Does any of its functions require the use of more than one finger?
795518
Oh gee wiz Rick, it has been some 3 years when I had that radio and unfortunately only for few minutes for it did not meet my requirements. I think it is a "one finger" operations, but it was very small unit that I couldn't brail my way through its controls in the darkness of my bedroom.
795519
Yes, the unit is lightweight and you need to hold it still with one hand when pressing keys in the front. One finger is fine for the buttons on top. There is a very good feature where you can configure your favorite stations from the website, which requires your computer keyboard.
795520
I haven't needed to use more than one yet.But since I bought it so I could listen to one favorite station that fades in and out on the regular FM radios, I don't use the menus much anymore.The menu buttons are touch sensitive and respond quickly, which takes a little getting used to. but it's not too bad once you're accustomed to it.
795521
No. You can operate it with one finger except maybe for manually setting the time, but if you connect it to Wi Fi it can get the time automatically.
795522
No, you do not need to use more than one finger. Although when I was doing the initial settings, it helped to pick up the clock and press the buttons. Otherwise, the clock would have just scooted the clock around my nightstand; It is very lightweight.
586643
It's sensitive but as far as using all the touchpad gestures I'm gonna go ahead and say no because it's too small to be practical. However, on the bottom of the touchpad there is a small stripe for scrolling which can easily be done with one thumb. Unless you have the hands of a newborn baby I wouldn't plan on using gestures : )
1171187
The short answer is yes. Both buttons must be pressed to operate the unit. My wife says "you get uses to it, then it's easy."
1442329
Mine will do just the hands, thumb, or both at the same time. Hope this helps you out.
1653313
Thats what we thought it could do. It looks like it can do it. You can hold your finger out and push or tap index finger to click, but its not a fluent as a touchscreen. You will be stuck trying to click on one thing because every time you move any part of your hand slightly, the cursor on screen moves just a little, just enough to take the cursor off of what you were trying to click on, making you try again, and again, and again...etc
344015
Theoretically yes. You would need to use the num-pad keys in combination with the windows accessibility options that allow you to move the mouse from the keyboard. However the glove it self can only accept one touch input at a time, you can't push multiple keys with it.
541972
It does not have the hands free functionality. You must use one hand to start and stop liquids.
278701
As long as you don't have a heavy finger, you can control it pretty well. Just like any other one though, you push too hard it'll show it's worth lol bought one or work, use it frequently.
960442
Yes. it has a tool with multiple functions. This product solved all my needs.
732118
No, not fully. I have medium-large hands and cannot get a full two-handed grip...so I grab with as many fingers as possible, which is good enough.
1712822
No you need both hands. There are two rings on either side and a button that has to be pushed.
240886
No. You have to press two buttons simultaneously and then go into a menu. Once you figure out how the programmer thought it is easy to operate, but there are safeguards against someone getting into the security functions.
1040989
I only do thumbs separately. It is large enough to do all 5, but have been afraid to try it.
1830646
No and no. It is intended to be held when being used. If you are doing some small mousing on the touchpad maybe but generally you will be holding with one or two hands. If you need a more regular keyboard there are options but this is not it.
395972
I don't think so. If you go to Logitech's community forums, there are numerous pleas from owners to enable two-finger right click and three finger middle click. You'd think it would be a simple thing to do - just a quick software update. But i haven't heard anything yet.
102882
There is a piece that you push with your thumb. It has a safety as well so you can't close on your thumb. Very easily used with one hand, I do it several times everyday.
352339
I can use it with either hand and it works so well, I have begun to use it all the time. Good luck!