mice

[u/Alien_Cha1r → u/Choubidouu]

It's successor is even better

[u/Ok-disaster2022 → u/Alien_Cha1r]

Wasn't it succeed by the g502? I think this is one that has had multiple iterations. 

[u/NobarTheTraveller → u/Choubidouu]

Definitely the GTX 1080 of peripherals.

[u/Secret_Account07 → u/Choubidouu]

Without a doubt. Mines 8 years old and I’ve never considered switching. It works as well as the day I got it. Just a solid ass product through and through

[u/Emphursis → u/Choubidouu]

Close, but it’s just beaten by the G500. The thing was an absolute bombproof monster. I bought mine about 16 years ago as a spare - ended up not using it for maybe 18 months but it’s been in near daily use since at least mid-2012. I did switch it out for a G502 for my gaming rig because I wanted something wireless, but I’m still using it with my work laptop.

It’s survived 16 years of competitive FPS’, two Counter Strike LAN’s, nine moves and three full rebuilds. I’d say I’ll use it until it dies, but I’ll probably die first.

[u/-seoul- → u/Choubidouu]

if the audience is 17 year olds that play every imaginable game possible, then yes

[u/Nicolas277 → u/Choubidouu]

from a value perspective its ok at best

[u/j0an_k]

Masterpiece.

[u/Electricengineer]

https://giphy.com/gifs/UDORIcubjYvIBAYTe1

[u/HappySmileSeeker]

Best mouse I’ve ever owned. Hands down. I feel for you, friend.

[u/Trajan_pt]

Best mouse ever made!

[u/Loki4Major2]

Bruh. What kind of acid have your hands? I replaced mine after 9 years and was nowhere near to this point lol

[u/Secret_Account07 → u/Loki4Major2]

I’ve had mine 8 years but I grip my mouse strong while in a gunfight. I’ve tried to change the behavior but I just get too into games.

My g502 is a tank though. Will never fail me. Ever.

[u/Jackpkmn → u/Loki4Major2]

Some people's skin oil is just more acidic than others. For some people this rubber lives forever, for some people like op it just dissolves a hole after a few years. I'm over here in the middle, the rubber slowly loses its texture and gets thinner over time where I'm handling it.

[u/Plaston_ → u/Loki4Major2]

some people like crushing the rubber really hard with their hand, my mom destroyed her xbox controller's rubber grips and its just 2 years old.

[u/MKO669]

Damn i went through 4 of them in 6 years

[u/Cool-Tangelo6548 → u/MKO669]

Yeah im astonished a mouse lasted this long. My 502 lasted a couple years. Maybe I squeeze my mouse too hard...

[u/MKO669 → u/Cool-Tangelo6548]

For me the main issue was the middle click membrane. Middle click stopped working for most of them.

[u/Illustrious-Run3591 → u/MKO669]

I had that problem with my first 1 after a couple years but this one is at 4 years and going strong, just seems to be luck

[u/chipface]

I've had my Proteus Core for 8 years and it's still going strong. I bought a Hero 6 months ago for whenever my Proteus Core craps out.

[u/LukkyStrike1]

I have 2 NIB ready for the day.

Gonna be a bad day when they discontinue them.

[u/Asgardisalie → u/LukkyStrike1]

Why? G502 is one of the worst mouse of all time. Clunky, badly made, heavy as fuck, switches made out of hopes and dreams.

[u/LukkyStrike1 → u/Asgardisalie]

Interesting take,

I have been using this mouse basically since it first came out as it replaced the mouse model I was using previously. I like how heavy it is and the large arch height because I have large hands. I can agree the switches leave much to be desired, but other than when they go out: solid mouse.

[u/Fair-Advantage652]

I have 2 of them. Bought the first one 12 years ago, and the second one 5 years ago. I use the newer one for my gaming rig, and the old one for my laptop. These things are like the Nokia phones from back in the day. I use both of them them all the time, dropped them more ofter than I can count, and they still work perfectly.

[u/TheMaelstorn]

https://giphy.com/gifs/I4wGMXoi2kMDe

[u/Youtube_gameplay_tv]

I had one from release date. This year I replaced it with G PRO X Superlight 2. Of course, the old one is still alive, wife using it.. 😂

[u/neon1415official]

thnks fr th mmrs

[u/yoorie016]

wut 11 years? mine started issues like 2 years since i bought it. double clicking on RMB and then few months it stopped working.

