it was these keycaps: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001681753913.html
Came with the wrong size space, so had to order a smaller in (not shown in the pic), which isn't listed on Ali anymore.
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lol
Considering I've only ever bought a new mouse with an old one broke, and therefore did not work at all, I can't foresee any possible reason to buy one of these things. Unless they're made of fucking titanium with and have an 80-year power supply. In which case they probably cost like $200 and I'm still going to just go buy one for 10ish bucks because I can always replace it in a few years if necessary and it's still cheaper.
Guess I'm either stocking up a couple extra 502 mice now, or I need to find a new mouse. I'm not looking forward to trying to find a new mouse, the 502 is perfect in my hand.
Who here uses the vendor supplied software with their mouse?
In my experience it's almost entirely useless, except for remapping buttons maybe.
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Insanity. I spend $5.00 or so on $eCommerceSite and am perfectly happy with the result.
I make that expenditure maybe every four or five years. I don't need a 'forever mouse,' they already last practically that long.
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