I have a Logitech M505 and I'm pretty happy with it. But after 1.5 years, it's starting to show the "double click" issue that I keep reading about. That is, some single clicks are registered more than once. New batteries didn't seem to help (I thought they did, but it's still happening). It seems that the internal button has worn to a point that it is unpredictable or the de-bouncing isn't working or something.
Anyway, I'm looking into warranty options but I'm also interested in other suggestions for a mouse that might have a more durable switch mechanism.
Requirements:
I don't play a lot of games, except occasionally. But I've been playing a lot of Age of Empires 2 HD. Anyway, the point is, I don't really need a gaming mouse, though I'm open to one if the build quality is better and the price is right.
Budget is hopefully under $60 or so.
Anyway, I'm looking into warranty options but I'm also interested in other suggestions for a mouse that might have a more durable switch mechanism.
Requirements:
■ Prefer wireless. It's mostly on my desk, but being for a laptop, I travel with it.
■ Good battery life (this lasted more than the advertised 15 months or whatever), but 3-6 months would be a good minimum
■ Comparable DPI/precision to the M505 I have now
■ Middle-button and scroll wheel
■ Either back/forward buttons or tilting scroll wheel like this mouse has (I like it for web browsing). Other buttons are nice but not required
■ Most importantly, something durable that won't have this annoying "double click" issue.
I don't play a lot of games, except occasionally. But I've been playing a lot of Age of Empires 2 HD. Anyway, the point is, I don't really need a gaming mouse, though I'm open to one if the build quality is better and the price is right.
Budget is hopefully under $60 or so.