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YINGHUA Mouse Micro Switch Hot Swap G900 G903 Button Board Cable Repair Parts
Replacement button board with hot-swap micro switches rated for 80 million clicks, fits G900 and G903 mice
- Hot-swap design enables solder-free micro-switch replacement
- Compatible with G900 and G903 gaming mouse models
- Rated for 80 million clicks per switch
- Pre-assembled button board installs with just a screwdriver
- Pair of left and right boards restores double-click issues
Direct G900 G903 Button Board Replacement
This replacement button board fits Logitech G900 and G903 mice exactly. It restores function to worn or broken left and right buttons without replacing the entire mouse. The part targets owners of those two models who want a cost-effective repair instead of a new peripheral. No other mouse models are supported.
Hot-Swap Design Eliminates Soldering
Unlike original switches that require desoldering, this board plugs into the existing cable connector after removing a single screw. The upgrade is worth it when double-click issues appear but the sensor and shell remain intact. It avoids the risk and equipment cost of hot-air or iron work on the main PCB.
Tool-Light Installation Frees Up Bench Time
A Phillips screwdriver is the only tool needed to swap the board in minutes. The design reuses the original mounting points and cable, leaving the main PCB untouched and preserving factory switch alignment. Builders who lack soldering gear or want a reversible fix gain a working mouse without specialized equipment.
Highlights
- Hot-swap design enables solder-free micro-switch replacement
- Compatible with G900 and G903 gaming mouse models
- Rated for 80 million clicks per switch
- Pre-assembled button board installs with just a screwdriver
- Pair of left and right boards restores double-click issues
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does this button board fit the G900 and G903 mouse models?
Yes, the board is made specifically for the G900 and G903 gaming mice and replaces the original left and right button board.
Can I install this without soldering, and what is the common mistake?
No soldering is required; you unscrew the old board, plug in the cable, and screw the new board back. The step people often get wrong is not seating the cable connector fully before tightening the screws.
How long do the micro switches last before they need replacing again?
The micro switches are rated for 80 million clicks, so they should last through extended heavy use before any further replacement is needed.
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