Is it " 3-Button " funtional (can click the "scroll wheel" like a button/middle mouse button) like in most pc mouses?
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Yes it appears to. It is on my wife's computer not mine but I just tried it and it and the wheel clicks when pushed.
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.
733702
No, this mouse's middle button doesn't include "mouse wheel left" and "mouse wheel right."
191069
The scroll wheel does click as it is being used. Although it does click in as a button, you need to program it to mimic say the left or right mouse button.
374004
It has a button that activates the scroll. movement is made moving the mouse
1155235
I really can't tell how it works, but i'd bet my money on latter one. It seemed like "2x-3X" click modes on mice to me.
1572497
It has just the 3 buttons, Left, Right, and a middle that acts similar to a wheel on a wheel mouse. The center button/pad allows for scrolling up / down or left / right by swiping your finger across it like a touch pad. I am not aware of any additional functions to advance forward or backwards.
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Consider my two kids have each the 200 dpi wired mouse. After I asked them, they told me the sensation is one of bumping... that is: a sensation of a comfortable step by step click or bump. We don't know what is a mouse3 button, but they say that the scroll wheel is also a button and besides this one, it has 4 more buttons + the blue Dpi center one. One extra information: the blue Dpi center button fell off inside the carcass and right now is jingling, but impossible to reach or get.
924855
The middle click is solid. It's wont accidentally click while scrolling. It's not stiff either. It's feels really good. I should tell you though that if you are using Ubuntu you will need to remap the buttons i.e. sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf as the Windows button mapping won't work out of the box for Linux.
1953357
No, it's just a regular two-way scroll wheel. It can be pressed as a third button, but that's nothing to write home about.
2014006
Yes and no. To scroll, you have to click one of the inner small buttons first, and then the roller becomes the scrollwheel. So, unfortunately it's not a quick access item, nor can you reverse the direction of scrolling on Windows. It's too bad they didn't include a scrollwheel between the two main buttons.
495589
Not the intergrated, side-to-side scrolling. However, you can click the scroll wheel (Middle Mouse Button) and drag the cursor to the left or right.
1228340
Yes, you can program any of the buttons for that functionality. However, the top two buttons behind the scroll-wheel already function that way. The front one move forward, the back button moves you backward.
771150
This mouse doesn't have a middle mouse button. Unfortunately, the best alternative available is using set-point to configure the button behind the wheel as scroll wheel click.
75573
I use the Kensington trackball software that you can download on their site. There's an option, that when you click both the left and right buttons at the same time, to mimic the middle mouse button click, which functions as a scroll lock.
640918
physical buttons. the scrolling in the middle is like a touch screen but you can also click it near the top and bottom and set those as shortcuts.
1971945
Yes, the wheel will function as a "middle mouse button" but this mouse does not have the positive stops many of the Logitech "mice" have making it much too easy to scroll when you're trying to click... ugh!