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Hi guys I recently got a G7 Mouse from one of my friend and sometimes the cursor just stop moving for nothing and I need to wait for it to unfreeze. Can someone help me please ill +rep
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I've been through 3 Logitech mice. They're just defective garbage.
From what I read there's a short somewhere in the wiring, it's probably screwed and needs to be replaced.
From what I read there's a short somewhere in the wiring, it's probably screwed and needs to be replaced.
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It's 1 year old.... can I send it back to logitech
BTW i dont have the waranty paper or the bill anymore
BTW i dont have the waranty paper or the bill anymore
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TTG_Sharpy wrote It's 1 year old.... can I send it back to logitech
BTW i dont have the waranty paper or the bill anymore
You should be fine anyway. I didn't have a receipt for my first one, they just ask for a part number and whatever from the mouse which you might still have on it.
My latest warranty they simply asked for a picture because I didn't have a tag on mine that had a part number or anything.
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ok thanks :)ill contanct the logitech support
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inuyasha555 wrote I've been through 3 Logitech mice. They're just defective garbage.
From what I read there's a short somewhere in the wiring, it's probably screwed and needs to be replaced.
I honestly think you are wrong there. I have a G400 and I have had no problems or issues with it. Has been working fine for 1 1/2 years.
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Gangnam_Style wroteinuyasha555 wrote I've been through 3 Logitech mice. They're just defective garbage.
From what I read there's a short somewhere in the wiring, it's probably screwed and needs to be replaced.
I honestly think you are wrong there. I have a G400 and I have had no problems or issues with it. Has been working fine for 1 1/2 years.
Oh just wait. I had a G5 that just turned off and came back on in seconds and two G500's which did exactly the same thing.
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or you can get brand new batteries and see if that clearls it up?
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