Asus has taken a different approach with its ROG-branded gaming mice, which don’t use optical switches instead, the company has opted for a hot-swap socket design that allows people to easily change out the mechanical switches, without needing to desolder them and solder in new ones. (You can read more about the double-click failure below.) Razer has redesigned most of its gaming mice to use optical switches rather than mechanical ones, and several other manufacturers have followed suit-so far, these designs don’t seem to develop the same switch failure, but they can be more expensive and are harder on battery life in wireless models. Switches: Many gaming mice use mechanical switches, which can fail sooner than expected on a small percentage of gaming mice. Manufacturers like to brag about high-DPI sensors, but many people rarely use settings higher than 3,000, and most Overwatch League players keep it between 800 and 1,600.
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