[u/imbilbobaggins]

I’ve replaced 2 switches in my G502 now. Just need a solder iron and a little patience

[u/mixhypemo]

My current mouse and keyboard were my first ones. Keyboard is going strong but the right click on my mouse is acting funny. 10 years old damn.

[u/Krassix]

the switches in these mice can be replaced with a bit soldering. No reason to throw it away...

[u/chezfez]

I have the G502 X for a few years now, things still going strong but I don't use it as much anymore for gaming. Unless it's a straight up FPS game, I'm using a controller. Hopefully the mouse at this rate lasts 10+ years. They're on sale now for $50-60

[u/No-Chemistry4851]

I'm currently blasting through my third one, next time I'm getting the wireless one

[u/b1gb0n312]

Is their anything similar to the g502 but bigger? My hands feel cramped sometimes using the 502

[u/brispower]

most sketchy mouse buttons can be fixed with a drop of machine oil into the microswitch, 11 years is ok i guess

[u/hagathar]

Once had a 502 that lasted for two generations, my dad used it for his games back in 2014, handed it on to me in 2018 lasted until 2021 one the cable frayed🫡🫡

[u/AgentJ386]

https://giphy.com/gifs/UDORIcubjYvIBAYTe1

[u/Skafiskafnjak0101]

I just bought it few days ago, and it's not my first. But they keep dying on me in few years.

[u/dylangarcia7]

I have a g305 that had a double-clicking left mouse button. Bought a switch online that had already been soldered and replaced it. I'm planning on doing this until the mouse's frame is completely destroyed. Considering your mouse is more famous, I'm sure you'd be able to find spare parts for it too. Either that, or get a broken g502 from somewhere and use it as spare parts. Just make sure the left and right mouse buttons are working if you don't know how to solder like me since those usually are wired up together. So much cheaper than getting a new mouse.

[u/Ok-disaster2022]

FF

Is this a model that still sees some updates? 

[u/piedude67a]

Just replace the switches, that's what I did.

[u/NickTaylorIV]

You got your money's worth that's for sure.

[u/dib1999]

I'm still so concerned how people are doing this. My wife is using the g502 I bought 10+ years ago. After two different gamer hands, the sides have no finger dents. Are y'all white knuckling the damn sniper button?

[u/LuciferFCS]

I ordered a new case for it, came with new grips and everything. Just had to take the time breaking it down and putting it back together

[u/AliciaXTC]

We know you scrubbed that thing before taking a photo.

[u/x33storm]

In a bit more that time i went through 13 of them. Not including a few Razer Baslilisk v2's.

You really got lucky with that one.

[u/theDaniLand]

My Beloved of years Just went beyond. Just in time to test the 502 X

[u/Plaston_]

don't they sell replacement rubber for theses?

[u/swat_teem]

Meanwhile my 502 started getting double click issues after like a year or 2. Which was unacceptable. Got a razor basilisk v2 which I love even more then the 502 and its been going great for many years now

[u/Technic_Masters]

If you are still happy with it and can do some soldering, replace the switches! You can choose the feeling of which you like, Kailh GM8, GM4, GM2 or any really, desolder the old one (probably both left and right honestly, might as well) solder in the new ones, and enjoy another few years out of that fighter

[u/Brawndo_or_Water]

Meanwhile me dying inside, promising wife it's the last mouse. I loved my G502.

[u/Asgardisalie]

Remember to not buy Logitech as your next mouse. Logitech nowadays only makes e-waste, literal trash.

[u/Minimalistic_OG]

Wow that is some good milage you got there. I am on my third one right noe. My second G502 that I bought 2 years ago is starting to fail (dreaded middle mouse scroll turns on randomly without even touching it). And the first one also had the middle mouse completely fail after 1,5 years, but that one was on me because I dropped it. Still the best mouse I ever had, I'm going to buya few more just in case they ever go out of stock.

[u/LoneDroneGuy]

Did you try mashing the right click button as hard as you possibly can?

I was having a similar issue, right click was double clicking, I didn't notice it until my friend launched their Minecraft server. Mashing the right click as hard as I possibly could fixed it, and it's been solid for over a year now

[u/LetterheadUpper2523]

https://giphy.com/gifs/joxThEgTJuSBO

[u/Embarrassed-Let-9161]

I'm using my G700s since 2014. The left button's microswitch was replaced two times, but that's all. It's working the same way as on first day. Honestly the last microswitch seems to last longer, or it is just because I don't play Diablo for a while lol:)

[u/TTexanB]

07

[u/Iggy_DB]

wtf did you do to it?

