Is the scroll wheel free-spinning, has click stops, or switchable (like the MX Revolution)?
195656
It is switchable, similar to the MX Revolution. To switch you press the button just below the wheel instead of pressing the wheel.
195657
It's toggle-able between smooth and click scroll. Click scroll may be loose depending on your preference. Seems fine for me.
195658
It's switchable between free spin and ratchet. You can customize which button you want to use to switch between. You can also set it to one mode that you prefer and not have your switching assigned to anything.
195659
It's a free-spinning scroll wheel but be prepared because it does have some recoil to it. For example, if you touch it gently it may sometimes scroll back upwards again. I used to think it was just mine being defective but I have read forums that say it's a common issue.
1960065
I would say Cecelia A. Lawshe's answer is very close to mine. The wheel can only scroll up and down. If you want to move sideways, you can click on the left side of the mouse. This particular mouse (HP Silver/Carbon USB) can pretty much go anywhere you want it to. Just move it around and click or move the wheel and go up and down. It's quite nice, actually.
2113431
yes :)that's the magic of it, Two Identical Buttons (left and right click) and the scroll wheel. perfect for switching for lefties
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.
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2 buttons for the thumbLeft,right clickMiddle click(scroll wheel)Scroll wheel left,rightDpi up,downTotal of 9
1973499
Middle click is two at the same time. Given dexterity, it can be awkward. The scroll ring is only a ring. Applications define its smoothness. Some are jumpy.
1953357
No, it's just a regular two-way scroll wheel. It can be pressed as a third button, but that's nothing to write home about.
2150863
Every once in a while the mouse will "wander" or "drift". It's correctable by unplugging it then re-plugging it in to the USB port. I've not noticed any problems specifically with the scroll wheel. I've also never mapped any of the other buttons, so I can't say how well they work.
2058786
It has 2 on the left side, 1 left mouse button, 1 right mouse button, and the scroll wheel can be clicked in. There is also a dpi changer behind the scroll wheel, Idk if you can change that to whatever you want though.
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.
260217
Once you install the Logitech software: The "middle click" button (right below the wheel if seen from the top) is programmable as are all other extra buttons. The Left and Right click buttons can only be swapped. I imagine this is to choose left or right handed. The wheel itself is not programmable but it lets you switch between smooth scrolling and stepped (bumpy) scrolling...
870766
I was faced with the same decision when I purchased my Redragon. Yes the scroll wheel is locked, but the position of the red button is my use all for all my main spells. Cures, rapid fire, whatever your toon uses the most. It was slightly bulky at first but now feels comfortable in my small hands, I love that you can add weights to it. Honestly the price is great, we bought 3 and have had them over a year now and we have no complaints. Works great with my Asus gaming laptop.
1787826
Yes, you can switch the DPI with two of the buttons located under the scroll wheel.
191070
Yes. The wheel feels very solid and hits a stop every scroll you do. It also clicks in as a button as well. But after lots of usage of the scroll wheel, it starts to lose that clicky feeling when scrolling. At first it's a very hard scroll but it becomes softer after a while.
2204273
it take a time to move from regular wheel mouse to touch (vertical and horizontal). Same time it has free scroll if you release a finger from touch (like at tablet) that also unsual but usable. Keep in mind that ergonomic faaar from regular mouse because size is significally smaller and thinner. I get it as travel mouse for tablet but start to use it on laptop easilly.
301569
Yes, Corsair comes with software that allows you to map the scroll wheel as a button.
385252
It physically clicks. Scrolling is also a little iffy. I've wished for a wheel at times.