Easily Solve Razer Mouse Left And Right Click Issues!
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- The replacement part is an Omron switch | part number D2F-01F
Digikey link: www.digikey.co...
above are the exact switches I salvaged from an old Razer mouse to fix my Razer Trinity. I still use this mouse today. It has been around 4 months since I applied the fix. As long as you watch the video a couple times and take your time you will be gold. Thanks for checking me out !
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I suggest to anyone who wants to attempt fix their main mice, buy the tools(the tools is cheap) and practice desolder & soldering with your cheap/unused mice first. The tools that i usually use are Soldering iron with adjustable temperature, hot steam solder, normal solder lead, low melt solder lead, flux, solder sucker. Use flux while soldering, trust me it would help you tremendously.
Once you're able to replace your own mice's switch, you will never ever to buy a mice again if the switch was broken, just buy the switch and replace it yourself. Imo this skill is a must for every gamer, it's worth it.
I cannot agree with you enough about this !
Watched this video first, it’s a great option if you don’t want to go inside into the switch, but there is a super small plate that you can fix assuming it’s just been worked down over time. And still registers clicks. Super annoying to deal with, but for me better than soldering.
Razer needs to recall the Naga Trinity. Seriously this is ridiculous.
They really do because this fix is over the top tbh
@@RetroRepairYT The razer naga classic is where its at! I love this mouse!
It is the quality of the switches that is the issue. They need to change suppliers.
I didn't watch the video but know this issue, It's practical surgery and they should make their 60-90$ mice better
Thanks for the comment, you are correct it is definitely a procedure. They really should. It is quite upsetting how much they want the mice to fail so we buy more
Responding to an old comment, I know.
The inconsistency between anecdotal reports is crazy. Some people had theirs die within weeks. Others right after the warranty expired. My own died (with VERY heavy use) after 6 years with no warning. Just zero click actuation. Another article discussed the much heavier duty buttons / switches in a Logitech that still fit within the 2014 Naga Epic housing. Given the overwhelming bad will they've generated over the last 7-10 years, one would think someone at the multimillion dollar company would think "maybe we spend the small fraction of the cost for superior switches."
When mine gave the ghost up most didn't believe it lasted as long as it did. Some swore that Razer had changed the switches to something more durable to handle the repeated use, but it's tough plunking down at least $100USD before tax knowing that I won the lottery with the last one. I'd go for the similar multibutton panel Logitech or Corsair but they don't fit my hand or grip style nearly as well, so after using a Z-grade bargain mouse for way too long it's time to brush up on my solder skills and start looking into what good buttons switches will fit AND last.
Planned obsolescence is the problem. It's an attitude all companies have adopted several decades ago, and it kept getting worse. Cheaper and cheaper parts to increase profits. It's not just Razer that's causing this issue. It's the cheap sheet metal they are using in the switches. They wear out too quickly. Older mice used better, stronger switches.
Great viewing angles, quality point of view for those wanting to repair their own circuit boards.
wicking cloth will help, never pull a component from a board with force however, you will rip pads in most cases, good luck.
Thanks for this! Only had spent 5€ instead of 150€ for a new one.
What's with all the deleted comments on this video is there something you don't want people to know about software to control your RGB gear?
I haven't been deleting any comments. The RGB software is synapse 3 from razer and all of my RGB items are Razer. I don't know how to stop the censorship filter stuff
Just ordered the parts. The mouse I have was given to me so a few bucks may be worth it to me.
That sounds awesome, if you can get it running properly it sounds like you would make out very well! I wish you the best of luck on it
I replaced the clickers but it is even worse now... I think while I was replacing them something got damaged so it was user error. I think it would have worked had I not damaged it.@@RetroRepairYT
I'm not the most logical guy but my razor basilisk mouse dropped into a dog water bowl half inside dripping from the inside while on... It got shutdown and I had to let it out to dry in the sun for a few days by an open window turning the mouse around in different angles to let the water seep out of each potential hole area... Then I tried to use it my left mouse button didn't work and other buttons were glitchy... I smacked my mouse on different angles to see if it would work. Low and behold it made the mouse react but the level of intensity one had to hold onto or sensitivity of the click was erratic and down right drag doesn't work and it clicks multiple times in 1 click especially when holding the left mouse button. After much fiddling around, shaking, slamming my mouse on my table in different angles without potentially damaging the inside or the outside onto a soft padded mousepad. I eventually was about to give up ever being able to drag and drop anything with a mouse until I decided 1 thing. I remembered my nintendo and super nintendo days where I blew air into cartridges. That worked and now I can drag and drop... However, from time to time if my mouse ever gets jumbled or shaken a bit too much depending on how severely your mouse could be damaged, it may require even more calibrations of my method... Or it may not even work for you. This seriously keeps my mouse barely in working order until I can afford to get another mouse I can use to play Destiny 2 in the crucibles on ranked PVP on a decently competitive level... I still use my mouse to play games, like competitive FPS and many ranked games like League of Legends, DoTA 2 that require things of that sort. My method isn't a long term sustainable way just letting you know. I do this with cheap headphones that don't work on 1 earphone sometimes and adjusting the pressure towards the end of the tip requires some sort of twisting towards a certain angle & weight that puts enough pressure on a certain angle so a stronger connection can be made to actually get signal from both earphones on my laptop or desktop computer. I do this until I the wire inside has been completely bent and twisted to the point where connection just isn't possible anymore... I'm not a technical type of guy so I end up buying a new one after that. In the end, it is wiser to find ways to make more money than to save more. Not that saving more isn't beneficial, it is if that is a better use of your time after weighing the pros and cons.
