What is the static frictional coefficient of this mouse on wood laminate? Thank you!
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I'm not sure as I use my mice on felt surfaces. You can get in touch with Genuis here: http://www.geniusnet.com/wSite/np?ctNode=97&mp;=4
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I have both now, and I would not pick this mouse for glassy surfaces. It just DOES NOT WORK. I can't believe Logitech would put such an inferior sensor in an otherwise well-built modernish mouse.
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The white are not shiny, but the black are. I don't know the friction coefficient.
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Not really... This pad creates a little resistance to the mouse movenent.... Honestly.... Don't buy it!!
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The mouse works well for me. The movement of the mouse is a function of hand pressure and the surface over which it slides. Maybe you need to get a new mouse pad? Amazon would be more than happy to sell you one with your order. (:-)
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I suspect if you go from a hard smooth surface to a soft mouse pad you need to adjust mouse lift off distance in the software.
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It looks to be a textured surface that is pretty much smooth. My Microsoft mouse just slides over the mouse pad surface. Very little resistance compared to a regular mouse pad. One great thing about using the 3M pad it takes very little effort to move the mouse and you have to get acclimated to that feel. One thing that I did was to peel off the backing of the 3M mouse pad and glue it to a regular mouse pad I had left over. Now the 3M pad never moves.I like the 3M pad so much I have 2 of them.I wish I could give it more than 5 stars.Great product!!!!!!!!!
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Hmm, that is odd. I would say look at some Youtube videos for the Roccat review. Perhaps that would give you a sense of the click audibility. My view is a standard no name brand mouse would be a 7/10, The logitechMX i owned previously was a 5/10. I'd say the Roccat is a 4 The clicks are definitely soft. You wont hear it from another room if that's your worry. But it certainly is audible if both of you are in a quiet room trying to get homework done....one of you is gaming!
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I have a laminate floor, and there is no slipping whatsoever. I imagine it would be the same for wood. The item itself is pretty heavy.
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No, I don't know why. I'm using a laser mouse too. But, it's not a gaming mouse. Your mouse might need a specific type of friction?
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Great question. Ironically today I got back home and didn't have the mousepad out under it yet since I was lazy and it worked on my desk. So it should work unless the surface doesn't allow for it.
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Hi! It is slicker so it'll move slightly faster than it would on a rough mousepad but nothing you can't get used to in a couple minutes. Or you can change the mouse pointer speed on you computer. Hope his helps!(this is with using my laser mouse. It seems that some people arent having the same experience, though)
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When I found a large amount of fresh mouse droppings directly below the device within a week after I installed it, I decided it wasn't the least bit effective. I would never replace it. I'm sure that's not the answer you were looking for but it may be useful.
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Excellent! It has become my number one mouse. The tracking is great on any surface and I am usually at least 10 feet from my pc and it responds better than any of the others I purchased. I have used it on laminate, starboard, wood, carpet, my skin, and my blue jeans. So because it works so well, I move it with me between 3 computers that I use regularly.
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Thank you for your feedback Rod, i really appreciate it. I think i am going to purchase this mouse based on your helpful recommendation. :)
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the smooth side goes down with the rougher side up - I am using it on wood desks and not having a problem
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I use a mouse but not on the speaker pad. A mouse pad for traction next to the speaker works fine.