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nice lian-li case, how do you like it?

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It's going to be a long while before my desktop beats some of em out there, but in the meanwhile, who has a MX500 like me?!?! No one! Well maybe someone... I got bored and switched the LED earlier today. I hope someone other than me appreciates it!

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It's going to be a long while before my desktop beats some of em out there, but in the meanwhile, who has a MX500 like me?!?! No one! I got bored and switched the LED earlier today. I hope someone other than me appreciates it!

Nice. I was thinking about doing that to my MX700, but I don't want to risk ruining it some how :(

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Nice. I was thinking about doing that to my MX700, but I don't want to risk ruining it some how :(

Look on the bright side... You, in a way, can't ruin it just by changing the LED. You can flat out cut the LED out and the mouse will still function perfectly. This was actually my very first attempt at soldering ever, it was a messy job, but as you can see, I pulled it off. I figured, hell, if I ruin it... no biggie, I'm waiting for the MX1000 to come out anyhow.

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Look on the bright side... You, in a way, can't ruin it just by changing the LED. You can flat out cut the LED out and the mouse will still function perfectly. This was actually my very first attempt at soldering ever, it was a messy job, but as you can see, I pulled it off. I figured, hell, if I ruin it... no biggie, I'm waiting for the MX1000 to come out anyhow.

What kind of LED did you use?

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