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Had to say goodbye to a legend today 🫡 (lemmy.world)
submitted 2 months ago by to c/pcmasterrace@lemmy.world
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I've had my G602 so long I have literally no memory of buying it. Definitely since before the 2017 discontinuing so it lasted 10 years atleast. A true hero, absolutely got my money's worth from it.

I felt a bit sad just throwing it away after so much time so I thought I'd make a post about it. Maybe someone wants it for parts, but otherwise atleast I got to share my little sadness for a good quality product that's served me very well.

It stopped staying turned on. Once batteries went in, it would turn on for a few seconds then stop working. Tried what fixes I could find online to no avail.

You can barely customize the buttons on these anymore so it was probably time.

A shame to learn there's really no modern counterpart. Ended up replacing it with a razer basilisk V3 because it was the most similar in shape I could find.

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[–] 5 points 2 months ago (1 child)

Yep. I bought two very expensive Logitech mice and they both began to get a sticky disgusting residue on my hands and fingers all the time, which I realized was leeching off the rubber itself.

I tried scrubbing them with rubbing alcohol and it didn't help. I don't use them much anymore and have decided to boycott the brand over it. You're only like the second person I've talked to who experienced this. I think most people just don't notice a lot of details. I cannot imagine we have unique compounds in our skin oil that break these mice down or something weird like that.

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  • [–] 1 point 2 months ago

    The G900 series doesn't have that, or at least it didn't when I bought mine like 8-10 years ago.

    I've had several MS mice, keyboards, and various electronics from many manufacturers that do that though. I hate it as well, and actively avoid buying things coated in it.

    That said, sometimes you can melt it off with acetone. What you are left with depends on whatever it started as though.

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