I purchased the Logitech G502 Hero mouse around 5 months ago, and now the left click produces an annoying spring and vibration sound with every click. It’s so frustrating that each time I click, there’s a constant "grinding" feedback. Despite providing the invoice, Logitech refused to support my claim, and neither the retailer nor the manufacturer is standing behind the product. For a mouse at this price point, the quality is extremely disappointing. Both the sound and the lack of customer support have been a huge letdown.
I purchased a Logitech MX Master 4 mouse about 20 days ago from a retail store. The product is under warranty, and I also purchased extended warranty coverage. Recently, the left-click button has started malfunctioning. Sometimes it doesn’t respond at all, the click sensitivity is inconsistent, and...
I have been experiencing issues with both the buttons and the scroll wheel on my black Logitech G305 mouse for about six months. Some buttons work intermittently — sometimes they respond, sometimes they don’t. Additionally, when I scroll the round wheel upwards, the page moves down instead. The prod...
Promising comfort and efficiency for designers and heavy computer users, the Logitech MX Master 3S has unfortunately turned into a major disappointment. The left-click issue has practically become a chronic problem with this model. I am one of the many users suffering from this defect. Even a single...
I’ve been using my Logitech G502 X Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse and have been experiencing a double-click issue with the back button for about 1.5 to 2 months. The problem occurs consistently and has become extremely frustrating during both gaming and regular use. I tried troubleshooting by upd...
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