[RapidBlue]

Now, today I had to visit a store down the road to buy another misfortune mouse, because the previous one unexpectedly died in the bloom of life.
I am very sad now because I was used to my handy pet. Still, that's life.
Also, they had that small type in the store, but I decided to buy a better, bigger type just in case.
So, what is the life expectancy of an Havic mouse, because I am always puzzled with these table running beasts, they usually die on me after a year or so. Maybe I squeeze them too much?
What about you?

[Decentlady]

Sorry to hear that. Try changing the brand to something like Logitech, ASUS, SteelSeries or Razer. They seem to be more durable.

[Streamguy69]

My mouse is internal so if I had that problem, I would have to use my external mouse

[morgoodie]

I hate when things like that happen. It always happens when it is least convenient. I have not had one die on me yet so I am not sure what the life span of them are. Mine are HP brand except for the one I use with my laptop. That one is dynex that I had gotten for cheap 2 years ago with my laptop. Maybe changing the brand would help.

[IcyFirefly]

I haven't use a mouse in years, and before that I have a very decent mouse that lasted longer than my own desktop.

If you can wait, shop online at eBay or Amazon for a more reputable brand to avoid the mishap. I believe in the phrase "you get what you paid for". If you have Amazon Prime, your item will arrive the next day, and I always find that online prices are so much cheaper.

[oldbuddy]

I am starting to use my touch screen more than the mouse and I like that.

[oldfriend]

I quit using a wireless mouse sometime ago because I found the computer would not respond to certain mouse clicks when the battery started getting low.

So still, my mouse is a cheap ole "Wired" USB mouse.

Oldfriend

[MeowsePad]

Not sure if you're into gaming-grade ones, but I have had a Corsair M65 for quite some time now. I'm extremely satisfied with it. You can set three levels of sensitivity to which you can switch on the fly using a button on the mouse. I usually use mine at 800 dpi.

[tomford]

I quit using a wireless mouse sometime ago because I found the computer would not respond to certain mouse clicks when the battery started getting low.

So still, my mouse is a cheap ole "Wired" USB mouse.

Oldfriend

i had a wireless mouse for a long time but it got tiring after a time when it ran low on battery and i had none handy. i bought a wired mouse and i was back in business. i cant use the laptop mouse im too use to a mouse since i started getting online and going to the public library

[shamzblueworld]

Mine didn't die but got some mental issues I think, it was moving all over the place by itself. Whenever I wanted to a little up or down, it scrolled the page up and down like a crazy monkey. So I had to put it to rest.

[oldbuddy]

Mine didn't die but got some mental issues I think, it was moving all over the place by itself. Whenever I wanted to a little up or down, it scrolled the page up and down like a crazy monkey. So I had to put it to rest.

I have had that happen, but I noticed a little circle icon on the side of the page that told me it was in a special mode. If I click the mouse on a blank spot it quits.

[shamzblueworld]

Mine didn't die but got some mental issues I think, it was moving all over the place by itself. Whenever I wanted to a little up or down, it scrolled the page up and down like a crazy monkey. So I had to put it to rest.

I have had that happen, but I noticed a little circle icon on the side of the page that told me it was in a special mode. If I click the mouse on a blank spot it quits.

That happens when you click and hold the mouse wheel, it was not that, it was a mouse problem.

[chikitta]

Maybe they are dying on you because of the way you handle them they are delicate and they need to be handled with care or change the model