Had my LMB go out and they refused to warranty. Only had a year and a half. Now debating to purchase all the equipment to repair or not.
Could go to a reputable small electric repair shop
Thanks for the video. Are there better quality switches one can buy to replace with?
My Naga left click died after a year of use and they warrantied that but now a decade later I think I will need to follow your video for the right switch.
You're welcome and I wish I had a suggestion for you but my knowledge on these specific switches are very low due to the specialty of the switch. I havent seen many on the market
After a long time of dreaming about the Razor Naga mouse, I finally got one!
IT SUCKS!
After using it for over a year, it's horrible. It simply does not work.
Well it works sometimes, but you never know when.
It's so expensive, ($100) but fails when you need it most.
Although my $10 mouse only has 3 buttons, at least they work.
Save your money, and look elsewhere. Let me know if you find a better mouse.
If it was good product to begin with you wouldn't need videos like this.
Can't agree. I use my naga Trinity for over 4 years now. And never complained. Now i just need to replace 1 switch for 1% of the price like showed in the video. Which is nothing
Great video bro... gets ready to order a new mouse off amazon.😂
I appreciate your comment
@@Pokey-xp9gn It is v sad tbh from what should be a trusted company
why you change the model of the switch? the default is D2FC-F-K .
what is better? the default or the D2F-01F?
the switch I put in was in an older version of the naga so really they are both naga switches but the naga switch that was installed was originally made in japan not china
trinity is such a waste of money, i bought this mouse literally just over a year ago and now the left click just stops randomly working, nothing is working to fix this and its just pissing me off. im gonna switch to a model o..
what about side buttons of a razer naga hex - they are unresponsive too, they have to be pressed super hard to work :)
I would disassemble that side. For the Naga there is two screws behind the side plate where the buttons are. Take them off and clean and blow out the buttons. Use a tooth brush to get in tight. I would also use 90 percent IPA on the tooth brush and start liberally brushing the buttons when cleaning. There could be small deposits of dirt in the micro switches. So the method would be. Brush exposed micro switches with a dipped tooth brush of IPA 90 for a couple of seconds (not very hard either just enough to brush the surface and get the IPA to leak into the micro switches). Then press all the switches a few times and repeat 2 to 3 times. Then put it back together and test. That is where I would start
I had a small problem with the left button. it wouldnt comfortably hold the weight of my finger resting on it and would feel like it would double click though functionally it wasnt.
Just had to take the top-plate off and physically (but carefully) bend the button plate back down to the correct posistion so it was back to being flush with the bottem plate and switch.
After doing so the double click feeling was gone and the button would again allow my finger to rest on it without this loose / wobbly feeling.
Hope this helps someone :) Got away with it since no switch replacement / soldering was needed for my problem.
I am happy you were able to get it sorted. If it starts doing that again . I would recommend getting a very fine sand paper like 800 or 1000 grit and wet sand the leg that touches the tactile switch.
I have a Razer Naga X MMO. I have now right click problems and the scroll wheel when I want to go up, it go up and down...I belive I have the mouse for about 8 years. I like it very much. But its so expensive...I dont know if I going to buy another like this...
I can understand that completely. It did go strong for a long time for you. I checked Amazon rn and your exact one is marked down to $50
i really hate how this happens with every naga and its so fucking annoying to open.
me too, sucks because its expected at this point :'(
Not only naga. My Logitech g600 served me a few years before succumbing to the DoubleClick problem after I bought it to replace the doubleclicking naga.
sucks this mouse sucks because it had good features. heres hoping a new mouse i got doesnt have same issues after a month
My right click died a month after my warranty ended. It's like they planned to make them only last until the end of the warranty. This product is actually garbage, you'd think you bought it at a dollar store... But the price tag says otherwise.
