SMUGDESK
SMUGDESK Purple Dot 3-Pin Micro Switch 0.7N 150M Clicks 2 Pack
Two 3-pin purple dot micro switches rated for 150 million clicks and .7 N actuation force for mouse repair or upgrade
- 7 N actuation force gives light, comfortable clicks for long sessions
- 150 million click rating extends switch life under heavy use
- Standard 3-pin layout fits most mainstream wired and wireless mice
- Crisp tactile response eliminates double-click and missed-click faults
- Two-switch pack supports single-mouse repair or dual-mouse upgrade
Purple Dot 3-Pin Micro Switches
This pack contains two purple dot 3-pin micro switches designed as direct replacements for gaming mouse buttons. Each switch uses a standard three-pin layout that fits most mainstream wired and wireless gaming mice for straightforward soldering installation. The 0.7N actuation force delivers a moderate click feel suited to extended sessions.
Gamers and DIY repairers
These switches suit gamers and hardware enthusiasts who want to fix double-click faults, missed clicks or weak rebound on a favourite mouse. They are not for users who prefer optical or magnetic switch technologies, nor for anyone unwilling to solder components onto a mouse PCB. Buyers needing more than two switches should look elsewhere.
150 million click rating
The rated 150 million click lifespan is the specification that determines whether this part meets your durability requirement. That figure far exceeds typical stock switch ratings and directly addresses premature wear in heavily used buttons. Verify the 3-pin footprint matches your mouse PCB before purchasing.
Highlights
- 7 N actuation force gives light, comfortable clicks for long sessions
- 150 million click rating extends switch life under heavy use
- Standard 3-pin layout fits most mainstream wired and wireless mice
- Crisp tactile response eliminates double-click and missed-click faults
- Two-switch pack supports single-mouse repair or dual-mouse upgrade
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I solder the 3-pin purple dot switch into my mouse, and what step causes most failures?
Desolder the old switch, align the three pins with the PCB pads, and solder each pin quickly; the step most people rush is cleaning the pads, leaving old solder that bridges pins or creates cold joints.
What part of the switch wears out first after long gaming sessions?
The internal metal dome fatigues after roughly 150 million clicks, causing lost tactile feedback or double-click errors, so the whole switch must be replaced once that limit is reached.
At what point does the 0.7 N actuation force feel inconsistent during extended use?
The force stays consistent until the dome approaches its 150 million click rating, after which the return spring weakens and clicks become mushy or miss entirely.
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