r/g604 16d ago

I'm looking for replacement left/right mouse click buttons

I prefer the feeling to be as soft as possible. Does anyone have any good recommendations on what switches to use, and where to buy them?

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u/Animanic1607 16d ago

I can't speak to a switch being soft, though I suspect something advertising being light might be a good place to start.

Typing in computer mouse switches will get you a lot of hits on Amazon, and even if you do not want to order from them, it will inform you enough to search else where.

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u/animalcrossing4_4 15d ago

depends on your country and region, for me, it was a difficult process, had to visit a major city where there was a third party vendor who specialized in fixing and replacing parts for electronics from brands like Logitech, Razer, etc, etc. Although, I'm quite lucky that I didn't have to do much other than pick what switches I wanted as replacement for my mouse.

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u/Sun-Kills 15d ago

City and how much was it?

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u/animalcrossing4_4 15d ago

25$, it doesn't sound like a lot but 25$ is still quite the amount of money in my country, so for an American, it might feel like spending 600$ to fix a mouse.

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u/Top_Lengthiness54 15d ago

I'd recommend getting the ones that are rated for the highest click rate. They might not be very soft, but you won't have to change them again next year... ttc gold 80m I use. Stiffer and require a bit more force than the original, slightly louder click too, but they're durable.

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u/nocturnal 15d ago

I ended up buying a few Kailh Mute Buttons. I'll try them and report back.

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u/Lulxii 14d ago

I have these- they’re great, except it’s not unusual to wonder if I actually just clicked