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My mouse is starting to show signs of switch failure and is missing clicks. I need a recommendation for a new mouse for light gaming. currently using this cheap chinese one looking for something similar or better that wont breakdown after a single year of use.

hard requirements are
silent switchs

2 side buttons + one repeating double click one (or 3 programmable with a similar layout), more is always better
something that fits my hands, which are on the medium-large side. (17cm L, 9cm W) I alternate between claw and palm grip

nice to have:
wired
no RGB.
button to quickly change DPI sensitivity.

thumb rest and ring finger rest.

 

EDIT:
Alternatively, anyone got any experience with modifying Logitech G502 Hero with kailh mute switchs? I've seen it done on youtube but is their longevity? is it really gonna survive the or do they fail quickly.

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all that and silent could be a problem... If you want a really silent mouse, you could look at the Logitech POP! but it has only one programmable button and the look is not for everyone. But it is the most silent mouse I ever got to try… I like my mouse to be clicky so, I don’t know to much about quit ones so that is the only tip I can give you…

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yeah, I know its quite the demand list, but I assume my chinese mouse is a knockoff of something which has similar features. I personally dont mind the clickiness but my gf finds in very annoying so I need it to keep the peace. and I know the that given the RGB craze its hard to find a "gaming" mouse without it I kinda assumed RGB is a lost battle maybe I'll be surprised.

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