Would the switch be easy to push if you used your hands?
138506
Christopher; yes switch is easy to push with hands. Responds to light pressure, no more than any other push-button switch you may have used. Denny
138507
Yes, the button depresses very easily. I've been using this to turn on a set of speakers (that has no on/off switch) on a daily basis for ~8 months. Works great!
138508
Yes - my 1 yr old does it. It has a light so she finds it easily. Thanks, Janna
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.
1620338
No, but it's not a quick switch. You'll have to pull over and use both hands.
1747131
No. It is a simple push button. Probably easy to get pushed unless you keep some small bubble wrap in a ziplock bag?
1993462
Yes, I believe you'll be OK because you actually need both hands to operate-1 switch with your right hand and the other with your left hand.
35930
Very easy. I am 63 years old, male, and have no problems. I have smaller hands as well.
2074585
No trouble pressing the buttons. It has a snug fit. Be careful it doesn't trip the switch to silence your ringer when you put it together.
934975
Not at all. Your thumb rests under the buttons, and they are pretty firm to push. Also, I use it with either hand, and it doesn't bother me at all. I absolutely love this mouse and hope they don't ever discontinue them.
611424
It definitely would be, since you don't use the fingers to squeeze. The pressure is in your hand. However the handle is not padded and hard on your hand. I used a vinyl plastic tubing over it that made it softer to press.
94657
No, but the button is flush with the screen. It is hard to accidentally push.
645399
No way! It takes a deliberate push "into" the light with the tip of your finger or thumb. I don't think it would turn on if the light were dropped directly on the switch button.
1008836
Yes, see answers below. Be advised you have to press pretty hard...I have to use my thumb. Mine is working very well too. I would purchase it again.
1050960
No,the switch is not a push button. It is a toggle switch that is also bronze. Hope this helps.
1367734
Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
1849618
Yes! I just tried mine out last night, and I was surprised at how tough it is to push. I thought it did a pretty good job, but the jury is still out on whether or not I will keep it.
1045562
I bought this about a year ago. If you have a piece of wood to go in there I would say it is super easy to switch out. It comes disassembled so you pretty much just drop the wood in position. It isn't held on there by anything so the switch would be easy.
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yes... you can use your foot to push the button...no bending to control the roller on/off