But firstonce a commentary on the right mouse button. It seems in general to be a big point of criticism. I do not understand what some people have problems with it, and so I will attack again. It is certainly unusual, when you press a "button" and the whole mouse tilts downwards. After 10 minutes, the whole but is already totally internalized. I did this once with my old mouse (MS Wireless Mobile 6000) tried to compare with and also because I raise when you right click intuitive to the left finger, so I have no problems in carrying out the click commands with the Touch Mouse.
Very nice and really intuitive the thumb wiping has become, with which you can command "before" and perform "back". Maximizing and minimizing (3 fingers), however, is first connected to a settling-in period and does not work quite as intuitive. Man caught up in the play functions but with one or the other finger acrobatics.
The only gross gripe (as indicated above) is the relatively poor response of the gesture in slow scrolling and the overrun of the text during fast scrolling for me. But since I still experimenting with the settings. Maybe that's just a matter of getting used to. Can me there still remember old Logitech, who to the effect already cost me nervous and it then runs smoothly over time. Perhaps doing there but also the software side, which (of which I do not first go out).
Where would I be the next point: The software can certainly also its limitations in connection with the programmability of the gestures that just is not programmed, it can only be switched on and off. But since I already want to leave the gestures as they are thought of home, I feel that not as significant criticism. Positive on the software may be noted that the gestures executed are displayed visually on the screen \ Monitor.
For processing and material of the mouse, a lot has already been written. In short, I find the mouse with value and it is not a cheap plastic feeling. The slightly rough surface also like it very much. The weight fits broadly to a desktop mouse is not troublesome for me. Although I notice differences when sliding to my old Mobile 6000, which has yet to be pushed a ticking weightless (comes as no surprise, after all, is the intended for notebooks). But all in no way intended as a matter of habit and criticism. To this end, I would like to mention that the mouse can also be operated with a battery, which reduces the weight again (for those who do bother).
The design is kept simple. Maybe not everyone's thing too but I like the mouse very well. It gives a wonderful impression of understated and yet looks on a Glaspad from noble.
All in all a very good mouse for me. Had I never thought that can inspire me 2 mice as a result of Microsoft.
