Logitech pro x 2 superlight, the sliders are now ruined from disassembly and as far as i know Logitech doesn't sell them.

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  1. hudi_baba

    it is a popular mouse. there are 3rd party sellers you can easily find online.

    also most if not all of the rechargeable Li-ion batteries are glued in a device, so nothing shocking there

  2. Ferro_Giconi

    It makes sense that they used double sided tape with a mouse called “superlight”.

    Double sided tape to hold in a battery is a good way to reduce weight compared to using plastic brackets and screws.

  3. Uhmattbravo

    You should have paid up on your subscription.

  4. MichMitten89

    The double sided tape thing is probably not an issue when you’re not launching your mouse off of a desk.

  5. josephseeed

    Most lithium batteries are attached with double sided tape.

  6. InertiaInverted

    Stop slamming your desk playing Minecraft.

  7. ninja_mummy

    At least you can open it and fix it with better tape

  8. Far_Adeptness9884

    Logitech has been cheap and overpriced for years, not sure why they are still popular.

  9. GameCyborg

    what are you expecting of the company that puts the absolute worst switches into their mice

  10. So what exactly do you think they are going to mount it with? Dropping a mouse has consequences. The good thing is, if everything else still works, you can put some new double-sided tape on it and go. Get some good 3M or Gorilla high strength and it will help keep it in place, until you drop it again.

  11. ZukMarkenBurg

    Honestly OP check on amazon or ebay, there’s 3rd party replacement sliders for everything available, I’ve replaced mine a few times.

  12. randomnumbersgo91645

    Batteries in $1500 iPhones are held in with double sided tape. This is normal.

    Turns out dropping stuff breaks it.

  13. Nodoby tell him how his phones battery is attached.

  14. corgiperson

    I love my super light 1. Haven’t had any problems.

  15. what I don’t get is why someone would pay $150 for a mouse. Mine was $30 Canadian and works just great with adjustable dpi and high polling rate

  16. Noxious89123

    I hate that they put the “feet” over the screws. Totally unnecessary .

  17. CythExperiment

    Has anyone shown op how monitor circuit boards are installed?

  18. EvilDan69

    Yet you can still open it and repair it. 🙂

  19. JustInsert

    They are not designed to be slammed on the ground lol

  20. VengeanceFall

    It’s totally normal ..Stop using the mouse like a gorilla.

  21. GalacticForest

    Buy a Corsair Harpoon RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse for $60 – best mouse I’ve ever had with solid build quality

  22. AHRA1225

    Just wait for the lifetime subscription, it’ll make that tape stick correct when you get that first update…..

  23. Liber_Vir

    Logitech is the mcdonalds of peripherals.

  24. ReeferCheefer

    I think the price is irrelevant when you throw it off your desk…FFS.

    You want it to be “super light” but also super durable?

    Pick two: Lightweight, durable, affordable

  25. jaimeerp

    MMM you destroy the skates opening the mouse, you maybe need a little more experience.

  26. Strange-Scarcity

    This is why I prefer, Corded, $59 mice. (Wait… I might have paid near $79 for my last really good mouse, it’s been YEARS though.)

  27. Born_Percentage93

    how in the hell are you dropping it from the desk so often???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

  28. DrMetropolis333

    Umm so put some tape back on it and quit crying?

  29. mighty1993

    That’s Logitech for you. G-Series “quality” since 2015.

  30. Educational_Duck3393

    That’s very common design philosophy with today’s lightweight electronics.

  31. de4thqu3st

    I rammed my 100k$ car into the wall and it broke. qUaLiTy

  32. Shadowsoul_Lyric

    I don’t get the appeal of these super light mice, I tried messing with one and it felt like a cheap dollar tree product.

    I have a g502 hero and I use it with all the weights in, I really enjoy it! I don’t play with high dpi, but I don’t get it… Wouldn’t you want a heavier mouse so you can more accurate? If it’s super light and super smooth wouldn’t it be too slippery and harder to aim esp with a super high dpi? Im an former competitive osu player who has used both mouse and tablet so I guess I’m confused 😅

    Everyone has preferences and that’s okay! I’m just curious about others opinions and trying to understand better! (Though the mice with open holes/honeycomb holes… The dead skin and dirt 🤮)

  33. LeMegachonk

    Bro, they tape *laptops* together these days. Seriously, to make the screens super thin, the upper clamshell with the screen is often held together with adhesives and no fasteners at all. They’re a monstrous pain to repair, and these are devices *designed* to be repairable. It’s not unusual to hold down a lithium battery with tape or a drop of hot glue. It’s a lot cheaper than any other method of holding the battery in place, and it works under normal circumstances. You can’t expect a mouse to suffer zero consequences after dropping it off a desk. That’s not a reasonable expectation. Be glad it’s a $0.25 fix, your mouse didn’t suffer fatal damage, and the only hassle is having to buy new sliders for the base, which you can find on Amazon. You could just as easily have had to purchase a new mouse entirely.

  34. PalpitationNo4375

    What did you expect? A stainless steel housing for your Superlight mouse battery?

    I’m gonna say it again. Superlight.

    One more time. Superlight.

    If the message hasn’t come across yet of fucking course they used double sided tape. The mouse YOU paid for was designed to be as lightweight as possible.

  35. partaloski

    Hot Glue, bop – did that for my mouse and I’ve never had it detach again, they do this to save on weight (and cost of course)

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