Mouse Button Board Replacement Come with D2FC-F-7N（50M） Micro Switch Compatible for G900 G903 Mouse

Received the switches in a timely fashion. These are not universal so make sure you check which one goes on which side of the mouse. The product is on point. As for easy to install, I rated it at 2 stars (this does not reflect the seller or the product). you must be able to fully disassemble the mouse and work with small screws and connectors. This review is regarding the 50M switches. There is a very clear audible click and they feel great. If your G903/900 is suffering from flakey left clicks, such as trying to click and highlight or it's double-clicking on you, then these are perfect. No soldering is required. Just disconnect the old switch, plug in the new switch, and go.

Buttons function like new. No more missed clicks. No more inadvertent double-clicks. Mouse feels and responds like it was new.

The left click on my Logitech G903 started to fail after 2 years of use. Unfortunately, it was already out of warranty and it felt like a waste to throw it into the trash when it was still in great shape overall. I choose this option because these were already mounted to the board with the connector, so it is plug-and-play. You might be able to find better switches bare, but I didn't want to buy a soldering iron just for this. The replacement process wasn't too bad, I used the cheapest heat gun (although I don't think it is necessary) I could find and a guitar pick to remove the feet and uncover the screws, and from there it was not too hard to disassemble. I cannot talk yet about durability, but these feel identical to the factory switches, and I hope they will last a long time. Overall, a great option for DIY repair for everyone, especially for people looking to avoid resoldering the switches and want the same feel as the factory switches.

Installation is tricky but that's on Logitech. Inform yourself properly on the installation process before buying, to see if it's something that you really want to do, but it's just screws and levering the battery off the mouse (carefully). Everything went well during the installation, no more double clicks on the right click!

My G903 mouse was having intermittent double click issues with the left click. Followed a guide and replaced them myself with this and some other items purchased on Amazon. The taking a part the mouse was very involved but the actual switch install was very simple with these. Now my clicks sound more sturdy and distinct. I hope they last a long time!

I installed these many months ago and have been working perfectly. If you have the issue with the buttons not staying clicked when dragging... this kit will solve your issue. I went this route after a warranty replacement mouse did the exact same thing! If you are not accustomed to a complex disassembly, this will be a difficult task to replace these. Dont forget to purchase replacement pads! The factory pads cannot be put back on the mouse after replacement.

Directly swapped these for my aging g903's switches. My old switches had to be pressed really hard in order to stay activated (like when moving windows around, or drawing rectangles to select things). These switches fixed it. They feel really nice as well! It took me about 20 mins to replace the switches, battery, and skates. If you are going to swap your switches, you'll want replacement skates, and a replacement battery as well. The battery usually gets folded / creased on removal because it's glued down, and has to be removed to get to one of the screws. At a couple years old, I'm sure mine needed it anyways. The skates never come off in one piece, and replacing them made the mouse feel much better anyhow. Very happy with these switches!!!!!

These are the exact same brand and rateing switches that logitech uses, direct swap for g903. Worked as intended. I got my mouse in 2019 and took until 2022 to have double click. There are better switches on the market, but if you just want to get your mouse back fast (amazon prime delivery) then these are fine. I recommend the "orange" switches Brand name starts with a K, Much better quality switch, and pennies on the dollar