Doubt it, i've had it for about 2 years i think. Could be three..Sup wrote:
Logitechs tend to die often. Mine died too. Worth taking it apart? Dunno is there anything else you can do? Warranty still active?
It says here theres a 3 year warrantyFatherTed wrote:
Doubt it, i've had it for about 2 years i think. Could be three..Sup wrote:
Logitechs tend to die often. Mine died too. Worth taking it apart? Dunno is there anything else you can do? Warranty still active?
Not a chance i still have the same reciept..Sup wrote:
It says here theres a 3 year warrantyFatherTed wrote:
Doubt it, i've had it for about 2 years i think. Could be three..Sup wrote:
Logitechs tend to die often. Mine died too. Worth taking it apart? Dunno is there anything else you can do? Warranty still active?
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid … mp;cat=MOU
this could vary ofc but you still have chances. You should check your receipt and see how long the warranty actually is
ghettoperson wrote:
G5.
I'd buy a Razer personally.phishman420 wrote:
ghettoperson wrote:
G5.
Sorry, i digressed. Anyway, take it apart at your own risk. Do you have any tools? *If you want spare parts, if i can find my old MX1000 i will send you that FOC*FatherTed wrote:
This isn't a discussion about what mouse i should buy - I can't atm.
Answer the OP, or don't post.
Yeah, i'll google some guides and report back. All i have with me are various screwdrivers, so i'll see what happens.baggs wrote:
Sorry, i digressed. Anyway, take it apart at your own risk. Do you have any tools? *If you want spare parts, if i can find my old MX1000 i will send you that FOC*FatherTed wrote:
This isn't a discussion about what mouse i should buy - I can't atm.
Answer the OP, or don't post.
If you want to hang tight, PM me an address to send this MX1000 to, the only thing it did was stop charging and i wanted a new mouse anyway so i didn't try to repair. If you are lucky, you should just be able to take both mice apart and insert your battery into my MX1000 and jobs a good'un.FatherTed wrote:
Yeah, i'll google some guides and report back. All i have with me are various screwdrivers, so i'll see what happens.baggs wrote:
Sorry, i digressed. Anyway, take it apart at your own risk. Do you have any tools? *If you want spare parts, if i can find my old MX1000 i will send you that FOC*FatherTed wrote:
This isn't a discussion about what mouse i should buy - I can't atm.
Answer the OP, or don't post.
Will keep you all posted
Last edited by baggs (2009-03-16 09:40:02)
Cheers baggs, i was reading some tech forums and a lot of MX users said if logitech is satisfied the mouse is on it's last legs, it's not uncommon for them to replace/upgrade for free. I've fired a support email off to them, i'll wait on the response.baggs wrote:
If you want to hang tight, PM me an address to send this MX1000 to, the only thing it did was stop charging and i wanted a new mouse anyway so i didn't try to repair. If you are lucky, you should just be able to take both mice apart and insert your battery into my MX1000 and jobs a good'un.FatherTed wrote:
Yeah, i'll google some guides and report back. All i have with me are various screwdrivers, so i'll see what happens.baggs wrote:
Sorry, i digressed. Anyway, take it apart at your own risk. Do you have any tools? *If you want spare parts, if i can find my old MX1000 i will send you that FOC*
Will keep you all posted
http://www.vk2k.com/Logitech-MX1000-Battery/
That guide is useful for showing how to strip the MX1000, you won't have to piss about soldering tho if you have a genuine battery to install. Otherwise there are links there as to how to locate a replacement battery.