a couple more things. does this have the tiny nano receiver and does it have any rubber on the sides for grip?
2039069
It does have the nano receiver and although it does not have any rubber on the sides it is built in a diamond shape to fit comfortably in your Hand .all the best
1699520
I'm not sure. I don't remember receiving those items. I did get a stylus, which has a rubber tip. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
110432
No it does not, but I find that it doesn't slide very much. Also having rubber on one side would make it difficult to flip over and use that side.
783181
it looks like the nano is just smaller. I love my emoji...it is easy to handle.
450542
Simple answer...NO. It comes with the nano itself, EarPods and lightning to USB cable.
621896
It doesn't say anywhere on the grip itself, I think the box had a brand, but I don't have that available right now. It works well though.
840842
Wow! I didn't realize there was any rubber. On the left click there is rubber, but sort of hard, on the right click side, it's hard plastic. Fyi, For the price it's pretty good compared to any wireless mice I have had (and still do). The button on top allows you to actually speed up or slow down the cursor movements, which is pretty cool.
1908090
No. On the sides there is a "grip" material which the description says is silicone.
128736
Yes, surprisingly it does. At first glance it looks slim and like it would be slick to the touch. It is slick on the backside, but has rubber grips on all four corners (helpful for taking pictures) and a rubber lip all the way around the front of the phone. For as slim a design this is it has good grip in my opinion.
1545992
Yes it does. I dont know if it works with the newer (6th gen) nano's though as they have a different connector I believe.
64600
Yes it does. I took my Nano 6G to Best Buy and tried it on all the units of interest. It seems to work fine (charge and playback) on all the current Sony models despite Sony's documentation. Also called Sony a couple of times and they were quite lacking in intelligence on this issue.
231254
Yes it does. But, I'm not real thrilled with this grip. Charged both batteries, went to an event, and both batteries dead within a hour! Took it off an not used it again.
1416306
It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the... » Read More It does have a trigger button for using the camera in the vertical format (one main reason I bought it), however, unlike OEM grips, this one requires a connection to the camera via an external cable that plugs into the accessory ports located under the rubber cover on the left side of the camera body. OEM units make the connection via the battery connection terminals. This is the reason I returned the item - the cable hangs out (and will catch on everything it touches), and the rubber flap over the accessory ports has to stay open. All in all it's a very amateur looking setup. Also, the grip itself is made from very cheap plastic unlike the camera body. Not at all recommended. « Show Less
1328660
Yes it does and when the rubber grip wears off it does not work , thank you
2069745
Either way. It comes with a tiny nano USB transceiver, and there's a little pocket on the mouse where it can be stored. The mouse works perfect with Windows and Linux for me. It seems to work well on any surface. I ordered two, and they were shipped from China pretty quickly - much faster than the estimated date.
1041960
It does have a rubber type finish. It is very smooth almost plastic feeling. I also have a Logitech Mr 10 that is very similar.It has a better rubber grip; it is almost unnoticeably slimmer and easy to click.
1352383
Yes this has a rubber coating but it is not super grippy. It's actually soft to the touch but good enough to keep it from slipping off the table or your hand.