Mice with durable middle click sensor

[MaXimillion]

I love the feel and shape of the DeathAdder, but after my last one had its middle click fail after less than 6 months of use (and previous ones within about a year), I just can't justify getting another one anymore. Click sensor durability is something that doesn't come up often in reviews and comparisons, so I could really use some input on what mice on the market actually have middle click sensors that will last a long time under heavy use.

[JustMATT]

I have a Corsair Glaive (currently in their RMA department since the left and right click started bugging out after a year and a half, their warranty is 2 years) and its extremely close to the size of the DeathAdder (gripped my friends DeathAdder once [don't.... stop it!] and it felt pretty good) but the Glaive is a bit bigger, and also a lot heavier (fuckers 120g at the lightest, I have the aluminum one so its 127g, but I love heavy mice) but if you got the big hands for it, its really good

[Rhoban]

Well, Zowie EC1-A and EC1-B are close to the Deathadder shape and people claim them to be of higher quality. 

 

Most people don't heavily use the scroll click function, which is probably why it's neglected. So I wouldn't be surprised of other mice have similar issues. 

[MorganO]

11 hours ago, MaXimillion said:

I love the feel and shape of the DeathAdder, but after my last one had its middle click fail after less than 6 months of use (and previous ones within about a year), I just can't justify getting another one anymore. Click sensor durability is something that doesn't come up often in reviews and comparisons, so I could really use some input on what mice on the market actually have middle click sensors that will last a long time under heavy use.

the m65 pro is pretty good