How long is the neck? And does the switch need to be clearly pressed or does it tend to activate accidentally when moving your hand near it?
1350155
The neck is about 10" long and you have to physically touch the button to get it to turn on, but it is very sensitive. Please vote for my reivew. THanks.
1350156
The switch does need to be consciously pressed in order to activate it, in fact if you don't hit it on the designated area it doesn't respond.
1350157
The length of the neck is about 14" long. You do have to physically touch the switch to turn it on or off.
1350158
Base to light head 12", light head 5".On button requires direct touch, not motion. Three levels of lighting output. Love this lamp for my office desk. Runs off the USB on my docking station.
1350159
The neck is 15 inches long and very versatile in placement of the light. The switch only responds to you turning it on or off.It is the perfect lamp and you will love it!!!
1350160
The neck is about 18 inches. You just touch the active spot, like using an app. I Haven't found it a problem. I like the lamp. It suits the space I use it in. It doesn't give you a high sign when it's losing its charge so you have to just charge it when you think it's about due. Again, no real problem.
1350161
The neck is fairly long but extremely "pliable". The switch is very responsive but will not accidentally turn on even if your hand is nearby. You'd have to depress it.
138650
The "Off" lever looks the same as in the picture, whether the switch is on or off. There is a "stop" button immediately below the green "on" button. You can't see it because it is behind the large paddle. Touching the red paddle depresses the button beneath. This is a magnetic switch, so the red paddle is sensitive. It doesn't take very much pressure; just a touch of the knee or one finger trips it off.
1227203
I wouldn't say it takes much extra pressure at all compared to any other mouse when you left or right click. It is not a physical button, but "built in" so to speak.
1653545
Your hand on the grip activates the switch. It doesn't take much pressure to turn it on. It turns off when you let go. The way it is designed to be used makes this switch mechanism logical.
981579
It just makes a 'click' when you switch. If "A" is down and "B" is up, then when you depress "B", the "A" button makes a click when it pops up. It isn't noisy really.
1007045
It has to be pushed down and up or vice versa I can't remember. I have it in my key chain and the only time it went off accidentally was I stepped on it trying to scoot my keys and purse over with my foot so it was compressed and being pushed. Otherwise I've had no accidents nor has my daughter.
1321603
I just turned it on and off many times to be sure. It's not a huge button, in fact it feels small. Yet it engages easily and gives you a positive "click." Plus they give you two extra buttons in case you wear the first one out.
2062682
I don't think it is very long. I wired into a toggle switch so this wasn't a concern.
385251
The mouse responds to touching when you move your fingers up, down or sideways of course... If you want to click you have to press either the left or right button. This pressing does not require much strength though, it repsonds to the lightest of pressures and is, as such, not comparable to the "ordinary" mouse...
1995025
It is pressed on and in my case very tightly pressed on. I tried to be careful removing it but still broke the switch. I returned it for a refund.
1985246
I carry it in my front pocket all the time, and have never had any issues with the button being pressed when sitting down. I do have to be careful when re-inserting it into my pocket with the clip that I don't press the button, but I've never had an issue with an accidental press due to repositioning my body in any way. The travel on the button before it actuates is significant enough to prevent this.
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Hi Laura. I just sold my Kinesis Freestyle 2 keyboard on eBay last month because of my unhappiness with the key action. Yes, it is a long throw and quite unsatisfying. It isn't tactile at all and I expect more from Kinesis than this. To specifically answer your question, there is no way that I'm aware of to shorten the keystroke. I wish there was!
2233650
Totally agree with Andre Howard and David C. Menges answers. Cord 6 ft and buttons feels right. I had mine for long time without problems.
989133
I believe it is a constant tone and have no idea whether it stops if you release the button in less than 1.25 seconds. BTW, it's really a very, very good e-collar.
1057141
with 1' you can still reach the button if you have small hand, and ofcourse you can not see which button to push except feeling them.Good luck.
905324
Its a momentary switch. Its returns to center after you push it up or odwn.
1305152
This does not need to be wound up. It should come on when the button is pushed. Make sure nothing is obstructing the arm maybe?