Replacement Omron Switches

[Sohan24]

Is it possible to obtain replacement Omron switches from ASUS?
The left clicker on my Spatha is malfunctioning but I don't want to use the optional switch set packaged with the mouse as it has a higher actuation force (original is 60 and optional is 75).

I rather not risk buying them online. They are cheap (<$1per switch) but there are many counterfeits.

[Bahz]

Sohan24 wrote:
Is it possible to obtain replacement Omron switches from ASUS?
The left clicker on my Spatha is malfunctioning but I don't want to use the optional switch set packaged with the mouse as it has a higher actuation force (original is 60 and optional is 75).

I rather not risk buying them online. They are cheap (<$1per switch) but there are many counterfeits.

Unfortunately I don't think we sell the switch separately, maybe you can contact local support and see if they can provide you with a replacement. That's all I can think of for now, I do think you will need to purchase this somewhere else either online or maybe possibly through an Omron switch reseller/distributor, if you're worried about buying counterfeit ones.

[Korth]

Just order them directly from Omron. Or from a major distributor like Digi-Key - assured to be legit items, not ebay/alibaba counterfeits.

Omron manufactures over 3500 specific types of switches. The part number or identifier will be marked somewhere on your existing switches.

[hakotako]

Sohan24 wrote:
Is it possible to obtain replacement Omron switches from ASUS?
The left clicker on my Spatha is malfunctioning but I don't want to use the optional switch set packaged with the mouse as it has a higher actuation force (original is 60 and optional is 75).

I rather not risk buying them online. They are cheap (<$1per switch) but there are many counterfeits.

If you're in Canada or US, you can also order Omron switches from proax