Lightest switches for MOUSE please!

[Plautus]

 I want the lightest switches possible. Below 75g definitely.
Is there any options?

[Leslieann]

D2FC -F (-F is the spring rate) has a 75g actuation force, most mice are actually double that. More info here.

This is the lowest you will get and you may want to rethink that plan, mice are not the same as a keyboard, you don't rest your fingers in the same manner. The G900 and G903 have some of the lightest switch action I've come across in a mouse, so light that I've talked to quite a few owners who have issues with accidental clicks.

[Plautus]

no its not the lightest, silly.
This is the standard switch for gaming mice. I wouodnt ask here if I wanna buy annother logitech mouse. Geeze!

[Leslieann]

Okay...

D2F is a standard, it's like a saying USB compatible or 100k through hole resistor, it's not a model name, it's the standard switch type for pretty much all mice, not just Logitech (guess what Razer brand mouse switches are). The only thing I've seen that didn't use them was extremely cheap laptop mice and a few trackballs so good luck finding a good gaming mouse or even a good office mouse that doesn't use Omron D2F, and even fewer that don't use D2F.

Omron is generally considered the best D2F switch, the lightest Omron D2F is the -F model, you might find a lighter D2F but it won't be made by Omron.  I did the research, it's all documented on the link it my last post.

Also, one reason the G900/903 is so sensitive is because it uses actual hinges instead of flexing the mouse body to activate the switch, you would be surprised how much this adds to the pressure required to activate a switch. I haven't tested it, but just an off the wall guess I'd say it adds at least another 30grams. Want lighter switches, find a mouse that uses actual hinges, but beware the warning in my last post about accidental clicks, it's very real.

[Plautus]

im still lokking for a lighter click mouse

pls help

2023

btw if i have to answer tese verification questions again im gonna delete this account.

[Leslieann]

I think the verification stops or slows after a you hit a certain post count, you have a few more to go.

We're no closer to mechanical keyboard style switch options for mice than we were 3 years ago and that probably won't change anytime soon.

[LogLab]

Excuse the ignorance, but is switch weight and different mouse switch styles actually a preference thing? That seems really cool but I haven't gone into it at all. Is this something people actually get into, or is the choice like you say too limited for it to actually be something we can be selective about?

[Leslieann]

Excuse the ignorance, but is switch weight and different mouse switch styles actually a preference thing? That seems really cool but I haven't gone into it at all. Is this something people actually get into, or is the choice like you say too limited for it to actually be something we can be selective about?

People like OP try to be, but yeah, it's too limited to be choosy.

[LogLab]

People like OP try to be, but yeah, it's too limited to be choosy.

Dang okay, I thought there was a whole new area to nerd out on LOL thats too bad.

[Darthbaggins]

I would look into mice with optical switches, but in all they pretty much feel the same until you get into Huano Pink dots etc.  The Logitech mice with quite click switches feel lighter to me compared to my GPro Superlight and other mice I have in my collection.

model I am referring to (wife loves it, I would like it more with added side buttons like on the MX Anywhere 3s).