How stiff or light is the middle button (scroll wheel) when it comes to clicking it down? Is it about as light as the other two primary left and right buttons, or is it noticeably harder to press down? Thanks How stiff or light is the middle button (scroll wheel) when it comes to clicking it down? Is it about as light as the other two primary left and right buttons, or is it noticeably harder to press... » Read More How stiff or light is the middle button (scroll wheel) when it comes to clicking it down? Is it about as light as the other two primary left and right buttons, or is it noticeably harder to press down? Thanks « Show Less
855009
I would say the wheel requires a little more pressure than the left/right buttons. I use the wheel a lot, and when I was using this mouse it was fine for me.
855010
The middle click is ever so slightly harder to press than the primary buttons.
855011
I would say it is about as stiff as the two side buttons, maybe a slight bit harder to press, but very similar. It is not difficult to press down, but I also do not find myself accidentally clicking it either. I use it 9+ hours a day, as I purchased it for work and have not had any issues with any of the buttons.
855012
The scroll wheel button is significantly harder to click down then the other two buttons, but it is by no means tough to click down.
855013
It is just about equal to the other buttons, easy to press with a crisp click.
81544
I have no clue... a few grams at the most? It's not heavy, but it might be a little bulky to hold if you use it as shown. It's not that ergonomic b/c of the way you would need to stretch your thumb up to use the scroll wheel... I only really use the mouse to scroll up and down a web page, so I hold it upside down in my left hand... It's a LOT more comfortable that way (at least for me). =P
1334042
No, it's got a pretty solid ratchet to it. Nothing too hard, but it's there. Middle mouse click has a lot of resistance to it though.
1466106
You need to press the surface for clicking, but scrolling is like capacitive touch screen. If you install the Logitech driver for Windows, you get middle button by clicking at the lower part of the surface with two fingers (very cumbersome, and doesn't work under linux).
1200657
To be honest, I never thought much about pressure to operate this mouse. I guess it's because it works effortlessly for me. I don't click on the wheel too often but noticed it takes just a slight more "effort" than the left and right. Although, the clicking sound is a non-issue for me, I do notice the wheel click is a hair "louder". I've used this mouse for over three months and have found it to be perfect for what I needed/wanted: mobility and functionally accurate. Hope that helps.
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.
710460
I don't click the scroll wheel much but it is a bit stiffer than other scroll wheels but I've never run into a noticeable issue.
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.
1400115
The mouse is great, but for the middle button.. If you use the middle mouse button alot, its very annoying.. Google Sketchup is difficult with this mouse. The blue led goes up to 1000DPI! This what they say.. I've had not issue with it so far.
1948311
old post but it does have clicks between each scroll both thumb and normal scrolls do and the normal scroll middle click is a little harder then a standard mouse but i like it its not to hard to press but enough to prevent accidental hitting of the button when scrolling.
1334039
No, the scroll wheel locks and the scroll is quite tight. I use the scroll wheel as an additional button because it won't inadvertently scroll or move around. It is sturdy.
1150957
If you count the scroller wheel in the middle, then yes it has three buttons. You can click the scroller wheel and make the scroll icon come up if that is what you are looking for.
11931
Consider my two kids have each the 200 dpi wired mouse. After I asked them, they told me the sensation is one of bumping... that is: a sensation of a comfortable step by step click or bump. We don't know what is a mouse3 button, but they say that the scroll wheel is also a button and besides this one, it has 4 more buttons + the blue Dpi center one. One extra information: the blue Dpi center button fell off inside the carcass and right now is jingling, but impossible to reach or get.
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.
710463
I've had two Logitech M500s. The second one purchased in 2014 is definitely easier to use the middle mouse button. On the first mouse, it was too easy to accidentally press the Left and Right Scroll buttons on the mouse wheel when trying to use the middle mouse button. The second mouse is significantly better.
1637430
3 thumb buttons. One button the right side of the mouse. Right and left click buttons up and down dpi changing buttons. And the scroll wheel goes left right and inward. That's 11 hope this helped. If you have anymore questions you can email me at dev12692 @ g mail dot com
385252
It physically clicks. Scrolling is also a little iffy. I've wished for a wheel at times.