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Sometimes when I scroll it doesn't do what it should. If I shift it forward (or backwards), it might scroll twice. Or it might not scroll at all. Or if i'm unlucky it will scroll once in the opposite direction and then start scrolling the right way. This happens often but normally when I scroll I don't need it to be precise. I've had this mouse for almost 2 years and I've already had to send it in once less than a year ago because it was double clicking occasionally on a single click. Should I even bother trying to get it fixed or should I start looking for a new mouse?

 

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new mouse. i had issues with double clicking on mine. Never getting Razer again

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new mouse. i had issues with double clicking on mine. Never getting Razer again

But it feels so good in my hand >.<

What would you recommend? 

 

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But it feels so good in my hand >.<

What would you recommend? 

i switched to the corsair M65 and its 6969696969% better. I have small hands so it fits me more comfortably

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Sometimes when I scroll it doesn't do what it should. If I shift it forward (or backwards), it might scroll twice. Or it might not scroll at all. Or if i'm unlucky it will scroll once in the opposite direction and then start scrolling the right way. This happens often but normally when I scroll I don't need it to be precise. I've had this mouse for almost 2 years and I've already had to send it in once less than a year ago because it was double clicking occasionally on a single click. Should I even bother trying to get it fixed or should I start looking for a new mouse?

 

I started having issues where the scroll wheel's click would not electronically register, after contacting Razer and Amazon 20 months after purchasing the mouse they have given me a full refund. If you can go through their Warranty department and hopefully they will solve it for you.

 

As for a new mouse, another user on this forum recommended I try the Mionix Naos 7000, the mouse should be arriving tomorrow :)

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