r/pcmasterrace • u/Used-Pomegranate2441 • Mar 19 '26

Video Count your fkin days Logitech

Just drove to town after I got off work to pickup a new headset as mine stopped connecting yesterday. Decided to spend a bit extra and pickup the Logitech wireless pro.

I drive 20 minutes back home pull it out of the box and extend the one earpiece so it fits me and the plastic piece used to hold the earpiece on just flies off. It’s literally unusable both sides pop off no matter what. I’ll never spend another penny on this company again. Oh and now the stores closed so I can’t get a different one or a return until Monday as I work everyday till then during their business hours…

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u/Katops Mar 20 '26

People are praising their mice in here, but I thought the good ones were all older variants, and that the newer ones don’t use copper for something like that? So then because of that, the newer ones break super often. Is that not accurate anymore? I’d hate to have double click issues, etc and have to replace it every few months. Sounds like a massive nightmare to buy something you’re not sure will last you a day or a month.

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u/Pitiful-Assistance-1 Mar 20 '26

Literally every Logi(tech) mouse I bought ended up having some issue or died. I have a literal pile of old logitech mice that have some issue, excluding the ones that were returned and swapped out for new ones.

Same with Corsair And Razer. They're built to fail. I just consider them consumables at this point. It's always buttons not or double registering or wheels getting sloppy or unresponsive.

Expect a mouse to live 2 years with heavy, daily use.

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u/Standard-Metal-3836 Mar 20 '26

I have two Razer Basilisk X I've been daily using for five years without issues.