does the scroll wheel do right & Left as well. Does it have a click?
999793
The wheel can control left and right movement. If you hold it to the right, the pointer changes, and then you can move the screen left/right and up/down.The wheel does not have an audible click, but there is a slight "bump" (Can't think of a good word to describe it) to let you know that you are scrolling the wheel.
999794
Great feel and comfort. Yes it has a scroll wheel and it has a right and left button to click like any other mouse.
999795
I think the question refers to the scroll wheel physically being able to tilt left or right in addition to the middle button click. As in to scroll the screen left or right. The Logitech G500 mouse has this, I don't own an HP X4000b, but I'd also love to know if it can do this.
999796
Yes to both questions.Right & left (horizontal scrolling) vs up & down (vertical scrolling) is a function of the software/OS you are using, so it depends on context. Some programs might not provide horizontal scrolling.
999797
I am using the HP mouse as I am answering these questions. No, the scroll wheel does not do right and left. Yes, it does have a click.
999798
The wheel can be scrolled vertically, but it cannot scroll or tilt horizontally. The wheel can be depressed to produce amiddle click.
710461
I've never had a problem with the scroll wheel. The button that makes it a free wheeled scroll is awesome. This is the best mouse I've ever owned. I don't do any gaming so not sure how well it would work for games.
1095340
Yes. But not all of the special features function. The wheel is the middle button. And you have 2 "left" buttons.At work I had one on my Linux work station and one on my laptop.
1063306
Yes it does. The scroll wheel tilts for side to side scrolling. It can precision scroll and has a fast spinning scroll. Allows flipping between webpages and applications. Some of these features require Logitech software which can be downloaded from the Logitech website for free.
2204274
There is no scroll wheel. The top of the mouse acts like a track pad so you click and hold and move another finger to operate it. It is kind of a track pad/mouse hybrid. I love it but it may not work quite so well for you if the scroll wheel is essential.
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It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there. It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer:... » Read More It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there. « Show Less
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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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Hi, I didn't know the answer until you asked the question. LOL. So I tried it on a Word doc. The answer: it scrolled both left and right, as well. That's not really a motion in my repertoire, since I tend to use the zoom (cntrl + mouse wheel) for navigation. But now that I know, thanks to your question, I'll add that capability to my arsenal. Hope this helps.
36046
Hi Spazicle. Yes, it counts the scroll wheel as the 3rd button because you can actually press on it and it will do its job of opening another tab or closing a tab.
640920
Yes it does have actual buttons, one on either end of the center scroll pad and a right and left click
2248888
It scrolls up and down only. On Windows 8, if you can't go up or down, scrolling will automatically default to left and right. If you are using Windows 8, you should checkout the Logitech Windows 8 mouse which does scroll left and right by swiping the mouse across the top surface.
806346
It is a decently sensitive scroll wheel. I never have had a problem with it.
2242881
Unfortunately, no. It only does scrolling up and down. Not even left to right. We ended up getting an Apple Magic Mouse because I think once you hit that price range other mice will support the touch gestures as well.
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It has 2 on the left side, 1 left mouse button, 1 right mouse button, and the scroll wheel can be clicked in. There is also a dpi changer behind the scroll wheel, Idk if you can change that to whatever you want though.
2113430
yes :) that's the magic of it, Two Identical Buttons (left and right click) and the scroll wheel. perfect for switching for lefties
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Middle click is two at the same time. Given dexterity, it can be awkward. The scroll ring is only a ring. Applications define its smoothness. Some are jumpy.
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Yes, these mice have the right click (mine set to menu). I'm on a Mac as well running 10.7.5 and they work fine, the only negative being the little scroll button only allows up and down scrolling (no left or right). I'm living just fine without that feature, having been accustomed to using the slide bars.