Review on Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Laser Mouse in Black by Zia Hoon ᠌

The construction of the buttons, and as a direct consequence, the poor protection they offer against dust and sweat secretions. If dirt and stray hairs have lodged themselves beneath the microswitches, the button will no longer function properly. These mice are mine, and I have 2. One on a portable computer, and the other on a traditional house. The issue can be remedied by blowing it with compressed air in around 90% of instances. However, in order to properly clean the mouse, disassembly is occasionally required. Because the screws are located underneath the legs, the legs do not improve after they have been disassembled. The issue was resolved by taking apart the microswitch, bending and cleaning the spring contact, and then reassembling the mouse. Initially, one of the mice displayed a double click (there are a lot of videos on the Internet how to do this)