True touch to click or do you have to depress it to click? I left click so much hat my finger gets tired so I'm looking for a true touch click.
385251
The mouse responds to touching when you move your fingers up, down or sideways of course... If you want to click you have to press either the left or right button. This pressing does not require much strength though, it repsonds to the lightest of pressures and is, as such, not comparable to the "ordinary" mouse...
385252
It physically clicks. Scrolling is also a little iffy. I've wished for a wheel at times.
385253
You have to press it for it to click. That being said, I installed a Bluetooth head set and I noticed some times their is no clicking sound using the keys on the mouse.
385254
Depress. It's not particularly heavy, and as a Surface Touch Cover owner, I suspect that having no tactile feedback is actually more tiring -- probably because there's nothing to absorb your press, and because you have to have your finger up.
1227203
I wouldn't say it takes much extra pressure at all compared to any other mouse when you left or right click. It is not a physical button, but "built in" so to speak.
787749
The touchpad handles right clicks by tap in the lower right hand corner. There is no physical button and there is no click noise. It works well. By the way, I've been using Chromebooks recently, and I thought they had a two finger tap for a right click, but maybe not. That's another story.
996590
No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse!
996591
No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse! Also it doesnt use a scroll wheel, but rather you simply slide your finger forward or backward to scroll or side -to-side to shift the screen horizontally.
1333231
I have the same issue. It's very annoying when i want to close a tab and move to another one. The delay between pushing the middle button and the action occurring is so long that sometimes I close the tab i hovered my pointer over, not the one I clicked.
1324751
Gosh I really like the touchpad but I guess it is whatever you are used to. I think it is more efficient in the movement and being able to tap it to click and scroll on the right side. i usually use it with my thumb since it is down there and leave my fingers by the keys. I like the screen dark if i'm in a dark room but bright if I am in a bright room so I adjust it when I need to. It would be nice if they had an auto light sensing feature that would adjust it according to ambient light.
478522
If by accurate you mean "responds to being clicked", I've never had problems. I click, and the action happens. It takes a little bit more force to click than many other mice, though, so it may get annoying if you need the wheel to be easy to press. As for scrolling, there's a tactile little "tick" while scrolling. I.E. it feels bumpy when scrolling, much like many other mice.
1367734
Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
726984
Yes, it does sometimes make a very very soft click when pressed but hardly noticeable unless you have the ears of a musician and are playing very soft on your keyboard. It's really not noticeable unless you are listening for it. I can hear mine click only when there is no sound coming from the keyboard.
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I am 86 and use both the touch screen and a mouse. Because of arthritis in my hands, I use a Logitech Marble mouse that does not have be moved around. The marble ball moves the cursor and the clickers are not as sensitive to touch. With a regular mouse, it is almost impossible for me to double click successfully.
419663
Mine clicks backward to a lock position using my finger nail. Stays put until I click it forward. No problem, works well.
1016659
Pushing down does nothing. You use the L and R buttons below the mouse to left or right click.
1674320
left click and scroll down....its really a pain. Sorry to hear you have same problems.
1740001
I agree! I have started using the tap feature of the touchpad (two fingers for right click). I works OK for most things once you get used to it but for quick response in a game, I have to connect an external mouse (trackball in my case).
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The buttons are streamlined into the mouse pad. If you click the lower left and right corners of the mouse pad, you will feel the click. You can always just tap the trackpad area too. Hope this helps!
2266898
Sorry, I never had any problem with the left click. It was my right click that quit working after a couple of weeks of use. Tho it's a great idea for a larger mouse, apparently they just aren't made with any degree of reliability. Which pretty much sums up my purchases from Amazon.