Are the side buttons easily pressed accidentally? Is the feel of those buttons "clicky" or "mushy"?
819402
The side buttons are well designed and will not be accidentally pressed easily, no matter what type of wings you choose. And the feel is clicky.
819403
Clicky. All the buttons are hard plastic, so you can feel and hear when you press something.
819404
I never accidentally pressed the side buttons on this unit. They feel very clicky to me.
340798
the buttons are pretty "firm" so I haven't really had any issues with this being a problem. I have accidentally turned it off maybe once.
39840
As a man I don't mind clicky buttons and can't imagine most men would, either. But I own 4 of these things and they all make some slight noise when pressed. On some it's a very slight click and on another it's got a little squeak like an unoiled hinge. It clicks when you release the button too. Nothing big. That noise will increase a little over time as coffee solids deposit on the inner workings of the lid.
1616045
They aren't soft like jelly or soft silicone but they are thin enough that I've never had an issue using the buttons. I wouldn't worry about it.
1019555
I am wearing them right now. There are 3 very easily usable buttons that sit over / behind the right ear. from top to bottom "+" "Play / power" "-". All 3 buttons are nicely raised (and easy to identify) with a rubberized feel to them. They are definitely far enough apart where finding the correct button has never been a problem for me. The pressure is, i guess, an adequate amount. Pretty impossible to hit by accident because they are too sensitive, and its not very hard to press. Again, an adequate amount of pressure.
2204124
It's pretty noisy and there is an electronic "Key Click" option. If you can live with it with that option off, the experience is WELL worth it. It's also worth noting that I am very heavy handed.
1154953
Well, you can't feel the buttons click through the case so there's no real feedback, and they're somewhat harder to press then other cases, but I wouldn't call them impossible. After about a week I got used to it. I also find the power button a bit harder to press then the volume buttons, maybe it's just me.
429538
Yes - spacebars press easily. Keys feel just like normal - positive feel when pressed and not stiff. The keyboard is great - everything is normal - it's just a much more natural arrangement for your hands, tho the change in position takes a little getting used to.
1825018
Yes it is clickable. if you push down near the palm end, nothing happens, but at the finger tip end, the entire surface acts like a physical button like on a traditional mouse. The main difference is that the touch surface detects which side was being touched during the click and translates that to a left or right button click.
1321603
I just turned it on and off many times to be sure. It's not a huge button, in fact it feels small. Yet it engages easily and gives you a positive "click." Plus they give you two extra buttons in case you wear the first one out.
1231881
I have never had that problem with this mouse. The buttons are nice on this mouse.
1615593
I got same Model NO, But do you feel it as good tactile feedback?. I feel like its mushy. don't you think the model No. should be different? I think it supposed to be 73P5220
1345087
Sorry for delay in answer you... my experience with these case are everything ok for me, I feel comfortable pressing buttons and I recommend it to any user.
537072
I don't think that it is significantly different from the other keys. I may require slightly more "push" but it is hard to tell. I'm a touch typist and I feels fine to me.
535289
I think that touch & feel is awfully subjective and dependent on personal preference. But I'd say the keys on this board are relatively "tall" and distinct. In fact, this stands out for me because I'm on the heavy handed side and prefer this board's configuration to something like the Zagg tablet board that I'm typing this note on. Hope that helps.
1356295
Yes, I noticed that too - it's annoying! You can just lightly tap on the trackpad/touchpad to "click" on things and avoid using the noisy button, at least when left-clicking on things (which is what we're usually doing anyway), but when right-clicking you still need to use the button.
1334554
The way that the buttons are made helps in figuring out which button is which (the angles that the buttons are). I haven't had any real problems with this mouse except the drivers messing up every one and a while. It will take a little while of getting use to but after a week it should feel comfortable in your hand and you're gaming experience will be changed forever.