is it sensitive to hand? for example, if my hand was resting on it, the buttons won't be affected right?
799088
nope! just to test thoroughly, i used to rub my hand across it, tap it, etc, and none of that is picked up.
1399065
Buttons are great they are sensitive enough but at the same time I haven't had problems with them accidentally being pressed when in my pocket or getting tossed around.
2036329
As long as the buttons are still functional and are not being consistently pressed down you should be fine.
815936
No worries. The buttons are silent. I've been using mine all across the country - love it!
70991
You have to raise your hand....onw bad behaivor I get when turning of the screen...sometimes it goes on and directed to search becuase of the buttons...it is very sensitive...
1109236
Mine was tight at first but not difficult. Is it bent anywhere. Could be a damaged button.
1753166
Not at all...I Have used it four days a week for several months now and works perfect. The buttons are on the side and are very easy to handle.
1392962
Type is the to be pictured above, it has actual buttons. The touch is the touch sensitive one that is thinner and lighter but doesn't work as well.
1856416
If you really have sensitive wrists, you could give a chance to the gloves, otherwise I don't think you will have any issues with it. I don't find it hard on the hands/wrists whatsoever.
523178
I have not had that issue before. It seems as long as the tip is within an inch or two above the drawing surface the tablet knows to ignore the touch that the resting hand would produce. If such an issue did arise there is a switch on the tablet near the top right corner that turns off the touch sensitivity entirely.
208784
I haven't had any problems with any of the buttons. I had a coworker mention that she had problems on her 4 with the screen protector, saying she had to push extra hard to get it to work. I had cut a stick on screen protector and stuck it on while I was waiting for the case to arrive, and ended up leaving it on even with the case, which also has it's own screen protector. I don't know if that adds enough extra thickness that allows the screen to be responsive, but anyways, I've had no issues whatsoever.
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.
2071374
No it doesn't affect the buttons any more than you would expect this case to. The buttons remain easily accessible as well as the fact that charging is very simple. I had another case that had to be removed in order to charge and this one doesn't have that problem
1015058
I didn't find any issues with pressing the buttons. My overall concern was with how fast the case ripped and wore out. Maybe it's a result of pressing the buttons? If you are looking for a long term case I'd pass on this one until they make it more robust.
2209765
There ought to be no issues there, even the farthest buttons are elongated in order to accommodate smaller hands. The click area on the two main buttons extend all the way up to like halfway up the front of the mouse as well so there should be no problem there. The only thing to get used to is the fact that the nose of the mouse is elevated a little under an inch as you can see in the pictures.
370406
No, the cover does not hinder movement. I actually prefer the rear buttons now that I'm used to them. The reason is I find the rear buttons to be a more natural feel.
645318
A little bit. I say about 50% less sensitive. I suggest you lock your phone though.