Followup to my previous question: If not, does the middle scrolling part any feedback? If so, how does it feel?
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No, using the scrolling aspect does not impart any feedback beyond seeing the result onscreen. And it only scrolls, no other Windows 8 touch function, such as edge functions.
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As I said, it does not impart any feedback, so just feels like a soft surface.
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My unit does not continue to scroll, I haven't had any trouble with mine. I would think something is not right with yours.
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Hi, I haven't had any issues with that so far. Keyboard seems responsive. I typed 2/3 of an article and had no problems.
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No and I'm on my second. If you push on the scroll wheel, that might make it behave strangely. Or maybe it is your OS?
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It's not the smoothest scroller I've ever used, but I don't find it very rough either. The scrolling doesn't bother me at all - maybe a B+ on a scale, and I'd still recommend it.
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Update: J Mead has a point. I recall reading early on, and trying the scrolling feature in this mouse with my PC. At least for me, it proved cumbersome, which is why I never used that aspect. It was the best mouse for the time. But as I said, Mac's fantastic & easy touchpad technology has really turned me away from needing anything like this anymore.
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It's incremental. You can feel slight clicks/bumps when you scroll the wheel.
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Yes, the wheel clicks softly during scrolling. Most mice I have used have a harder click than this.
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No, it doesn't. It has some workarounds, but it won't be as fast as or feel like it does with a mouse with a scroll wheel.
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Touchpad is nice in itself but there are some problems you may run into. When typing, I have accidentally hit the trackpad many times and it stopped me from typing. Also, scrolling with two fingers is very clunky, and you are restricted to a scroll area on the side of the touchpad. I have none of these problems any more because I use a mouse. The power cord is fine, long.
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physical buttons. the scrolling in the middle is like a touch screen but you can also click it near the top and bottom and set those as shortcuts.
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Hey justin, yeah the scrolling is sensitive, its kind of hard to control. But the software thats used with the mouse lets you tweak and adjust, like -double tap(front or back of touch area) to zoom in or out.-switch between apps-go to start screen(win 8, no clue what it does in Win7).I recently switched to double tap to zoom much easier for me then the touch scroll.Also double tap to zoom is a little slower.
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I have found it easy to use...no hard pressure...may be a little getting used to it if you have not used a ball mouse with the scroll ring
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I have a mid-size mouse and love it. I don't have a problem with the scroll but do hit the right button by accident now and then.
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The side buttons go back or forward in browsing, they do not scroll up and down. Only the scroll button on the top middle scrolls.
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For scrolling it is like touch screen. But the clicking is not, it is an actual mechanical click. It does detects which sides of the mouse you are clicking. The most difficult one is the middle button click. You have to use 2 fingers clicking about half an inch above the logitech logo. For me the middle button clicking is a hit and miss. And again, I don't do much middle button clicking so I may not be touching the same spot all the time when doing it.
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Wondering if, since this seems to be a common problem with Acer products, Acer will provide a downloadable update that will correct this? As mentioned before, I've disabled the 'virtual scroll' and use the arrow keys to scroll.