I agree, we may have bought it for what they were selling it for. But I feel they got their parts from a dollar store. Their failure rate is highly upsetting
@@RetroRepairYT I would argue their failure rate is 100%. Every person I talk to who bought one had it die either right before or right after the 1 year warranty. Buying one is just buying a ticking time bomb. I wish I had the repair tools to fix mine. if I had someone like you in my area iId pay you to fix it for me because it costed me $129 CAD + $30 for warranty (that isn't covered anymore) and I'm not too keen on buying a new mouse after this one's been barely used. I paid far too much on this product here in Canada, it's really just a scam and criminal at this point for them to continue to sell these mice.
My old 8 years old mouse for 20e is just immortal xD, but in my Naga (100e i think) my left button was already destroyed after a 1 year of usage xd, i dont know why they made it so fragile.
It is quite sad and its like anything else to get the product made at a decent price for them and to retain most profit would mean using the lowest bidder for manufacturing. I am not saying that is what they did because I really dont know but these things die so quick now compared to the older versions when they where made in Japan back in 2013. My 2013 model of the Naga still runs great.
These damn Naga mice don’t even last hardly 1-2 years! Such a piece of shit company! Unfortunately there is nothing very comparable on the market. My click is malfunctioning with this issue. Fixing it looks outside my skill level (which pretty much is zero with electronic repair). Thank you for the video anyhow. ✌️
I agree with you overall mouse sucks as in life span but the design and use of it is one of my faves.
Mine lasted for 12 years
Thank you
You're welcome
hello, mb do you know the height of the encoder, pls ?
If you're meaning the height of the actual replacement switch for the left, click. The data sheet says it's 5 mm for that plastic part. If you need any more information such as that, please click the digikey link in my description of the video and then scroll down to find the data sheet link and click that and it will give you all the information about that module. Thank you so much for your comment
Same issue here and im struggling if i should get the tools or just buy a new one...
If you have a soldering iron already and some solder then I would say go ahead and buy the other stuff because you'll be in it for around $30 - $40 if not you would be better with getting another one. Although its a coin toss if your new one will fail in the same way 1 or 2 years after use.
drop razer. all the mouses have this failure
What tools did you use in this other than solder iron and solder?
A Philips head screwdriver, solder sucker, cheap $25 hot air station, no-clean flux, spudger, and needle noise pliers
Easily?
Yeah I can see why saying easy is a relative thing
can OMRON mouse micro switch D2FC-F-7N work too?
not sure but as long as they have the same connections on the bottom and are the same size they should work just fine imo
Seems to be a lot of people having issues with their Naga mice in the comments. I must have whatever the opposite of a lemon is. As I type this comment I'm still using my 2013 Blackwidow Ultimate Keyboard, Naga Hex Mouse and Goliathus Mousepad/Mat all purchased at release, which I believe was in 2012. I easily average 8+ hours a day of use across all three products over the last 9-10 years.
My mouse now requires me to press much harder or else I get random double clicks or it will drop when I try to hold and drag. Started a few weeks ago. I was here to see how to open it up. I thought maybe it needed a good clean, like something was blocking me from pushing the switch far enough, but it looks fine inside. I guess the switches have just worn down after all this time. The pad/mat still looks great and I still love my keyboard, no issues.
I would, however, not be able to recommend any headsets from Razer as I've tried, and/or witnessed someone in my circle try, just about every headset they make and they all fail in one way or another after a few months. Assuming they weren't tossed because of how difficult it can be to get them to work with their features and app interfering with windows features and apps interfering with voice program features and apps...lol.
Looks very easy 😂
As much as I love their products. they do ***NOT*** last long. ive been thru about 3 products so far 2 razer magma's and now im on razer epic. all same issue. So if anyones not wanting to gut their razer product every yr I recommend def getting a warrenty :(
My naga trinity right click requires hard press to work now, I don't have the tools to do what is done in the video, Plus i'm a millennial with no dad, Nothing is getting fixed T_T
It's only 15 months old, I'll never buy Naga again. Quality means nothing without durability. All the lights, extra buttons, cool menu screen with personalized settings are all a mute point when 100$ gets me a 1 year mouse.
Its really horrible tbh how poorly made these things are they ultimately become a tiny lamp or nightlight with all the rgb shoved into them
Thanks, bruv.
Thanks man 😊