Thread 715099718

>buy a gaming mouse
>it works beautifully for a couple of months
>one of the best mouses I've ever owned
>new version of the mouse gets released
>starts disconnecting randomly while playing on the same day
Very subtle, Razer, bravo.

>>715099718 (OP)
I ONLY buy deathadder v2 wired. anything else is just marketing slop.

stop being poor

>>715099718 (OP)
What the fuck makes this a "gaming mouse"? The RGB light up logo? Having two buttons on the side? Absolutely fucking retarded lol

>>715100289
The mouse only has one RGB light which is on the bottom and indicates which DPI mode you are in.
The sensor is what makes this a gaming mouse.

>>715099718 (OP)
I have a onld Razer too, it has never faulted even just once. It's a great brand, apart from new versions of some of their stuff that get worse than old versions (thinking about their headsets for instance). It's a bit expensive but you get a quality product.
Maybe it's the Synapse thing that has to make an update.

>>715099718 (OP)
I had mouse issues only for it to end up being my mousepad. Spilled too much milk and juice on it.

i have giant hands so i am kinda stuck with the deathadder

>>715100739
Yeah, it probably has something to do with synapse and some driver bs, just funny that it started doing this the exact day when a newer version of the mouse was released.
If it is some sort of driver update bs, I'd like for it not to happen during a competitive match.
>>715100895
That mousepad sounds rank.
>>715101142
I have smaller hands but the deathadder still feels great in my hand and is so precise, it would be a shame if this ends up becoming a recurring problem

>>715099718 (OP)
>disconnecting
oh no anon you fell for the wireless meme?

if your mouse choice isn't based on rtings.com latency tests you're doing something wrong

>>715101592
>meme
no cable drag for 0.3ms latency difference on the high end
wired is a luddite meme

>>715099718 (OP)
>buying a wireless mouse
oh no no no no no

>>715101592
>>715101856
You guys do see the wire on the picture, don't you?
A wired device can still disconnect but that is usually a sign of something being wrong either on the driver or hardware level.

>buy logishit superlight 4 years ago
>install software, set everything up, remove software
>still works like a charm, no lag, disconnects or double clicks

>>715099718 (OP)
Just return it under warranty????

>>715101364
turn off auto updates tourist

>buy Razer Naga
>starts having issues with the scroll wheel double-scrolling or reverse-scrolling, and the side buttons requiring more pressure to activate
>RMA it and get "refurbished" one in return
>a year later it has the same issues
>RMA it and get "refurbished" one in return
>a year later it has the same issues
>FUCK IT, buy some cheapass $30 chinese clone
>has been working fine for 7 years now
never buying a Razer product ever again

>>715102085
I most likely will if this keeps happening, but it's always such a hassle and 90% of the time they just end up sending you another lemon.
>>715102109
Devices should only update when not in active use, even with auto updates.

>>715099718 (OP)
>snek
I think I found your problem.

>>715099718 (OP)
I just want symmetrical mouse with decent amount of buttons like g300 that doesn't cost $50

>>715102498
same except with a controller, oem controllers are imprecise pieces of shit with stick drift issues straight out of the box
gamesir kaleid my beloved

>>715101912
i assume anon just grabbed a random pic that isnt actually his mouse

>2009, be me
>buy deathadder 2009
>still works to this day and never had an issue

it pays to take care of your shit

>>715103442
There's zero chance you have had a Razer mouse that has functioned perfectly for 16 years, unless you only use it like once for 5 minutes every month.

>>715103442
>it pays to take care of your shit
Manufacturing defects aren't a thing, no sirree, everyone that has problems with their peripherals pours coke on them, throws them at walls and bangs on them relentlessly.
Any and all problems are ALWAYS the fault of the user, the devices are flawless.

>>715099718 (OP)
This, but literally every Nvidia GPU ever made.

>>715103574
i dont know what to tell you anon, it works. im on my pc every single day and ive played many games that require tons of click spam (starcraft, dota, and league if you wanna call me a fag). i guess im gods favorite

>>715099718 (OP)
Still have my G502 wireless, bought it 4-5 years ago. No double clic, never felt any latency and the battery is still going strong (recharging once per week?). No issue at all.
The software (g-hub) is a bit shit and clunky, but at least the profiles per games work.
It'll be a terrible day when I start having issues.

>>715104824
Once you find a mouse you really like and want to stick with, you should invest like 20-30 bucks into a pinecil soldering iron so you can switch out components if necessary.

>>715100080
stop being greedy

>>715099718 (OP)
Razer has been dogshit for over 15 years. People still buy their products?

>>715099718 (OP)
I've had a naga trinity for years and everything still works great.

>>715105827
They bring out some pretty decent products every now and again, the wired deathadders are pretty great value for money for example and their analog huntsmans aren't half bad either even though they are way overpriced.

>>715105475
I'd really be afraid to ruin it further, but if I'm at this point where I have to use it because of issues, yeah why not, that's a good advice.
I fixed the drift of my switch pro controller by opening it instead of buying a new one (too expensive)

>>715106245
Trust me, most mice are so simple that switching out the switches for example is childs play, just 2 pads that you gotta first clear of solder, remove the switch, insert new switch and resolder.
The biggest issue usually comes in the disassembling phase because some mice (like the g502) have a shell that is partly held in place by plastic clips that end up cracking if you're not careful and use some sort of a gentle prying tool.
All in all, a good soldering iron and some soldering skills are a great investment no matter what.

>Logitech mouse starts doubleclicking after 5 months.
>Get a new mouse.
>Only wired mouse at staples is a logitech
>Bring it home
>The laser is fucky and the pointer can't do precision worth a shit
fuck this man