will this work on glass surface? my glass table is clear, i can see my legs..
1377245
No it won't. It's a non-laser optical mouse, so it works only on matt surface.
1841230
I use mine on a glass table ("Studio Designs 13220") that I covered with an Alvin Translucent Cutting Mat. I had to be a little creative with the installation, because the instructions have you drill down into what would have been glass. I made it work by putting the cable holders vertically along the front and back of the metal desk frame, attaching them with pop rivets. It works great.
1136354
I would not use it on glass.....Not knowing what you are gluing the glass for it is hard to give you ideas on what to use....Most of the time that I do anything with glass I use clear silicone glue.... You can call me at 254-547-7206....
236814
I know it will definitely work on glass. In the item description it says stone as well.
462868
it will work on the glass, if the glass will display the keyboard like semi-opaque, all you need to do is break the detection plane when typing. It is a little hard to see the characters and I recommend you get a piece of paper or something to put under it if you're using it on a layered reflective surface like glass or a mirror as the laser light will bounce or go through the glass making the keyboard hard to see.
365352
yes it would work it does not need a smooth surface. and expanded metal top you discrib would work fine. the plastic round bearing sit on the table and the glass top goes on it
1246167
It should work because it senses motion, glass is transparent like the cover over the sensor. Good luck.
528055
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint, I think it might work. I would be very cautious.
2171246
That's a brilliant idea! I would think so. Measure the surface size of your glass top and compare the size of the board see how it covers. This board works on both sides.
2185760
It should work on either type of surface, but you might want to verify this with the manufacturer.
528054
First this only works on plastic not glass. The next concern would be is the tint on the surface or is it through and through? If they are plastic and you won't rub off the tint off I think it would work well.
764111
The only problem I have found is if the underside of the table has a wide edging. Mine only has it on the ends so it can slide along the underneath of the table in the middle section. Would think if glass was thick enough it would work but not sure.
1079983
It works on our glass topped dining room table, so there's no reason to believe it won't work on a glass desk. Hope that helps.
1461454
They would work on any non-porous surface, like glass. They don't work particularly well for me even on a white board, but I use "wet" erase markers technically, the neon ones. The only reason I mention this is because, on glass I use these same markers, I can't imagine dry erase markers showing up on a window (maybe something like an overhead projector?) Anyway, for that type of use (wet erase), I prefer to use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser sponge, it works much better! Plain old dry erase markers come off fine with these however. Hope this helps!
1181714
I'm not clear as to what your table looks like but from the description I would have to assume that it won't work. It sounds like your table leg would sit on the floor horizontally (t-shaped?) and not vertically. This tablecloth has a vertical pocket on the inside of each corner designed for a table leg to go into vertically which creates the stretched sleek look.
1239986
The magic mouse will NOT work on a clear glass desk. You have to use a mousepad with it or other opaque, non-shiny surface.If you lay a sheet of paper on top of the glass the Magic Mouse should work fine, even if you tape that same piece of paper under the glass, it probably does not work at all.Glass has a supper smooth and clear surface that makes bouncing a laser back almost imposible which is why I cannot think of any laser mouse that I know of works on smooth glass. It may work but I would doubt it. As the documentation says it will work on most surfaces and I think they are talking about glass as the exception. The magic mouse will NOT work on a clear glass desk. You have to use a mousepad with it or other opaque, non-shiny surface.If you lay a sheet of paper on top of the glass the Magic Mouse should work fine, even if you tape that same piece of paper under the glass, it probably does not work at all.Glass has a supper smooth and clear surface that makes bouncing a laser back almost imposible which is why I cannot think of any laser mouse that I know of works on smooth glass. It may work but I would doubt it. As the documentation says it will work on most surfaces and I... » Read More The magic mouse will NOT work on a clear glass desk. You have to use a mousepad with it or other opaque, non-shiny surface.If you lay a sheet of paper on top of the glass the Magic Mouse should work fine, even if you tape that same piece of paper under the glass, it probably does not work at all.Glass has a supper smooth and clear surface that makes bouncing a laser back almost imposible which is why I cannot think of any laser mouse that I know of works on smooth glass. It may work but I would doubt it. As the documentation says it will work on most surfaces and I think they are talking about glass as the exception. « Show Less
1462097
It's an optical mouse and they don't work well on a translucent surface like glass. Putting something opague over the glass makes it work ok.