Does the scroll button scroll continuously or in steps like most mice?
183531
Continuous, but not frictionless. In other words, it's a smooth scrolling wheel, but it doesn't "spin".
183532
I'm not sure what you mean but the scroll function works well. When you use the scroll, it works up until you're finished scrolling real time and it doesn't keep going after you've finished scrolling. I like this mouse so much that I bought one for mobile travel use as I hate using a small travel size. I highly recommend this product and I think I'll actually purchase a backup unit as well.
2014004
Yes it scroll, ex: the in browsers. You have 4 bouttons you can configure. I made one of them as Universal Scroll. You click on it, then arrows appear. Then you use the ball to scroll. You can adjust it to scroll faster than a Wheel mouse, and it's more previse.So no more moving the mouse all over the place to scroll horizontally and vertically in browsing.
827088
Hi, I didn't know the answer until you asked the question. LOL. So I tried it on a Word doc. The answer: it scrolled both left and right, as well. That's not really a motion in my repertoire, since I tend to use the zoom (cntrl + mouse wheel) for navigation. But now that I know, thanks to your question, I'll add that capability to my arsenal. Hope this helps.
498947
I'm not sure, I haven't tried. I don't usually use that since from my experience, it messes with the mouse scroll speed.
2170932
Well, I think so. The small left click button I believe will turn it on and off. I never did use it to scroll while I had mine hooked up. I don't think it is worth the price it is fetching now, but I will say it is the very best mouse I have ever used, for comfort and precision and speed. I am using the Logitech Marble and it is ok but not as good as the FX.
2014006
Yes and no. To scroll, you have to click one of the inner small buttons first, and then the roller becomes the scrollwheel. So, unfortunately it's not a quick access item, nor can you reverse the direction of scrolling on Windows. It's too bad they didn't include a scrollwheel between the two main buttons.
495589
Not the intergrated, side-to-side scrolling. However, you can click the scroll wheel (Middle Mouse Button) and drag the cursor to the left or right.
619035
The mouse buttons are exceptionally quiet compared to a regular mouse, BUT the scroll wheel is horribly imprecise. I got rid of mine for just that reason, I would've kept it if not for that. Also the button beneath the scroll wheel itself takes a relatively large amount of pressure to click.
2041074
No, up and down like most Windows mouses. If you want L/R scrolling, a trackball type is usually the way to go. There are some good wireless units that use a thumb ball. I have had the older big ball type and they were all too big to work well except for some graphics applications.
2071095
The scroll wheel will work as a button. The standard setting allows you to click and then scroll by moving the mouse. It can probably be changed to work in different ways
1471627
It clicks. Not does it have an option for a flywheel mode. My new mouse does, and I've found it come in handy quite often.
1517479
Yes, it has, by means of two-finger click, as on Mac and some other touchpads. It's pretty nice in many ways, but I was hoping to use it to control my media center computer, and most scrolling and selecting is done by arrow keys. This has arrow keys, but they are alternate keys, which means you have to tap Fn and then tap Arrow. For scrolling down a list, having to do that for each press of the arrow was pretty much a deal-breaker. There is space on the device to the left of the keys, but that is not the touchpad. The entire device is a touchpad, and you switch between mouse and keyboard modes with a little button at the top left.
1466106
You need to press the surface for clicking, but scrolling is like capacitive touch screen. If you install the Logitech driver for Windows, you get middle button by clicking at the lower part of the surface with two fingers (very cumbersome, and doesn't work under linux).
1762683
Unfortunately, it doesn't. It can only be scrolled up or down, just like other typical mouse.
1571537
Im not entirely sure on what your asking. It has a wheel that scrolls left and right, as well as a traditional scroll wheel. There is a middle button, however it only clicks down, not left and right.
1476448
Yes the scroll wheel has a "bump" left or right function as indicated by the arrows to either side of the scroll wheel. This "button" action can be programmed to a number of functions, including "back" for one direction and "forwards" for the other.
240730
Yes it does, if you download the mouse utility, you can setup the center button. You just tap the scroll twice and it will activate as if you pressed the button on the scroller.