Check the mouse on some other device, but most probably it will be faulty microswitch.

It's fairly easy and cheap to replace it, but needs some soldering skills.

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LOL? If I buy something at a price x, it is so that the product comes 10/10 not with a defective click, that is, I don't know if it is a matter of hardware or software but there must be a solution now, it is not just me, there is much more people and believe me it's tedious, because I don't play with the mouse I work and it really gets stressful to occupy it



I see that the staff of razer never appears, I need help to be able to occupy the elite day on my mac, I work with him, and I don't need answers from doing it yourself by welding ...

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Nullfier
LOL? If I buy something at a price x, it is so that the product comes 10/10 not with a defective click, that is, I don't know if it is a matter of hardware or software but there must be a solution now, it is not just me, there is much more people and believe me it's tedious, because I don't play with the mouse I work and it really gets stressful to occupy it

If you don't know if it's hardware or software issue just test it on other computer. As an IT Pro I saw MANY things, that mouse/keyboard/other peripheral doesn't work on one PC, but does on another.



If you have 100% confidence, that your mouse is deffective, just RMA it, because you have warranty, right?

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Indeed I tried it on Windows PC and exactly the same, it cannot be that in a month a mouse is spoiled, it had been 9 years with the DA 3.5 and 0 problem, what happened with the quality or was it just a 1 in 1 problem million

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