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Logitech has gone mad!

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In my honest opinion just about any mouse out there is pretty good. I know there are gaming mice and so forth but its all just a gimic. I had a razer naga once it was pretty cool.
 
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I've had to replace 3 M570's over the past 10 years due to failing switches, I am currently on my fourth which is an RMA replacement for one I bought back in 2018 which I had to warranty last year, didn't have any issues getting the replacement, but I did decide to start looking for a new mouse.
I have found that getting some silicone oil into the switch can fix them, and not just for the short term; or get some quality replacement switches. There are some switches out there that claim to be good for 80 million clicks.
 
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i have 3 kids here, each with a G502, each with some variant of Logitech headset & logitech webcam as well as keyboards, mousepads, you name it. my point is, between myself & them, we have many many logitech devices.

logitech makes good peripherals, but id be lying if i didnt admit more than 60% of why i choose them, is their warranty coverage. Without that coverage, im FAR less inclined to buy logitech as this group of peripherals wears out. i spoke in depth with the agent who handled my recent rma request, i was prompted to do the whole 'prove it' process, as outlined by OP, & i told the agent exactly what im posting here. i told them which ever logitech staff were part of this change in policy is making a monumental mistake, ive heard all the stories of people abusing the policies of the past, but logitech is & has been doing great, they are a major player in peripherals & more, & in my opinion, they are going to get the reaction i & others have expressed out of more & more customers. Some customers seem defiantly willing to accept mistreatment by corporations, & thats fine , its their choice to be mistreated, but i see this as just another way for logitech to squeeze a little more profit out of the earnings machine. im fine with companies making profit, sales have been great for logitech, im just not a fan of money making at the expense of customers, changes like outsourcing support , shortening warranty periods, increasing challenges to customers seeking support, etc.
 
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You know I can give you some advice on how to troubleshoot it. You just need to install the "Buggy Mouse" ahk script, along with script viewer or some program that runs such scripts.
It features a "misclick counter" that you can reference as evidence. I have the G600, anyway don't bother - the replacement they sent was also the same. It wasn't worth the grind they put you through. Be sure to shop only their tried and tested products, or pay a decent sum for corsair with their identical products, imo.
 
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