Is this model similar to the 4000 in smooth scroll (no clicks)?
177838
yes it is smooth scroll (with no clicks). That's why I bought it and love it!
743966
Not sure what you mean by "smooth". It is a basic mouse that has a scrolling wheel. It works just fine for my use.
1942727
No. The functions of the left and right clicks can be customized but scrolling cannot. It's a serious limitation.
392136
This has a click type. Unlike some of the more expensive Logitechs that have a little control on the bottom that allows you to select smooth scroll, this one is click type only.
710460
I don't click the scroll wheel much but it is a bit stiffer than other scroll wheels but I've never run into a noticeable issue.
1719409
I don't have any trouble with the scrolling... just the occasional missed click and i've had that with every wireless mouse.
644529
I just bought this mouse for my husband. We are avid gamers and he is a video game designer. The mouse does click when scrolling. Its a great mouse either way.
392139
Yes, there is a way to scroll smoothly with this Mouse. In some readable displays of PDF or browser (IE or FF) web pages, including this one, I can press/release the mouse button down to get a displayed "button" that can be used for completely smooth automatic scrolling. As you move your cursor above or below this button, the page will scroll at a rate that increases as you move away from this button. It is a fantastic control, and it will continue scrolling after you raise your finger for as long as your cursor is away from the button. You can remove the button by clicking on the page again. Yes, there is a way to scroll smoothly with this Mouse. In some readable displays of PDF or browser (IE or FF) web pages, including this one, I can press/release the mouse button down to get a displayed "button" that can be used for completely smooth automatic scrolling. As you move your cursor above or below this button, the page will scroll at a rate that increases as you move away from this button. It is a fantastic control, and it will continue scrolling after you raise your finger for as long as your cursor is away from the button. You can remove the button by clicking on the... » Read More Yes, there is a way to scroll smoothly with this Mouse. In some readable displays of PDF or browser (IE or FF) web pages, including this one, I can press/release the mouse button down to get a displayed "button" that can be used for completely smooth automatic scrolling. As you move your cursor above or below this button, the page will scroll at a rate that increases as you move away from this button. It is a fantastic control, and it will continue scrolling after you raise your finger for as long as your cursor is away from the button. You can remove the button by clicking on the page again. « Show Less
1334039
No, the scroll wheel locks and the scroll is quite tight. I use the scroll wheel as an additional button because it won't inadvertently scroll or move around. It is sturdy.
1334473
I assume you mean on the mouse? (I have never used the "Zoom" scroll found on the keyboard split) - Mine scrolls nice and clean.. and now that you ask am realizing it may have been a bit "tight" when first purchased. Now it scrolls very nicely and never a hangup. In comparison, after 6+mos of use it may actually be smoother/looser than my most recent MS mouse so I find myself occasionally overshooting things. A quick adjustment to the sensitivity in mouse properties should fix that real quick..
392137
It has clicks but they're very, very faint. If you like a totally smooth scroll, you won't like it. If you like positive detentes (as I do) you won't like it, either.
1334041
If free-scrolling is the kind you can flick and it keeps spinning, then no - it's an incremental click scroll.
2014000
I have used this mouse for over a decade. They removed the custom mapping in a software update a few years ago. You can download uberOptions to enable mapping of the side buttons to scroll.
22985
It is smooth. I'm not sure why Amazon has them so far out (January?) as they're available at Best Buy already. I just got one at my new job.I actually prefer the smooth scroll, and find it a lot more precise. And it's loose enough that you can really give it a strong whirl too. It's a pretty good evolution from the old Intellimouse Explorer.
1294139
Yes--and I find that the scroll wheel works more responsively--smoothly, if you will--than several of my other mouse choices. I have put the expen$ive Apple mouse that came with my new iMac in the drawer and use this one instead.
1072269
No!!! I recently purchased two spares, because my husband had one of these that died. The old one had a nice quiet scroll wheel, specifically when he took the action of pressing down on the scroll wheel and releasing it. He does that a lot when using Sketch Up. Both of the spares have an audible "pop!" sound when the pressure on the wheel is released. Worse than any other mouse we have ever used.
2108986
Mine lasts a bit longer, but it suspect it's related to how much mousing you do. I read, click mostly with not much scrolling. Mine isn't active as often with the work I do with it. I actually find it a bit hard to invoke the scroll function and usually use laptop pad for any scrolling. ☺️