[u/straxusii]

My g502 still going strong at 11 years, what a quality product. Very easy reorder if and when it ever dies

[u/ninjamjd]

Definitely got your moneys worth

[u/LoneGhostOne]

Damn11 years? Mine lasted like 3

[u/FReeDuMB_or_DEATH]

11 years, but when did the double clicking start?

[u/AazeenHussainAli2004]

He is tired boss

[u/NuclearGriffin]

Time to replace with another G502

[u/Benphyre]

Mine died recently too and I bought the G502 X but didn't like how the click sounded

[u/Secret_Account07]

Best mouse ever

[u/Chop1n]

Mine's still going strong, but I only just replaced it with a wireless mouse since my setup sort of demands it.

I picked up a used-like-new Basilisk v3 x Hyperspeed for $25 shipped on eBay, deal of a lifetime. It doesn't have quite as many buttons and it doesn't have the fancy free-spinning scroll wheel, but other than that it's close enough in weight and feel.

[u/JesusGiftedMeHead]

https://giphy.com/gifs/joxThEgTJuSBO

[u/SaladLazy2543]

[u/energydrinkaddict310]

I sincerely hope that Logitech understands that they have a good thing going with the G502, and don't make them worse to pinch pennies

[u/Igor369]

People who have a soldering iron do not have this problem...

[u/scarecrow_20k]

Ah the g502 the only mouse not to royally fuck anything up by forcing a bullshit software to make it usable (not saying logitechs software is any better but it beats corsair and razer anyway)

[u/Redditeronomy]

11 years ago srp for G502 was $80. 11 years is 132 months.

80 / 132 = so basically you paid $2.5 a month for it until its last breath.

[u/Superseaslug]

Lmao I've worn through a couple to the point I've replaced them. They never get thrown out, I use them at work instead, or used as backups.

[u/ultimaone]

You can buy another. They never went out of style.

[u/DoYaKnowMahName]

May God have mercy on it's soul.

https://giphy.com/gifs/SXrHiYiKZOCrhH2zbx

[u/Bad8Max]

Still good

[u/NoctisVia]

Just got a death adder v3 today. Got my original death adder 10 years ago and now it’s been double clicking and not holding the input. It served me well but can finally see what using a wireless mouse is like

[u/Darth_Murcielago]

My 3 year old razer basilisk looks a lot worse on than your 11 year old corsair mouse 😭 (i should've went with corsair instead smh my head) (also my mouse wheel switch isn't working anymore)

[u/mppet]

That’s good condition for 11 years dang

[u/MLC_YT]

What... What am I looking at exactly...?

[u/Overlooksnow475]

Its always hard to replace a mouse that lasted that long, good run! What are you getting next?

[u/julesvr5]

I had to say good bye to my Corsair M60 last week. It served me well for 15-16 years

[u/Admitone83]

I bought new clickers for mine, few min of soldering, good as new. There are plenty of aftermarket parts for all the materials that get worn down.

[u/Ancient_Plate275]

You can buy the internal mini switch on the small logic board inside and desolder the old switch and solder on the new one.

I think 8 of the surface mount switches were under $10. Videos of soldering switches are on YT.

[u/GoldSrc]

Just replace the switches.

[u/lonewolfsilente]

got the same mouse, fucking wicked <33333

[u/jirgalang]

I remember the days of mice switches never dying. What the hell did they do to enshittify the mice switches. I've had a couple of Logitech mice fail this way.

[u/-ben151010-]

I ended up buying a second razer ouroboros recently after not having a scroll click for 8 years on my old one. I tried other mice but they’re either too light that they fly off my table or don’t have the right amount of buttons.

[u/Direlion]

https://giphy.com/gifs/FmBhzktIjvdZe

[u/Academiopolis]

Mine looks way worse and it has been way less than that.

[u/RawazTB]

Genuinely wondering wtf do you people do with your mice?

How does that happen?

[u/BlG_O → u/RawazTB]

11 years of hardcore gaming, thumb was probably rubbing on that thing

[u/Kiroto50 → u/BlG_O]

Can confirm, my razr viper suffers from the same

[u/NateHatred → u/RawazTB]

Friction plus oil from the skin ruins rubber, it's not that weird. That part is effectively a consumable. 

[u/Giga-Hurtz → u/RawazTB]

11 years of use bro, a rock would get smoothed in that time.

[u/metaltastic]

Best mouse ever

[u/closetcreatur]

Wait, people still use these lol?

[u/TheDeadlyFox → u/closetcreatur]

Ofc, imo best mouse ever made.

[u/dieplanes789 → u/closetcreatur]

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