When you press the buttons, does the mouse get moved into the other direction? I don't want to have to hold the whole thing between my fingers.
252996
You do need to provide resistance by placing your thumb on the opposite side. Otherwise yes, the mouse is going to slide around.
252997
I never feel like I need to pinch the mouse between my thumb and clicking fingers to keep it stable. While the mouse is lighter than an expensive weighted gaming mouse, it has a sensible weight and nice solid buttons that click with reasonable amounts of pressure. They also aren't do sensitive that the natural horizontal mouse movement accidentally clicks the buttons.
252998
No, not at all. It feels very natural. The buttons click with ease and you aren't applying pressure that would cause it to move.
623117
Mechanical. Simple. press buttons in right sequence. Buttons kind of hard to push in though I think ?
1858530
No it doesn't. None of the extra buttons work, so you can only use it like a "regular" mouse. That didn't stop me from buying it though :)
983796
yes, there is a middle scroll button and in my mouse works satisfactorily. give it a try ....is worth the investment.
1065706
nope. the opening will go directly around it and if anything it stops the analog from hitting the border. also it stops all those sticky hands that may touch it from messing it up. this is the best thing they ever invented lol. I love it. all the controls work exactly the way they were suppose to work.
1291810
Your thumbs, which work the roller part of the roller mouse, might be too far away if you're using one of those keyboards that slope upward. It may still be better than a regular mouse that you have to reach for. I hope that helps.
1271643
the wing on the left of the mouse supports the thumb, so your thumb is not being dragged as you move the mouse. And on the left it has support for your pinkie so its out of the way. i have my pointer on the left click, middle finger on the scroll, and my ring on the right click. my hand is smaller than average but at no times does this feel too big. But beware it doesn't look to support big hands. while the EMS109BK doesn't have these distinct features, my friend uses it and its comfortable for claw like movement, though i prefer the mazer type r. its something that you have to feel to truly understand and respect.
1172343
It will keep your hand in a vertical position, but you will still need to use the left mouse button, perhaps with a different finger. This is designed for wrist relief, so I don't know about finger issues. Take your regular mouse, turn it on its side and try pressing the buttons and using the scroll wheel. That should answer your question.
9950
Yep, three it is. One thing to note is that there are no physical left and right buttons. The upper case of the mouse is flexible at the front, and pressing it where one usually clicks a button will operate the same as separate mouse buttons.
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.
39778
Yes and yes. I was using the expert mouse before, which has very little resistance on the buttons. Now that I've adjusted to this one, I find the lack of resistance unsettling when I try to use the old one.
381538
You need to hold the button down. I prefer this to a "double click" approach.
840840
Just the left side. The right side is curved into the natural form of your hand however, so gripping the mouse to pick up and move is effortless.
1231242
I believe so as the shape of the mouse is symmetrical. It does have an area that protrudes on the right side where the buttons go but it's smooth so your thumb should rest on it comfortably, as it also serves to help hold and stabilize it while. Moving iit's around.
2209765
There ought to be no issues there, even the farthest buttons are elongated in order to accommodate smaller hands. The click area on the two main buttons extend all the way up to like halfway up the front of the mouse as well so there should be no problem there. The only thing to get used to is the fact that the nose of the mouse is elevated a little under an inch as you can see in the pictures.
113326
My 3-yr-old uses it with either hand. The only button is directly on top of the mouse and is universally shaped (I'm a lefty, so I know it can be frustrating). I think it's been a great investment.
934976
Not likely. The b/f buttons are not in the way and they do require you to press them. My most favorite mouse ever.