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Been using this mouse for the better part of 2025 after getting it early in the year to replace the wired G203. I paid a little less than this from BB, but I have really enjoyed it, and it feels exactly like a wireless version of the G203 it was replacing, which is exactly what I was looking for. That being said, it did just get relegated to 2nd mouse after I dumped a whole cup of coffee on it and the click for the scroll wheel quit working. That's not Logitech's fault though.
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I really liked this mouse, however after about a year it started to ghost double click on me.
It appears to be a very common issue for this model if you Google it. For that reason, I switched to a different model.
(Yes the "Blow on it" method works temporarily, I had to eventually toss mine though). Kind of disappointed with Logitech for letting this be a long standing issue on this mouse.
If you are not a heavy user, it will probably last longer. I suppose for 26 bucks you can just buy one every year, but treating this kind of stuff as disposable feels gross.
If anybody is curious, I switched to an Orochi which is a similar form factor. So far it's been excellent, but it's hard on batteries. Also Razer Synapse is kind of intrusive, but macros will not work without it.
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For those inclined you can get a pair of Kailh GM replacement switches for $7 shipped from Lethal GG. I soldered new ones in and they've been going strong for years.
Logitech really should fix this known problem with better parts from the factory, but I liked the mouse enough that it was worth the investment.
I really liked this mouse, however after about a year it started to ghost double click on me.
It appears to be a very common issue for this model if you Google it. For that reason, I switched to a different model.
(Yes the "Blow on it" method works temporarily, I had to eventually toss mine though). Kind of disappointed with Logitech for letting this be a long standing issue on this mouse.
If you are not a heavy user, it will probably last longer. I suppose for 26 bucks you can just buy one every year, but treating this kind of stuff as disposable feels gross.
If anybody is curious, I switched to an Orochi which is a similar form factor. So far it's been excellent, but it's hard on batteries. Also Razer Synapse is kind of intrusive, but macros will not work without it.
i am using it as well and never experienced the ghost click issue. it appears to be caused by oxidized switches, caused probably by sweaty corrosive hands. regardless, if your hands have a history of causing double click issue, it will happen again if you keep buying the same mouse.
I disagree with the hand sweat theory, I've opened these and you would need a significant amount of fluid in one sitting to be enough to ingress into the mouse.
When you compare it side by side with a less used one you can tell the stock switches just turn to mush after a while.
Seems like the double click issues are still not fixed. Logitech used to be a great company with reliable mice but they make a lot more money from people buying mice that break every year because people are willing to buy replacements!
Cons:
1. Daily use for gaming: Double-click issue within 6 months to 1 year.
2. The scroll wheel is jumping.
3. "I haven't had any double-click issues for years.": They claim that they play games every day, but they don't even know how many hours they actually play. They also insist that they play daily, but there's a 99.99% chance that isn't true. It's not even worth listening to them.
4. This mouse can just suddenly die one day for no reason.
Last edited by Routefinder December 16, 2025 at 04:02 PM.
Pros.Cheap.Daily use (non-gaming): OK.Cons:1. Daily use for gaming: Double-click issue within 6 months to 1 year.2. The scroll wheel is jumping.3. "I haven't had any double-click issues for years.": They claim that they play games every day, but they don't even know how many hours they actually play. They also insist that they play daily, but there's a 99.99% chance that isn't true. It's not even worth listening to them.4. This mouse can just suddenly die one day for no reason.
So, only what YOU say is valid, got it.
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It appears to be a very common issue for this model if you Google it. For that reason, I switched to a different model.
(Yes the "Blow on it" method works temporarily, I had to eventually toss mine though). Kind of disappointed with Logitech for letting this be a long standing issue on this mouse.
If you are not a heavy user, it will probably last longer. I suppose for 26 bucks you can just buy one every year, but treating this kind of stuff as disposable feels gross.
If anybody is curious, I switched to an Orochi which is a similar form factor. So far it's been excellent, but it's hard on batteries. Also Razer Synapse is kind of intrusive, but macros will not work without it.
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Logitech really should fix this known problem with better parts from the factory, but I liked the mouse enough that it was worth the investment.
It appears to be a very common issue for this model if you Google it. For that reason, I switched to a different model.
(Yes the "Blow on it" method works temporarily, I had to eventually toss mine though). Kind of disappointed with Logitech for letting this be a long standing issue on this mouse.
If you are not a heavy user, it will probably last longer. I suppose for 26 bucks you can just buy one every year, but treating this kind of stuff as disposable feels gross.
If anybody is curious, I switched to an Orochi which is a similar form factor. So far it's been excellent, but it's hard on batteries. Also Razer Synapse is kind of intrusive, but macros will not work without it.
When you compare it side by side with a less used one you can tell the stock switches just turn to mush after a while.
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Cheap.
Daily use (non-gaming): OK.
Cons:
1. Daily use for gaming: Double-click issue within 6 months to 1 year.
2. The scroll wheel is jumping.
3. "I haven't had any double-click issues for years.": They claim that they play games every day, but they don't even know how many hours they actually play. They also insist that they play daily, but there's a 99.99% chance that isn't true. It's not even worth listening to them.
4. This mouse can just suddenly die one day for no reason.
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