I keep my Micro$oft optical mouse clean, and never have had a problem with it in a good 3-4 years.
I would only replace a mouse if it breaks, becomes slow, or something to that effect. It's happened with this one, but a quick cleaning always solves the problem, and it's laser fast again.
on average i replace my mice once every 6 months and keyboards every year. The keyboards just stop working right after while, the shift and ctrl keys always go dead on me after awhile. As for the mice, they just plain suck after awhile. I need something new. Right now I got this $20 HP mouse that's pretty good to me. Just wish it had better resolution. Soon time to upgrade. Been thinking about one of those laser mice.
on average i replace my mice once every 6 months and keyboards every year. The keyboards just stop working right after while, the shift and ctrl keys always go dead on me after awhile. As for the mice, they just plain suck after awhile. I need something new. Right now I got this $20 HP mouse that's pretty good to me. Just wish it had better resolution. Soon time to upgrade. Been thinking about one of those laser mice.
My last keyboard was OLD. The ALT key had a huge dent in it from allt the ALT-TABing
But I need to toss out my new keyboard since it SUCKS. It's a Microsoft something, the damn keys are curvy and I can't type on it. I found a sweet one that looks just like my laptop keyboard. Completely flat and short key stroke.
replace batteries once every 3 months.. (cordless).. only replace a mouse when it stops working.. clean it inside about once a month... and its as if its brand new
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