Please see the below video on the best way to remove the top cover on the TORQ X10:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yB9_Hz_Nrg&feature=youtu.be&t=1m49s
 
Also here is an image for reference:
 
 
 
When putting the top cover back on, make sure to FIRMLY press on the back section to ensure that the cover is fully seated, if not it can affect the click responsiveness. You should hear an audible click as the top cover clicks into place.
 

You may also reference the Hardware Canucks video, which demonstrates the same method:
 

:-) you are active today Jacob! Can't wait for this to come in. I will post a full review once I get it.

Scarlet-Tech
:-) you are active today Jacob!

Had nonstop travel the last month or so, now back in full force finally 

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Scarlet-Tech
:-) you are active today Jacob!

Had nonstop travel the last month or so, now back in full force finally 

Hope the travels were fun. Caught a few of the Tek Syndicate videos and such. Glad to have you back.

Any chance EVGA will be selling extra top covers just in case it breaks? Maybe even customizable ones with different textures? A heavy duty rubberized one would be great.

If it does happen to break, just let us know and we will send out a replacement.

Video works fine... had no problems removing the cover.  Took a bit of reverse engineering (I'm old and can't see well) to get it seated back to original condition.  It works fine... thanks.  Now if I could only be about 40 years younger... ah.

Unfortunately I broke mine when I first got it, but of course EVGA promptly sent me out a new one. After figuring out how to take it off properly it's a breeze. I really like this mouse, haven't had a complaint yet.

For me if I only do step one, (applying pressure on the front of the cover towards the back) it pops right off with ease and it doesn't make that snapping sound like it's going to break.