Can you tilt the mouse wheel to the sides as extra buttons? Just like the logitech mice have.
1299918
No, you cannot tilt the mouse wheel. There are two buttons on each side of the mouse, as well as mouse wheel click and scroll, and the normal left/right clicks. All are customizable in Synapse.
258311
Yes. You can download the mouse managing program here http://e-3lue.com/int/download.html (it's the first one) and them you can program your buttons.
103157
Yes in the logitech software you can change tje action of the buttons. You van use the two buttons in the left side too. I use one to melee attack and the other for throwing grenades
2160989
I downloaded a third-party program to control the buttons. Currently, I'm using a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which allows you to adjust the functions for five buttons and the mouse wheel, which is perfect for this mouse. The only thing I've played with on the program, however, is disabling the side buttons (which worked), so I'm not sure of its entire capability/compatibility.
1971945
Yes, the wheel will function as a "middle mouse button" but this mouse does not have the positive stops many of the Logitech "mice" have making it much too easy to scroll when you're trying to click... ugh!
2133509
I have the thumb arrows set to be volume all the time.My left/right tilt on the scroll wheel are back/forward in browser, and keymapped buttons for games.
2032390
Yes! It is not like others where there is a specific button on the side, rather you use the wheel. If you press your finger and push the wheel to the left you can go back. If you push the wheel to the right, it will go forward. You can feel a distinct click when you do it too.
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.
1960064
I'm not sure what you mean by being able to scroll sideways. You should be able to move in any direction with any mouse. All you have to do is move the mouse. If you're referring to the wheel, you can only use it to scroll up and down. I don't know of any mouse that has a sideways scroll-type wheel. I'm not sure this answers your question, but I hope it helps.
103155
Yes they can. All of the buttons are highly customizable but beware of the shape of the mouse. I cannot play for long durations with this mouse without having cramps in my hand. I ended up using my old mouse now instead of the Logitech that I bought. I'm most likely going to sell it.
1014565
I use a mouse exclusively with a 15" laptop. I just move my laptop to a slight angle to get more room. The desk is stable enough that it doesn't tilt when I do.
1294136
I am sorry S G. I have never used a mouse with buttons on the side. But, I did some research and talked to a "techie" friend for some info. The two side buttons control the page turns on the computer. Left button is for left and right button for right. Those who have the touch screen computers use them for productivity sake. Hope this helps.
1195338
Yes it can. While the scroll wheel itself does not go from left to right or vice versa to scroll the page, you can hold in shift. I think that by holding in shift it's a function of your operating system, and not the mouse itself. I was unaware that Logitech's mice scrolled left to right.
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.
2137251
The mouse wheel is on the lighter side in terms of stiffness/tension to spin the wheel. So if you really pull with your finger you can get an extra half turn of the wheel after your finger leaves the wheel. It has never given me contrary inputs (reversing direction of scroll) even with very fast spinning.
1743814
Yes, it has tilt legs - but they are so small that they really don't do much. For those who want to be ergonomically correct, don't use them. For the rest of us, you'll need to put something under them to get any amount of worthwhile tilt to the keyboard.
568873
Yes. You turn the cart so that you can put the mouse on right or left side.