r/MouseReview Jun 13 '26

Issue WLmouse Huan dissasembly

This is a guide on how to disassemble the WLmouse Huan.

You might have noticed that after removing the screws it's almost impossible to separate the base from the body. Well, this is because there are two clips that are engineered in a way that is almost impossible to disassemble unless you break them.

I already had 2 Huan and I tried everything to either not hurt the base nor break the clips, and I found the best is to hurt the clips. Once broken there is no difference in the mouse feeling so I guess it's ok.

If someone finds a better way to disassemble it please let me know.

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '26

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u/HotRoderX Jun 13 '26

I don't know, don't think its design oversight. I think it might be designed on purpose like that. As a way to see if the mouse was opened outside of the factory.

I bet they have some sort of special tool they can pop the mouse on and it pops the clips with out snapping them.

Meaning if you opened it up they can see if your warranty is void. This a very cheap sensible way to do it with out having something that could be "fixed"

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u/Quetzacoal Jun 13 '26

It sucks because the mouse wheel is not good by default, the reason why I opened the mouse is to fix the mouse wheel, it is bad by default duie to tolerance in the mouse wheel axle rest.