Is it hard to click, is it good for gaming or no?
1501278
It's OK for gaming. My boy has been using it to play games on his ChromeBook.
1501279
Hard to click with and terrible for gaming. I was really disappointed with the product.
1501280
not hard to click, but I can't get the wheel button to act as a double click
1501281
I find very easy to click Zach. However, I cannot answer your question re gaming since I'm not a gamer.
1953769
Yes, there is a noticeable clicking sound when you press either of the buttons. But not knowing what you have right now, I can't say whether it is more or less distracting.
588049
Its not bad, i have used it for FPS and of course its no gaming mouse but I didn't notice the difference after a few minutes of game time. But I don't play any third person
463322
Technically no, but it still has a really good responsiveness to it with a good amount of feedback. The click noise is pretty audible.
1678137
I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it... » Read More I use it for shooters all the time, even competitively. I don't have a problem with it but for the mouse I never have before so take that for what it's worth. As you can see in my review, Almost all my problems with mice are physical in nature, such as when a button stops working, is placed inconveniently, or when the cursor jumps around. Anyway, from what I understand the Deathadder (Or whatever the logitech equivalent of it is) is more suited for shooters. For me personally, this seems fine though. It has adjustable DPI for the snipers out there that use that, but I haven't made use of it yet.Sorry for the slow reply - I forgot I changed my email =/ « Show Less
821164
Depends on the size of your hands. It's easy to do both for me. The mouse is a tad on the small size though. But it's good for FPS, and RPG'S.
841488
The touchpad and buttons work just as a mouse. If that is all you are needing for the game is mouse usage it should be no problem. The only thing I haven't tried was click and drag.
536439
It has substantial "clickiness". It is much more pronounced and solid than anything I have used from Microsoft or Logitech.If you like clicks, you'll like this.
974765
I don't very much experience and don't know. I use it for simple clicking and selecting and it has worked fine for that.
718964
I would not recommend it for gaming. When mine was working the response time was too slow to be used for quick input. My Sharkk mouse
771429
My experience is it treats your touch just like a mouse. You can specify in settings whether that is a left or right click or a select and slide.
996589
I haven't played LOL, but I would think that this is not the mouse for that kind of game. With no buttons, you assign click functions to different locations. At the moment I have my right click bound to the center of the mouse ( the area where the scroll wheel normally is) so any miss click and I get a left click. I tried to assign the right click to the right side of the mouse but that made things go crazy ( this is mentioned in the magic perfs config options, and I found it to be super true!) so for twitch or APM type games I would lean towards a more traditional mouse.
1110126
I'm not a sophisticated gaming user, but I have a fingertip grip and it works OK for me. Note that the side buttons (on the left side of the mouse) are probably better placed for a palm grip. As with any mouse, you're best off trying it in a store before buying if at all possible.
2249988
No not at all it just feels right. I can honestly say that I hate using regular mice now because they just don't feel as comfortable as this mouse does. The second right click is really the only way to go, and if you game you will definitely find a use for it while playing.
2142314
I don't use it for gaming, but I do use a laser mouse and there is no problem with sliding or with the movement of the cursor. Everything is very smooth.
1742493
I am not very far into it yet, but it seems fun so far. Not sure about click and move...you have options and the options include moving from place to place.
996588
You can left and right click, but I'd definitely recommend a real gaming mouse. A real gaming mouse will have sharper precision, extra features, and a dedicated scroll wheel. Although you can right click with this mouse, you cannot use multiple mouse functions simultaneously. For example, you can't left and right click at the same time. Scrolling is not precise in video games. Also, if you rest both fingers on the mouse, it will default to left clicking.It's a fantastic mouse for general usage and productivity. Depending on the game, it can be used for gaming in a pinch.