Question 1: How to disassemble the mouse without screws? Find the seam on the edge of the mouse and pry it in with a crew cut screwdriver. Don't be afraid to pry or stick with 502.

Question 2: How to disassemble the mouse without screws? There are screws under the upper and lower pads. You can pull down the mat and have a look.

Question 3: How to disassemble the mouse without screws? At present, all mice are bayonet-type, and they are all screw-free. If the landlord really doesn't understand disassembly, it is not recommended to force the operation. The method is simple, pry open the two sides of the mouse. For example, the two covers of Nokia mobile phone are similar to this one, and there is a card inside, which does not need screws. The landlord doesn't understand, don't operate it yourself, it will bring losses.

Question 4: My mouse has no screws. I want to get rid of it. How come? There should be screws under the label on the bottom of the mouse.

If there are no screws, you can use them.

Question 5: How to disassemble the mouse? (The mouse has no screws) I just don't know how to turn it off! Few mice don't use screws. Let's see for ourselves if it's blocked by some label pads or something. If it is a wireless mouse, remove the battery cover. There are screws under the battery.

Question 6: There are screws on the back of the mouse, but there are no screws on the front. How can I remove the screws at the back and pry them from the back? I think so.

There are usually buttons in front, but no screws.

Question 7: How to disassemble the Dell mouse? The mouse is as shown in the picture ... I don't see any screws ... thank you! Hello,

The screw is located under the U-shaped rubber strip at the bottom.

Question 8: How to remove the mouse (there are no screws on the back)? There are screws on the back of the mouse, but they are sealed by warranty seals or covered by stripes on the back. Please see if you can remove it by floating. My mouse is like this.

Question 9: How can I open the mouse without screws behind it? All the screws are hidden under the mouse foot sticker. You can use a hair dryer to blow the foot patch for a while. Then, there is another possibility that the screw is hidden under the mouse nameplate sticker, or you can take it off with a hair dryer. Note that the mouse usually has a button on the front, so pay attention when opening it.

The following is a mouse that I feel good about myself.

For example, the entry-level ones are V2 10 from Lei Bai, M668 from Yibo, Razer's purgatory viper, etc. (I really don't recommend you to buy that herder).

There are also some high-end products like Logitech G402 and G502, Lei Bai V9 10 and so on.

Hope to adopt.