OmronQty 2 Japan D2F-F Ultra Subminiature Basic Micro Switch Compatible with Razer Apple MS SteelSeries Mouse

These switches work perfectly for replacements in the popular Logitech g502 mouse. There is a helpful ifixit guide for disassembly of the G502 that will walk you through getting to the circuit board so you can desolder the existing switches. Try to use a soldering iron at 450 and no higher or you risk removing the soldering pads for the switches.The ifixit guide will help with reassembly of the mouse.

Put these in a Logitech G9x mouse that's about 10 years old now. Clicks feel better than they did when it was new. These switches are a hair taller (0.1mm or less) than the micros they were replacing. A shim in the form of some card stock solved an over tightening issue and the mouse has worked flawlessly since

I went through two different versions of the Corsair M65 mouse (Pro and Elite). My Pro still works after about 2-3 years but I don't like the placement of the side buttons. When I found out about the Elite and the better placement, I decided to upgrade. Loved it but it started developing a left click issue after a few months where it wasn't registering half of my left clicks. I was lazy and didn't up trying to RMA it. Fast forward about a year - I've been using a Steel Series Rival 710. Works fine but I really missed the dedicated sniper button. I tried emulating it with software but there was a delay and the placement for the button was not good either. I started getting a little more handy with things during quarantine and figured I'd try fixing the Corsair M65 Elite. It was a little troublesome de-soldering the old cheap switches but after putting everything back together - works great!That was long winded - does what it needs to do and recommended!

I used them in my razer death adder and they worked fine.I substracted one star for being too expensive

Bought it for the Basilik X Hyperspeed, Installed it but due to lack of experience I friend the board and never got to use it :/ but it fit perfectly, just couldn't make it work.

I bought this and replaced my original switch in my logitech mouse but now this one is exhibiting a slight double click again which was my original issue. It isn't as bad as before but I would still recommend buying a different brand as this batch is still finnicky when it comes to this issue.UPDATE:After a year its pretty much exactly the same as it was before I replaced it. Definitely not worth it.

I was hesitant on purchasing this because I have never opened up my mouse, let alone desolder and solder on new switches for it. However, thanks to a video on YouTube, I was able to find a reliable way to change out the micro-switches on my G703, since the original ones were starting to double-click. The G703 originally came with Omron switches, and since these are Omron switches as well, they feel right at home in my G703. I will say that the original switches were more clicky compared to these newer ones. The newer ones have a more muted click. It's not better or worse, just different. It is noticeably more quiet than the older micro-switches, however.Overall I am happy with these new switches. Hopefully, these new switches will last me for a few more years before I have to replace them again.

These are presented in writing as D2F-F but they are pictured as -7N, which they are not. Do not purchase if you are planning to salvage the springs to swap out your worn springs, as they are not the same as the -7N springs. Likely just fine as a full switch replacement. I bought these to replace the springs in my Logitech G700s mouse but the springs were not the same, so wasted $5