As of today, my mouse has suddenly began double clicking sometimes when I single click.
To make sure it wasn't just my pc, I hooked it up to my laptop and it did the same thing. For now, I downloaded a "Double-click fix" software to my pc that seems to have temporarily resolved the issue, however it's still a problem.
Does anyone know how to fix it?
I will tell you now, it's a Logitech G305 and I've had it since April 2022
Lasting 4 years might just be the reason, my last mouse lasted only 3 years :(
Might be a driver issue. Update it, or maybe you got some stuff inside your mouse. I would clean it but yea it might be cooked for you sadly
OKAY: Based upon popular opinion, I'll get a new mouse. I would prefer getting one $100 or under
What is your recommendation?
EDIT: felt like making a whole new thread was unnecessary
If your ok with wired mice get an op1 8k the wire is so light and flexible that you wont even notice it and its agreat mouse
Its a logitech mouse after a lot of use
Their switches are known to fail, so getting 4 years out of em is realistically about as much as you can expect
If you really like the mouse/cant afford a new one (aint a cheap one after all), then either stay with your current fix (software that adds a debounce after actuation), try out one of the macros youll commonly find on google ("Software Fix Double Click Logitech Mouse" -> macro to artificially create a debounce e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/G502MasterRace/comments/j47bxb/logitech_gaming_g502_mouse_double_clickdrag_issue/) or open up the mouse and replace the affected switch yourself (no clue about availability nowadays)
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