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I've had the same Razor mouse for over 10 years. It helps if you clean them occasionally, don't throw them at the walls, and pay for a good quality one to begin with.
The mice I've had in the past that tend to break have always been wireless mice, the wired ones I've never been an issue.
Soft rubber components always go greasy and sort of melt after 5+ years. Also: got any tips for cleaning? The wheel and button edges in particular are really annoying to clean.
That tacky rubber feeling as the soft rubber ages is disgusting. They only fix that every worked for me is covering it up... I used mouse grip pads, or grip tape.