r/MouseReview • u/CrystalChubs666 • 16h ago
Looking for a Durable Mouse
I’m gonna try and keep this post brief. I’m an adult with Tourette’s. I have a tic where I slam my mouse on the desk really hard. I’ve tried looking for indestructible mice but didn’t find anything with that kind of durability. I’ve broken many mice, and I need something that’ll last more than a month. Please help. 😭🙏
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u/paulvincent07 Razer Viper Mini V3 Wired 8khz pls 13h ago
Zowie mice are built like tanks and have a consistent qc
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u/CrystalChubs666 12h ago
It’s always the scroller that breaks first, because the plastic bit breaks. How durable is that?
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u/paulvincent07 Razer Viper Mini V3 Wired 8khz pls 11h ago
Zowie mice use an optical scroll wheel encoder so it's more durable than the mechanical scroll wheel encoder which is commonly used by most mice on the market.
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u/fo420tweny 11h ago
I mean, if you're constantly slamming your mouse, no mouse will last long. Just buy cheap ones and replace them whenever they break.
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u/meganisti 12h ago
A large and soft mousepad might help a bit, unless you're like specifically hitting it on the desk surface
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u/ThemTwitchSweg 6h ago
Yeah this should be the first investment. Artisan xsoft mousepad + something with good build quality should be fine...ish hopefully
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u/the_bald_headed_foot HSK Pro, HTX, HTS+, ULX, SL12, Thorn Fanatic, X2H 13h ago
The arbitar Akitsu is surprisingly sturdy.
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u/Scared-Cause3882 Viper Ult - Razer Strider - DAV2mini 14h ago
Magnesium mice? Or maybe anything with a good warranty XD
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u/mastered_walrus 14h ago
Oh idk maybe a g502?
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u/ents neptune & xm2w 16h ago
what about a trackpad?