catilley1092
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Back in October, after giving up with HP's "no service" over their battling over a $5 mouse, I replaced it with a Logitech B100 mouse from Newegg. It was on sale for $11.99 (Wal Mart had the same one for $10).
Now, less than 6 months later, I'm having troubles again. Multiple pages opens when clicking onto links, and when I click the "back" link, it goes 2 pages back. This was aggravating when I was purchasing my notebook & other equipment, so much that I dug the defective HP one out & used it.
It's under warranty for 3 years, and I'm in communication with Logitech, no big deal there, I just sent the documentation that they wanted.
My point of creating this thread is not one of seeking help, but to warn everyone. Don't buy a cheap mouse & expect it to last, no matter the warranty. For now, the replacement they'll send will have to do. I've bought a new notebook, it's arriving tomorrow, and come payday, I'm going to need to purchase a extended warranty for it.
But come first opportunity, I'm buying a better mouse, a wireless one, this pc consists of notebook parts anyway, so I'll buy a notebook/gaming mouse for it.
Logitech normally makes good parts, my wireless keyboard (K320) is working fine, I've yet to even need to change the battery in it.
Stay Away from Cheap Mice!
Cat
Now, less than 6 months later, I'm having troubles again. Multiple pages opens when clicking onto links, and when I click the "back" link, it goes 2 pages back. This was aggravating when I was purchasing my notebook & other equipment, so much that I dug the defective HP one out & used it.
It's under warranty for 3 years, and I'm in communication with Logitech, no big deal there, I just sent the documentation that they wanted.
My point of creating this thread is not one of seeking help, but to warn everyone. Don't buy a cheap mouse & expect it to last, no matter the warranty. For now, the replacement they'll send will have to do. I've bought a new notebook, it's arriving tomorrow, and come payday, I'm going to need to purchase a extended warranty for it.
But come first opportunity, I'm buying a better mouse, a wireless one, this pc consists of notebook parts anyway, so I'll buy a notebook/gaming mouse for it.
Logitech normally makes good parts, my wireless keyboard (K320) is working fine, I've yet to even need to change the battery in it.
Stay Away from Cheap Mice!
Cat