Does the scroll wheel allow for side scrolling?
495589
Not the intergrated, side-to-side scrolling. However, you can click the scroll wheel (Middle Mouse Button) and drag the cursor to the left or right.
2248887
Sadly no. You can press down on the scroll wheel and use the Omni direction, but it doesn't go left or right, just up and down.
2204269
Yes, it have scroll wheel click and drag function.It make clicky sound everytime u press it, and on web browser u can go scroll up down left right .. idk if work with those kind of programs or not.
167055
So far as I could tell, it's having the ability to click right and left with the scroll wheel. Frankly, it's not that useful. Your call.
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.
1277394
Yes. The joystick comes pre-mapped as the arrow keys. So you could scroll like that. Or you may be able to customize it in some way. You could remap some of the joystick directions as mouse scroll wheel movement. For instance when you press the stick forward it acts as if you rolled the mouse scroll wheel forward, that should be fairly smooth for webpages. Hope this helps
470752
You can roll the wheel to scroll but the touch is not as sensitive. To have direct touch with the wheel you could carefully cut out the circle that covers the wheel with an exacto knife.
1148063
Yes, the wheel moves from side to side and that function is assigned to left and right scrolling. The scroll rates are adjustable in SetPoint as is acceleration. SetPoint would allow you to reassign that function if needed. The wheel is also adjustable for fast smooth rolling or rolling with clicks. The fast rolling wheel allows you to move from top to bottom of a screen or set of screens very quickly. You select that by pushing the wheel straight down to click from mode to mode. Its a well thought out piece. I hope the software eventually catches up.
1651134
There's an option in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center program that you install for the product (the software can be grabbed from the Microsoft web site as well). Go to multi touch trackpad settings and scroll to "Flip scrolling direction" which you can toggle to change the scrolling direction.
1951062
You can remap the button below the scroll wheel to do about anything. I find it nice to have the separate "middle button" that isn't dependent on my trying to balance the scroll wheel to click.
1843484
Yes, I can scroll both ways...sometimes it's the website so try it in a few places.
1551929
YES. This mini mouse does have a scroll wheel to scroll down on a web page. The mouse is good and is excellent to work with laptops and tablets, especially on planes.
710467
The scroll wheel has a number of functions: 1. Rotate wheel to scroll up-down - works fine 2. Moving the wheel left/right (clicks left/right) to scroll left/right - works fine 3. Pressing down (click down) - this is the tricky operation because if you don't press directly downwards there is a good chance you will inadvertently activate the left/right scroll feature. The required down force is also somewhat more than the needed for the other buttons. I think that this is the nature of this mouse.
2243562
Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel... » Read More Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) « Show Less
1971947
Simple answer is yes. But in addition to that you can push the wheel left and right for scrolling left and right.
240730
Yes it does, if you download the mouse utility, you can setup the center button. You just tap the scroll twice and it will activate as if you pressed the button on the scroller.
2014003
Not as far as I could tell. (That is why I returned it!) I searched and searched Online & downloaded the Logitech Software and I never could get it to scroll. Because "Scrolling" is one of the most important aspects of a mouse - it was a "no-brainer" to return it. I had gotten "Free" shipping costs and - so - had to bite the $8 pr $9 in shipping costs & sent it back anyways.