i think i broke my right click Mouse

[Alcatraz]

so ive been using logitech g102 for 7 months and its great. I use it alot including when im not at home and that means i put it in my bag. But today i found out that my right click mouse is not working,no i mean I CANT click my right click mouse and produces "click" sound. I cant click it at the edge of the right click mouse but i still can use it if i click it at the middle of right click mouse. Is there anyway to fix this? i dont know what is inside my mouse and im too afraid to open it.

[Hyebri]

If you got warranty then use it.
If not then open up your mouse and see if you can fix it yourself.
If you F up then get a new mouse

[Talby]

same thing happened to me years ago, was an basic gigabyte mouse that was about ~15 so I really didn't care too much about it. Every mouse I have in my lapbag I diy a cardboard shell around it so it helps protect it a bit, works quite well and I only have to replace it once a year (only travel a few times a year). May be worth getting a hard shell case if you travel a lot, something like this one[www.amazon.com] which fits the G602 so it's large enough for the g102 easily.

agree submitting for warranty replacement is your best bet, just get a decent cheap replacement like the Lua[www.bestbuy.com] which is not a bad choice itself for $21. Always good to have a spare!

[Alcatraz]

Originally posted by Hyebri:

If you got warranty then use it.
If not then open up your mouse and see if you can fix it yourself.
If you F up then get a new mouse

I got warranty. Is it okay tho if its broken Physically and not software fault?

[-=SOF=-WID99]

yep had a G400 S Logitech .. submitted it under warranty due to a busted button .. got a G402 shipped to me free

[Talby]

Yea should be fine to use that way, it sounds like the button itself got skewed a bit so it does not click correctly. Lucked out yours was the right button, mine was the left click so I had to toss it.

[Alcatraz]

Alright thanks everyone! I'll confirm if i have a new mouse right away!

[Arya]

They should just replace it straight up. Given it failed so early it was most likely a manufacturing defect - possibly a flaw in the plastic or just something not assembled correctly. You should have no difficulty getting an RMA.

Although I'm a little surprised to see this issue at all. Logitech have a deserved reputation for rugged, well-built products and mice are their speciality. Seems you like were very unlucky.

[Big Boom Boom]

Logitech has good warranty procedure. Their products do break, I meant it's expected, Murphy's Law and all's that. That's why we have guarantee.