Hot-Swap Micro Switch PCB Kit for Logitech G Pro Wireless GPW Mice – ENIG Gold Pads, 6-Claw Clamps | Fix Double-Click & Customize Clicks

My Logitech G Pro started having the dreaded double click issue. I did not the soldering equipment (or skill) to replace switches on existing board. This made the swap straight forward and mostly plug and play. Really appreciate the included screwdriver and pads. Means you have pretty much everything you'll need to do this replacement except the switches (does include middle mouse click switch and scroll encoder). Would recommend having something flat/sharp to pry off the pads, and tweezers for disconnecting and reconnecting the two ribbons inside on hand. Opted to go with Kailh GM4.0 (Red) switches.

I have a Logitech G pro wireless mouse i have become attached to. The Scroll Wheel started to become squeaky and the middle click started failing. I was sad that i would have to throw away this mouse, but then i found this hotswap adapter that would allow me to build my own mouse module for replacement!I got myself some nice linear Kailh switches and an alps encoder for the mouse wheel, in addition to that, i used a stiffer switch for the middle click (i like a strong middle click).Mind you, you will not need to take apart the entire mouse to replace this module, but you may need to if you drop a screw. Don't fret if that happens, just go slow and ensure you're following the directions.You will need to remove your skates prior to opening the mouse, but the manufacturer was nice enough to provide replacements as well. So you're getting a bonus when purchasing this! You may want to take this opportunity to replace your skates to glass skates or applying grip (I use supergrip).Have fun!The process was seamless and was very fun. This isnt for the feint of heart, but if you're interested in salvaging your mouse, i would highly recommend this hotswap kit. The worst that can happen is you can break something (which is where many of us already were prior to starting this kit.My mouse now performs like a brand new one, and with switches i chose!

This was supposed to be plug and play requiring no soldering.It has too much solder on the hotswap barrels to fit the PCB snuggly within the mouse, resulting in neither front buttons clicking, much less securing the pcb within the mouse without bending it.Would not recommend until they get quality under control.

Excessive soldering paste on hot swap barrels. The PCB does not sit flush against mouse housing as is. Unable to right click without reflowing solder. Can be fixed with a heat gun.

This is essential if you are experiencing double click problems and you also don't have soldering equipment or the skills to do it. Grabbing all the stuff and time to do this with the regular board comes out on the bottom than just grabbing the hot swap kit, let alone the potential of screwing up the process. With this if your switches inevitably start failing, you can just swap them out easily. Everything is literally plug and play. The scary parts end up only being carefully removing your mouse skates, but it comes with extra ones to replace them with just in case.Overall a great investment if you constantly have failing switches.

it works and comes with skates - Note you need to buy your own switches