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I just managed to fix my double clicking M505! Like it so much that attempted to fix the left microswitch. So far it is working. And today I have changed them batts to lithium cells..... man it flies. With lighter batteries using the M505 is so much better. I do hope that I will get many...

I opened my M505... they use Omron microswitch. That is a reputable brand I suppose. And i managed to fix it doublecliking problem. Been running fine for a few days, not sure how long it is going to last though. I will be super happy if i can yield another 6 months of use. Not bad for a 3+...

the microswitch on its last leg. If you can tinker something can still be done. Guess its time for a replacement. wonder what you got for replacement...

yeah I am on an M505 too.... when the left click gave problem I had a hard time looking for a replacement. It is no longer in the market on this side of the world. There is nothing comparable to it. Did get meself a G100 for stopgap but its wired but not too bad. Thing it has to do with that...

My more than three year M505 left had been giving doubleclick a while back. after getting a replacment mouse I tinkered with it. It uses Omron microswitch which is a reputable maker. Manage to make it work again and the click feeling is better than it was before. Not sure it will last tho I am...

I suppose i will remember to stay clear from ducky. CM storm has not this issue. Space bar? Its the most used key!

I used to use Elitebook (2530p), it was murder to open the casing when I wanted to clean the cooling fan. Switched to Dell (E6320), its a breeze. A lot of them specialist legacy software only runs on 32bit. Reason why more enterprice grade machines comes with 32-bit 7, 64-bit wud have been...

Buying a laptop is not just about price one has to consider what it will be used for....

the M325 is what I got to replace my double-clicking left button on my M505 just because I could not something as good as the discontinued M505. Am happy so far, do like the microscroll. For that matter even the M187 is not too bad.. have one of those always in my backpack to use with my...

I have been using the K800 for three years and recently got meself the mechanical CMstorm quickfire. There are times that I still switch to the K800. That is how good it is. I do find than the use of K800 tolerates slight shift in the way one sit at the desk unlike using a mech keyboard....

well to me 3 - 5 years is good enough a life for a monitor that gets constant use