JOPROCH Kailh GM 4.0 Mouse Switches (4 Switches)

I used these to replace my Logitech G Pro X Superlight omicron switches they worked well!Only issue I had was installing them I’m no professional but I got the job done within about an hour just MAKE SURE to click the switches and find 2 that you really like and 2 more you would use for redundancy (I bought 8 just Incase)Other than that desoldering and resoldering is pretty straight forward but DO be careful not to put too much heat to the prongs on the switches because they will transfer the heat to to switches and melt them internally (being new to this I did not know) so I have one switch that clicks a little odd now but it is my right click so not that worried about it left click installed almost perfectly and sounds just as it did when I tested it.Other than that these are heavier than normal switches they are decently loud for quiet rooms but have a nice tactile click to them which I was wanting as the stock switches (Omicron) feel too soft and have a large release gap and are far too easy to click leading to accidentally clicking them quite a bit.Overall: Great product and upgrade if this is what you desire but will it make you better at what you’re doing? Probably not so don’t expect a massive improvement this is strictly down to personal preference. I use these for mainly gaming, daily task get quite loud and obnoxious if constantly clicking.

Like many others, I had severe double-clicking issues with my G Pro Wireless, including the replacement mouse that was sent to me. Because dry air made the problem worse, I even bought a humidifier for my room! Silly, right?I've had these installed for a little over a day and they work flawlessly. The other reviews are accurate when they say it feels like snapping glass; it's very satisfying. The noise is a bit louder and it feels like they require a hair more force than the stock switches, but the difference is so slight it doesn't bother me.I'm very much a novice at soldering, but if I can do it, so can you. Just requires a careful hand, a little patience, and a solid way of organizing the tiny screws.

These switches were a breath of new life for my old M720 Triathlon, and they saved my G502 Hero, as well. When I first bought my M720, I was very excited to finally have a mouse that could switch between computers at the push of a button. No more having to fight bluetooth controls through software or swap dongles around. But eventually, when it succumbed to the dreaded Double Click glitch, I was infuriated and disheartened. I really liked that mouse, and continued to use it until the switches issues made it impossible to do so. Then, I bought a G502 Hero as a replacement, hoping to avoid the same issues as before. When they began to crop back up again, but in my newer mouse, I decided that enough was enough, and found these.I've read that the issue is the result of the Omron switches being under-tested in circumstances of lower than typical power usage, such as in newer, more efficient mice, and that this lack of testing and metrics resulted in technical oversight which placed the same old Omron switches at the helm of these newer designs. Swapping out these old switches not only fixed my M720 and G502, but I would argue it improved them over their initial design for feel as well.These switches have a hearty click, and require more force to actuate than typical Omron d2fc-f-7n switches, which I think is just swell. I highly recommend if you are looking to repair your favorite mouse and want something with a bit more robust resistance, these are a solid bet.

I replaced 2 of the 4 switches I bought so far in my Logitech g600 MMO mouse(the Omicron switches are notorious for double clicking and failing in general in most Logitech mice)and they're a perfect upgrade. Some of the best switches. They're kind of a pain(but very doable)to remove the old ones if you don't have some kind of vice to hold the board or someone to help you pull the old one out while you heat the old solder on the leads. Sometimes they come out very easy, sometimes not so much. Just don't get frustrated. Get help if they are giving you trouble coming out. These are so worth the money(about 4$ a switch all said and done). I have another G600 that I retired and bought another one recently and before they could even start to fail I put these in. I might take the last two and refurbish it for a good backup or give to someone.

The mouse buttons were fairly straightforward for me to fix. I was able to replace them in about 20 mins. Technical experience is required. It fixed my double click issue. Click weight is slightly different (stiffer) but it's all good.

like the title says, these fixed the double click issue on my pulsar xlite v2. as others have noted, there was a little bit of a different feel to each switch, so i carefully picked the two the closest to each other and put the slightly stiffer one on LMB. the result is super crisp and satisfying clicks that feel very naturally weighted for me. i deducted a star from the overall rating due to the minor inconsistency in feel between switches, and the seller not coming close to meeting the shipping estimate

Genuine, used to replace the stock switches in my G Pro mice most recently. I’ve also used them in several others Logitech mice for friends. All around great.

Had the double click issue with my Razer Mamba Wireless and was out of warranty. Hardest part was getting the old switches to de-solder and come out. For $10 I was able to fix a mouse that is currently selling on amazon for $65 and I have two switches left over for redundancy.As far as the switch itself it has a more firm and defined tactile response than stock razer switches when clicked and released. As satisfying as bubble wrap. To be honest if I knew the difference in feel would be this pronounced I would have done the swap before failure.Highly recommend. Pull the trigger if you're on the fence.

Works as intended for switch replacements for the Logitech G502

Perfectos, funciona de maravilla, reemplazaron los de fabrica de Razer y funcionan mejor, el click se siente más sólido

Don't suffer with a squishy broken double-clicky factory Chinese Omron! These red switches have a nice crisp click. Wish my mice came this way from the factory. Fixed my G203 gaming mouse and my M570 trackball.

These are great switches that revived an aging gaming mouse. I prefer these to the Omron switches that came on the mouse. They are very loud though, but provide great feel when clicking.

I installed this switch in my G603. was having double click issues that made the mouse very difficult to use. works very well and gives a solid click when you use. it has been about 1 week since I changed the switch and no problems so far.