Is there anyway to change the sensitivity of the scroller? I feel that sometimes it scrolls a bit too fast for my taste.
139777
Yes, definitely. But it's a function of your operating system, and not of the mouse. Are you Windows? If so, you can go to the Control Panel, check devices to find the mouse, and there's a measure-bar where you can change and test your sensitivity (then save). If you google it, you can get some nice, clear instructions. Hope this helps.
139778
The only way I know how to slow the scroll is go into your Control Panel and change the Mouse Properties. Should be a wheel option.
860671
No mechanical adjustment, you can set sensitivity with the in game software!BillH
923195
I can't really say for months since it's been only several weeks for me. It works fine now at least. I understand your concerns. I actually set my mouse at even lower sensitivity after having this one. I play world of tanks, a relatively slow shooting involved game but also fps like titanfall. Hardly see any problem for now.
450498
Yes, the scroll wheel on this mouse is one of the best that I have used on a mouse. There is a step when you scroll which is great for gaming so that you get that bump feedback unlike continuous scroll wheels which provide no feedback. I would recommend watching this Youtube video reviewing the mouse. The reviewer does a great job explaining all the features and differences to other mice. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qs2Asv_Oc0
593406
This will absolutely work. Depending on how you like your scroll wheel you may have to change the settings. Other than that this will work flawlessly.
1734297
Scrolling is fairly quiet - fast scrolling will produce some noise, but not a lot. Clicking is about normal for mice I've used.
1334807
I have a mid-size mouse and love it. I don't have a problem with the scroll but do hit the right button by accident now and then.
992518
You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.
1951062
You can remap the button below the scroll wheel to do about anything. I find it nice to have the separate "middle button" that isn't dependent on my trying to balance the scroll wheel to click.
498947
I'm not sure, I haven't tried. I don't usually use that since from my experience, it messes with the mouse scroll speed.
1127772
No, there is no way to disable the scroll ring in the software. When I first to the mouse I hit the scroll ring by mistake. After using it a while I have "trained" my fingers to not touch it. It is very handy for scrolling up and down and the scroll rate is adjustable in the software. It's like any new device a little practice and things like this are no longer an issue.
195657
It's toggle-able between smooth and click scroll. Click scroll may be loose depending on your preference. Seems fine for me.
1518007
Not a clue. You can try going to 'mouse properties' and speeding up mouse by moving speed lever all the way over.
60699
The scroll wheel doesn't spin freely. It "clicks" or "ratchets" into the next position on the wheel, but it does so extremely smoothly. I have very little issue with either kind of mouse you have referred to, but I haven't felt much of a difference between this and a free spinner if you will. You may have stronger feelings on the matter, of course.
2032526
I rarely use the mouse except when editing documents. Have noticed that the mouse performance seems to vary between different programs. Would try variety of browsers and see if that makes a difference! All of my devices are behaving badly today. Ready to revert to stone tablet and chisel!!! :-/ Good luck to you, and happy holidays!
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..
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Yes... the scrolling is done the same way. It seems that it scrolls on its own, but it's just how your holding it. You can stop the scrolling by left clicking. Hopefully I have answered your question.