Mouse Switch

Fix a double-clicking mouse or change how your clicks feel. We sell replacement mouse switches individually from Omron, Kailh, Huano, TTC, HCNHK and Zippy, from long-life Kailh GM and Huano switches to quiet silent options and side-button switches like the Omron D2LS-21. Listings show the available options and rated lifespan, so you can match durability and feel to your mouse. Replacing mouse switches usually means soldering, so it suits confident DIYers. For scroll wheels, see our Mouse Encoders collection.

Frequently asked questions

Why is my mouse double-clicking?

Over time, a mouse switch's internal contacts wear and can register one press as two. Replacing the switch is the permanent fix.

How do I choose a replacement switch?

Match the size and pin layout of the switch already in your mouse. Then choose by feel and durability: some switches are lighter or heavier to press, silent versions are much quieter, and higher rated lifespans last longer.

Do I need to solder?

For most mice, yes. You'll need to desolder the old switch and solder in the new one. A few mice use hot-swap switch sockets, so check your model first.