captainzero

Called the reseller today for the RMA of the second mouse. I can send it back, they told me they send the first mouse to corsair. And corsair said the first mouse had a defect, didn't tell what the defect was but that it was a defect. So I can return the second mouse and have a credit for it. If any one encounters this problem send it back and get a replacement or a credit, my bet is that the first batch does have a fault like the m65. I woukd suggest to wait a couple of months before you get this mouse so corsair can get the problem batch out of the way. Topic can be closed

Yes tried that also, mentioned it also in my first post ;) Really wondering if I am the only one with this problem? Running Windows 10. I7 3770 Gigabyte z68ds3 mobo 16gb hyper x Kingston ram.

Both times I returned the mouse to the shop. First time when I returned it they send me a new mouse but did not encounter the double click bug. Second time they said they could not find the problem and returned the same mouse. But Iam sure the problem is with the mouse, when I right click a link in google search and then press left mouse button to click "open in new tab" it opens in a new tab and it opens the link that I right clicked on. I also used the unixpapa testmouse page and this also gives me the, mousedown, mouseup, click, and the dblclick. But the problem is that it isnt occuring a lot of times in 1 evening. First couple of times I tought what is happening, am I going crazy. Then when I started to pay attention to it, it got to me.. its the mouse :(

Hello Corsair, I have the corsair glaive mouse and its seems to have inherited the famous m65 double click bug. I have already had 2 glaives in two months and both have this problem, the left mouse button clicks two times (not regular but couple of times in a few hours). The other mouse famouse brand doesnt have this problem on my pc. Both mouses have had this problem on different computers, with or without CUE software. Any ideas where this problem comes from? Are the omron switches no good? Hope you can shed some light on the situation. Regards,