Does the on switch get pushed when the key is in your pocket or bag?
1538479
The light only works when you press the button. You have to press and hold it. I really don't think it's worth it for the price. There are better alternatives
543385
Nope. Key is locked in place when in ON position. Even tried pulling it out & it stays in-place.
1038307
Yes. There is an on/off switch on it.And it's not very big, so you should be able to carry it in your pocket without much of a problem.
14296
No, on this model after you travel with it in your carry on bag, apparently the keyboard becomes intermittent!
1712513
Yes. There is a short pause when you switch but, other than that no problems.
417788
You have to turn it on, then push the "shock" button. Very small chance of going off in your pocket. I haven't had any issues. However, I have found that it needs to be charged a lot more often then the directions say.
1727056
It Is Just open ended. I Carry Mine On My Key Chain In My Pocket And Haven't Had Issues.
1417220
No click, but the friction is greater than the telescopic and mini. I haven't had the expandz open in my pocket.
1854496
Yes it does. Only works while marked on. The switch is pretty secure so no accidental moving.
1995025
It is pressed on and in my case very tightly pressed on. I tried to be careful removing it but still broke the switch. I returned it for a refund.
1964665
No.A full push on the switch will turn it on or off, while a half push will cycle through the modes.
1238030
Yes it does without a glitch. Just be careful when putting it in a purse or backpack because the keys are prone to popping off if it's handled roughly. It fit's nicely in a large Ziploc bag ;o) !
527091
Not really. It's only protective. I unpair my devices before stowing the keyboard, but if you leave it paired, I don't think that it'll keep keys from being pressed when stowed away.
1635719
Yea, mine lock in both directions. You push until there's a small click and the same for the open position.
1165081
no it moves when you activate the drive and stops when you take your finger off the button. I have tried it with and I-pad to control stops but is not very accurate. I am using this with a devise from Cam Ranger there is a little more control but the set up is expensive. I use this set up all the time for more remote shots. Brad
1134558
It is an on/off switch that you operate with your foot. It is not momentary.
367466
No; there is a push-button on the front that you have to push to switch between inputs.There is no noticeable input lag as far as I can tell, but I did have an issue with the keyboard port. There's a designated USB port for the keyboard such that the device will allow you to switch inputs based on keyboard hotkeys, but for me this introduced an issue where I would be typing a document and would get random key repetitions even though I was letting go like normal. The solution was to switch my keyboard from that port to one of the regular USB ports on the back of the device.