well, i have my desk lamp which keeps my fingers warm, tbh it cames so hot that i can't touch it at all but from nice distance it rocks. Gotta love warm fingers! =)
I guess it's the common problem where your mouse keeps shutting on and off?
The problem is located where the wire is entering the shell of the mouse. All you need to do is to cut and throw away 2-3cm of this wire. Then solder the rest of the wire back together... I've said this many times and I've also tried it myself. It works.
My guess is that the problem only occurs when you play with low sensitivity and using your mouse a lot.
I just took a random picture on how soldering could look like...
you might be familiar with it when it comes to creating electrical chips.
You simply melt 2 pieces of metal together with a metal called tin and a soldering-iron.
To solder a cable you will have to strip off the cable insulation (the plastic or rubber part that is covered around the cable) without cutting through the metal threads that are in it!
I'm quite willing to do a tutorial about this because there has been so many that have had the same problem.
edit: this is an easy fix if you have the right equipment and it should work on any mouse.
everything went better than expected
edit: yeah, works like a charm
i thought it would be nerdy to buy a mousepad for 40€
but
this.. rofl :D
The problem is located where the wire is entering the shell of the mouse. All you need to do is to cut and throw away 2-3cm of this wire. Then solder the rest of the wire back together... I've said this many times and I've also tried it myself. It works.
My guess is that the problem only occurs when you play with low sensitivity and using your mouse a lot.
you might be familiar with it when it comes to creating electrical chips.
You simply melt 2 pieces of metal together with a metal called tin and a soldering-iron.
To solder a cable you will have to strip off the cable insulation (the plastic or rubber part that is covered around the cable) without cutting through the metal threads that are in it!
I'm quite willing to do a tutorial about this because there has been so many that have had the same problem.
edit: this is an easy fix if you have the right equipment and it should work on any mouse.
but thanks for explaining so exhaustively, a tutorial would surely be appreciated
poor mx518 , i use mine for 4 years and handling it wit hcare <3,3