Does the dial on this Vello grip fell "plasticky". When my fingers are cold, my skin doesn't connect with the dial well and it is difficult to move.
269982
I've never felt the canon grip dial so I can't compare. But I've never once thought that any of the controls on the vello felt cheap or plasticky. I've had no issues with my dial on my and have been very happy with my purchase.
747713
Thats normal, when I got mine it was very cold and it also said that as well, I just let it sit for a minute or so and then the zeros popped up automatically. Hopefully it adjusts, and when it does, crumble up a $1 bill and put it on the scale, it should weight exactly 1gram. Thats when you know your scale is precise
125910
I did not have that problem with mine, There was a little bit left on it but it just rubbed off with my thumb. sorry no more help.
1687435
It will definitely be too tough to push the remote buttons with ski gloves on. The face of the remote is slightly larger than a typical watch face with all the controls. Made for non-gloves hands for sure. Sorry to disappoint.
1399836
Yes, it remains for awhile, but feels better with the gloves on. I usually wear them at night, and it makes my hand feel better for at least part of the day. They aren't too warm for me.
1219855
I have to agree with the questioner here. I stuck *one* finger in it and when i tried to pull it out, my finger was stuck and hurt quite a bit when I was finally able to get it out. It is WAY too stiff and not soft at all. My toy poodle has titty bitty paws and cried when i tried to pull it out (no problems going in though).
1818197
I can only resopond as an adult -- but, I can tell you that it matches my readings at the doctors office. Cold fingers do not give an accurate reading in a MN winter. I am very happy and have no concern about the accuracy of my meter.
413950
Thanks for asking, and Yes it does. I have arthritis in thumbs too and I use it all the time. My original OXO had a rubber grip which was better for my hand, but the replacement with the plastic handle works the same. I still would purchase above another style or brand.
1470596
It worked when I first got it. So now I used my finger. Iv don't have to press as hard
1144982
There is a tiny groove in the ceramic that needs to line up with a line in the plastic. But in one of the ones we bought, it actually works better a tiny bit off from that lineup. It can be hard to open when cold -- you can bang on the plastic (not too hard), take gloves off, and pry it open with your fingers or a tool.
1077030
Yeah. Sometimes you have to turn the dial a little harder and it stops. Hope it works for you!
994968
Yes. Actually it does. There is one drawback to this grip that I ran into. I haven't read this mentioned anywhere else...If the little button battery inside dies, mine did, the grip will NOT function. Not just the timer and stuff... The entire grip goes out.
469740
the buttons are rubber-coated over plastic, to be exact. If your concern is finger slippage while dialing, fear not - the friction supplied by the rubberized button is secure. BUT, bear in mind this is a bare-bones, land-line phone. Nothing about it screams quality.
1687437
Should work ok, the buttons are flush with the plastic body. I haven't had any issuing it with gloves.I would make sure you can squeeze the remote to make sure you pushed the button or have it mounted to something.
563927
I know exactly what your talking about. Mine kinda did the same thing. Try rotating the knuckle the full 180 degress a few times and it should loosen a little bit. I think it will always feel a little stiff.
1100049
The tap-to-dim option is a cool feature! My experience has been that it works with wet fingers and thin gloves such as cotton glove liners or running gloves for example. However, I was not able to consistantly activate this feature while wearing thicker snow ski gloves.
584610
I never had a problem with mine. So I would say defective. My dial is tight.