It was very simple too. Four screws, two things to unplug and that’s it.

first broke probably within 6 months after I got it

Oh, haha nevermind then.

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How long have you had your mouse? I’ve had mine for about 6 years.

I wonder if the rubber is also just beginning to degrade.

Wow, that’s interesting and also shitty. I might have to think twice about Logitech mice in the future.

I think I’ve had this mouse for ~6 years so I’d say it’s paid for itself but I don’t like when companies do planned obsolescence.

Thanks for letting me know!

Knowing me, I’ll try to finid the active ingredients and make my own but we’ll see.

Thanks for the recommendation. :)

After thinking about it, you might be right.

Nice!

Thanks for the complement. It’s usually where I do leather work.

Thanks for the explanation.

There’s two screws that hold the plastic click body that then seems to slide out of the body. Underneath that is this type of button mechanism.

I could only slide it 1/4" or so before something on the inside prevents it from coming off. If I find a tutorial for this specific model I’ll try it again. Otherwise, I’d rather not break anything.

They also make really great compost bins.