TheVenom444

Couple of years is probably due to use which is fine I guess. My problem was recurring every few months now which means shitty manufacturing.

I'm writing this just to add on to the countless other complains that have been registered on the issue of the Logitech mouse start double clicking after even few months of use. I personally had to RMA two g304s before the warranty expired and guess what? it broke again, while thankfully I was able to get myself a refund that's not a solution (warranty period is only a year in my region and usually takes a month to 40 days to get the product back). A close friend had to RMA a g304 (he also refunded it in the end to save himself from the headache), one of his g403 started to double click shortly after the warranty period expired. I just can't understand why a big name like Logitech can't do its own switch RND and develop its own switch technology or at the very least use the better Japanese Omrons instead of the cheap Chinese ones. Like wth Logitech? Even their flagship mouse the GPW has the same double clicking issue. Seeing Razer developing its own optical switches and Asus ROG providing hot swappable switches I'm curious to see what Logitech does to solve this issue that plagues all of its mouse or at least the G branding ones, that is if they even bother to. Its ridiculous at this point tbh.