MSI AGILITY GD20 mouse pad 12.60" x 8.66" 5mm
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Two-pack of TTC Blue Dot and 5M White Dot micro switches rated for eight and five million clicks, compatible with several gaming mice including Rival 500 and 600 models
This pack contains two 2-pin micro switches designed to replace worn or faulty click buttons on compatible gaming mice. One switch uses a TTC Blue Dot mechanism rated for 8 million clicks while the other uses a 5M White Dot mechanism rated for 5 million clicks. Both are new plastic components supplied as a repair pair.
The switches have a 2-pin layout and are intended for specific models including the Razer Imperator, Razer Naga Hex V2, SteelSeries Rival 500, Rival 600 DPI button, and Rapoo 3300 and 3600 mice. Confirm that your mouse uses a 2-pin through-hole switch and matches the listed models because pin spacing and actuator height can vary between designs.
Installing these switches requires desoldering the original components and soldering the replacements onto the mouse PCB, so a soldering iron and basic soldering skill are needed. The two switches provide different click lifespans and tactile feel, letting you choose which button receives the higher-rated TTC Blue Dot switch. No additional parts are included in the package.
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The pack contains two 2‑pin TTC micro switches, one Blue Dot rated for 8 million clicks and one White Dot rated for 5 million clicks. No extra parts are required, but soldering equipment and basic desoldering skill are needed to replace the original switches on the mouse PCB.
Choose the Blue Dot if you want the higher 8‑million‑click rating for a primary button that sees heavy use; choose the White Dot if the 5‑million‑click rating is sufficient for a side or DPI button that is pressed less often.
It indicates the Blue Dot switch is tested to survive roughly 8 million actuations before the contact mechanism may degrade, so under normal gaming use the left or right button should stay reliable for years.
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