how long was the warranty of this mouse
762631
The mouse has a 2 year warranty. http://www.razerzone.com/warranty scroll down to see the chart.
1599344
I bought that same mouse and I really like it. I'm not a mouse expert, but I game with it and haven't been disappointed with it at all. I've had mine for about 7 months or so.
2053832
You will get a warranty but good luck getting them to actually resolve your problem. We have been fighting with them for months to fix the well known issues with the cursor randomly selecting things or moving. see my review.
924999
I don't know precisely - but pretty long. Very nice mouse, takes a little to get used to but eliminated all wrist pain.
45976
Really good. Mine last anywhere from a month to longer, and I never turn the mouse off. Just depends on how much you use it. Usually if I use it several hours every day, about a month.
630252
Elias, mine was delivered as advertised (old version) and came with a warranty. I would buy another in a heart beat - this is the best mouse I have ever used and I have been computing since before mice were available. Great buy at double the price.
45974
I recently had to replace the set of two AA batteries that came with the mouse. The light on top of the mouse was indicating 'low battery' and the mouse became unresponsive. This was after about 3 months of very heavy use (4+ hours per day). I believe this compares to the battery life of other wireless mice (not bluetooth) I have used in the past. I now have Duracell Alkaline batteries in the mouse, so they might last even longer.
772430
The way your question is phrased is a bit ambiguous. The warranty has nothing to do with whether or not you can "return it", either to Amazon or the manufacturer. Amazon offers a 30 day return policy for most return reasons, including defective items -- This is a not a "warranty", but its return policy. The manufacturer is who typically offers the "warranty" (at least for a mouse). A warranty does not often offer any type of "return" (the word you use), but the manufacturer (or warranty provider) will repair or replace the defective item during that warranty period.
1776218
I have not replaced and have had for a few months. That is why we replaced the one we had before (not this kind) it ate batteries every few day. Have not had problem with this one at all. Very pleased with this mouse!!
1950294
I went to the Zowie site, and purchased from a listed where to buy Zowie. As far as I understand, as long as you can show when you purchased the item new, you enjoy the warranty. I really love the mouse.
2149546
Wish I had a answer for you. Their support is terrible plus I am on my 3rd mouse in less than one year. I would return it and try someone else's.
1179689
The mouse has worked fine for me, I've had it for over 6 months now, no problems. But here's a link to download drivers for the mouse, might help. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/corded-mouse-m500?osid=23&bit;=64
1201773
I was never offered a warranty I could buy with this mouse. There is the one year standard warranty by the company of the Razor Naga mouse. The other Razor Naga 2014, I was offered a warranty I could buy with the mouse separately.
2019807
I have no idea. All I can say is that it's a very well crafted mouse and I'm pleased with it. Sorry I can't answer your specific question. R
8321
If your mouse stops working you should go directly to the steelseries website and request service with them. Normally you would request an RMA (Return merchandise authorization) and you would ship the mouse out for inspection. Once the problem is identified typically steelseries will send you another mouse in return for your broken one.
1685991
This is the second one I've owned. The first one I've had for about 3 years and is still going strong. I've not experienced a double click problem from any of my Logitech mice that I've owned over the last 20 years. I have different mice for different uses or computers and have owned over 15 mice in that period. I've never had a mouse that didn't work properly or that has died on me. They get worked 12 hours a day, 365 days a year. I do know people who have had a problem with a Logitech mouse (every manufacturer does have a few that have problems). Those people emailed Logitech and had new mice sent to them. Of course that did take about 2 weeks but Logitech did fix the problem. I can't speak for other brands but they are probably all similar these days. The one thing I can say is this is the only mouse that I know of that will work properly on glass. I suggest you go to a retail store and see if you can use one first.
1965769
The warranty on this product is for two years. "Limited hardware warranty" as stated on the box, manual, and this link: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/footer/terms-of-use?id=3101&wt.mc;_id=usym_redirect_/warrantyI hope I can get mine replaced entirely, because of the little chip on the corner. Can't find that missing little piece.