Are buttons wiggly and loose? Or concise? I hate wiggly buttons!
1348255
Sorry for not responding sooner. YES! The keys ARE wiggly. However, that was a selling point for me. I'm a nervous kind that finds moving the keys back and forth a pleasant habit while considering my next step. Silly? YEP!
1348256
No they're not loose. I'm used to commercial more expensive machines at work and was very satisfied with this for my home office
1348257
The buttons on my Canon MP11DX calculator are secure, yet easy to work with. We use this machine every day and the buttons are as secure as the day we purchased this. Hope this helps.
1556453
If your haveing the same problem i had it is because i was not holding the button down long enough. I have to hold it down firm approx three seconds or so. I have not had any problems with this unit at all.
660179
Yes thereby is wiggle... I was rather disappointed with the overall fit of this nikon product. If it wasn't for the fact that this deals with the battery I would've gone 3rd party for sure... However I've heard horror stories about 3rd party batteries and battery packs
1438037
I have no complaints about the buttons. They are small but they do not seem sharp to me.
559346
Yes. Its kind of a pain. I use a hair tie to hold the button in for me because my hand starts to cramp after 30 seconds.
1880419
I have the exact same problem and I am extremely frustrated with this problem. From what I've read, it is most likely a problem with the buttons getting stuck; absolutely unacceptable on a brand new product. Many other people seem to have this problem and it does not seem too uncommon. I'm just going to return it and choose a different brand.
860169
I'm sorry you had an issue with your buttons -- that is definitely unusual. If you are having any more problems, please contact support[at]mybasis[dot]com. Thanks!
890533
I've had much better ones, actually got a small left handed one, evoluent which using one hand is so mucheasier than touch is smooth. hope it helps :-)
252998
No, not at all. It feels very natural. The buttons click with ease and you aren't applying pressure that would cause it to move.
2252775
Yes. I've had this for over a year and so far the buttons are still on tight and no sign of coming loose.
1685740
The amount of buttons available are software related. You can control them in your settings. I don't like all the buttons, so I've turned them off. PC users like having more activated.
1214199
The button where you hold your thumb gets pretty hot. The button was ridiculously hard to keep engaged. I'm not sure if I just got a defective one, or if they're all like that. This one got hot enough to hurt.
1987961
It depends on the user. It was easy for me to press on/off button. You being a guy, I could see you might encounter some issues with the buttons.
2266198
Hi, It's more in the pressure it takes to click the button (switch), Most of my mouses and trackballs have hair pin buttons meaning it doesn't take much pressure or finger muscles to click. This one is pronounced, it takes more pressure which over the period of time this adds up. I would send it back if it wasn't more trouble than it was worth to do so. I got it so I could train my left hand to use it. It sits in the closet now.
1114017
Hi James, all of our NO! Buttons have the squared sides. I'm not sure if they make round ones anymore...
1373193
Not actual buttons... More like sensory buttons like you hover your finger close to. It's pretty sleek IMO. The menu system is pretty easy to use, not too difficult.
710997
No, the buttons are not sensitive. They have never turned on by mistake while in my pocket. I have used this case for 2 months. I feel like the buttons are the best part of this case... Flush with the side, but easy to differentiate as well.