Does this pen have any "click functionality" meaning the right and left click?
518895
No, the end serves as essentially a replacement for your finger. So, no right and left click.
518896
No , It just allows you to click on the various sites and wand thru the pages easier . You can wave to the bottom of the page and click out of that page you are in . You can also click to close the systems down . I have big fingers and sometimes you end up on the wrong thing . Hope this helps
518897
No, pull the cap off one end and there is a regular ball point pen. The other end is use for the touch screen, instead of using your finger.
518898
The iKross is a stylus and has a soft rubber tip on one end to be used on touch screens instead of your finger. The only functioning part of this device is the ball point pen on the opposite end.
518899
The stylus does not have this option, it unscrews at the top portion and the pen is inside.
9948
Yes. You can left-click, right-click, scroll with the wheel, AND, yes, click with the wheel..
1879086
No, it is not. The "eraser" end is actually the on/off button for the pen itself. The pen does have two buttons on it for left and right clicking, which I imagine could be programed with an eraser function.
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.
1476448
Yes the scroll wheel has a "bump" left or right function as indicated by the arrows to either side of the scroll wheel. This "button" action can be programmed to a number of functions, including "back" for one direction and "forwards" for the other.
164976
You have to let go of your left finger. It distinguishes left and right click based on whether or not you're touching the left side. Very annoying.
335998
My daughter just got an Acer Aspire One 10" and the left-click doesn't work at all. The fact that a nice little optical mouse is included makes me think acer doesn't trust the quality of its touch pad.Other then that, easily circumvented, problem, it's a pretty neat machine.
714779
Sorry for the delay, Graeme. It's been a busy few days around here. No - there is NO clicking when I write with my pen - I just double-checked, using Bamboo paper in journal mode. Contact Wacom - they can help you, or replace your pen
323978
No click (which would get in the way if its being a glass breaker or using ur thumb to stabilize if the clicker were on the end). 4 very small twists and the pen is out. Less than 2 complete revolutions. No cap to loose. I'm very happy with this pen, esp for the price.
1517479
Yes, it has, by means of two-finger click, as on Mac and some other touchpads. It's pretty nice in many ways, but I was hoping to use it to control my media center computer, and most scrolling and selecting is done by arrow keys. This has arrow keys, but they are alternate keys, which means you have to tap Fn and then tap Arrow. For scrolling down a list, having to do that for each press of the arrow was pretty much a deal-breaker. There is space on the device to the left of the keys, but that is not the touchpad. The entire device is a touchpad, and you switch between mouse and keyboard modes with a little button at the top left.
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.
1161442
I don't know of any mouse that allows you to scroll right and left. I have always used the toolbar to do that.
1273464
Yes it does. It screws onto both ends. I've had this pen for months and I still really like it! Absolutely no complaints.
996590
No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse!
1255142
It's actually two buttons. The front button (closest to the tip) comes default as a right click and can be configured in the software that comes with the tablet. The back button (farthest from the tip) is default a double-click and can also be configured. What I like to do with my pen is make the front button Ctrl-Z (Command-Z on Mac) to do a quick undo, and the other button I make it the right click.
184701
I believe so. The pen has two buttons that serve like those of a mouse, so if you have the left click set to switch to the eraser it should be the same for the pen buttons. Hope that helps.
1197131
Yes, it comes with the pen, which has all the basic point and click functions. I've found the pen to be indispensable, so don't lose it.