Are the buttons too close together for your thumb to accurately hit? It seems with 4 rows of keys it might be easy to hit multiple at the same time.
1334553
the real drawback is accidentally pressing any thumb key when you use your thumb at all to help move the mouseotherwise they did a better job with the buttons than Razer did with their first generation of this sort of mouseits pretty easy to feel which key is which with your thumb and to accurately press just that... with some training of course.and it is unlikely you will intend to press one key and get 2 or 3 or 4 instead
1334554
The way that the buttons are made helps in figuring out which button is which (the angles that the buttons are). I haven't had any real problems with this mouse except the drivers messing up every one and a while. It will take a little while of getting use to but after a week it should feel comfortable in your hand and you're gaming experience will be changed forever.
1334555
No, they are well enough apart that they are easily pushed separately but it does take time to get used to it.
2205618
To me every key works in the same way. I like this keyboard because I don't have push the keys too deep and hard.
2209765
There ought to be no issues there, even the farthest buttons are elongated in order to accommodate smaller hands. The click area on the two main buttons extend all the way up to like halfway up the front of the mouse as well so there should be no problem there. The only thing to get used to is the fact that the nose of the mouse is elevated a little under an inch as you can see in the pictures.
39779
It is very important to place finger on button...the bottom half is hard...the top half works fine...I know this sounds simplistic but it works well for me...I'm using WIN8 and the trackball is a great solution for this OS.
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One more issue. I touch type, which means you don't look at your keyboard at all when you type. So feeling the keyboard is important. The extra column of keys on the left M1 to M5 confuses my brain. Because my fingers feel the keys starting more to the left, I am constantly typing towards the left. Pushing S for D, A for S, and CAPS for A. I will try to get used to this.anyone else getting tricked up by the extra row?
2161155
Never had a problem like that. The keys are sensitive, you may have touched it lightly and caused it to double click. Try hitting more firmly. This has been the best gaming keyboard I've ever owned!! Of course I own the Deluxe Apex, not the raw.
334967
I believe it is because the keys are touch sensitive which allows for pianissimo, forte etc. variances. A very nice feature!
395972
I don't think so. If you go to Logitech's community forums, there are numerous pleas from owners to enable two-finger right click and three finger middle click. You'd think it would be a simple thing to do - just a quick software update. But i haven't heard anything yet.
5101
Hello, I own 4 of these and small fingers can be a problem but the key pad works perfectly. Its a bliss to program.
2249990
Not at all, and it's very useful for games where a certain button has a confusing placement on the keyboard and instead of having to move your hand across the keyboard you just need to click the third button.
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I noticed that the key must be in the right positon for that to be possible. I had a problem at first then realized the key was not properly positioned. Hope that helps.
355684
It's a little tighter than a normal keyboard. But I'm a guy and have decent size fingers and I rarely miss a key. It's basically like typing on a regular keyboard. The learning curve is minimal. It took me about 2-3 uses to get used to it.
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No it wasn't too bad. It took a couple of days to get used to it, but after that it was fine. The main thing is the right small finger tends to sit more on the [apostrophe and quote] key instead of the [colon/semicolon] like on a normal sized keyboard.
537072
I don't think that it is significantly different from the other keys. I may require slightly more "push" but it is hard to tell. I'm a touch typist and I feels fine to me.
586645
It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.
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Probably, the keys are not weighted, so it is not the same feel as a piano or professional key board. It is a good starter to see if you like playing, and it is highly portable.
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it's a bit too easy for me. mainly due to the wheel itself rolls too easily. as a result, often times i intend to "click" the wheel, but instead end up click and scroll at the same time. you have to becareful when you click and not scroll.