Does the scroll wheel depress for a "middle click" feature?
1246012
Yes, it does have the middle click feature...although i haven't mapped it for use.
1246013
I really can't answer, since I use it on a Mac, which doesn't use middle click. Nice mouse though - very comfortable in the hand and easy to click.
992517
Right click, left click, scroll wheel, and wheel click all work. There's a dpi button as well which has to deal with pixel movement of the mouse. Higher the dpi, the smoother the movement but it's really only useful for smaller precise movements. I personally boost my dpi when gaming but I could see it also being useful for use in applications like Photoshop and etc.
806346
It is a decently sensitive scroll wheel. I never have had a problem with it.
996591
No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse! Also it doesnt use a scroll wheel, but rather you simply slide your finger forward or backward to scroll or side -to-side to shift the screen horizontally.
191070
Yes. The wheel feels very solid and hits a stop every scroll you do. It also clicks in as a button as well. But after lots of usage of the scroll wheel, it starts to lose that clicky feeling when scrolling. At first it's a very hard scroll but it becomes softer after a while.
423539
No. You're not going to accidentally depress it. The only time it's awkward to press is when the mouse is in free-scroll mode (there's a button in the middle that toggles the stepped scrolling vs free-scrolling via some kind of internal latch). These are terms I've made up just now to describe it, but in free scrolling mode you'll probably accidentally scroll when pressing the middle mouse button down.
392138
It clicks, which I find annoying. However, if one is mechanically inclined it's easy to remedy. Remove the 2 screws in the battery compartment. Pop open the mouse. Locate the spring on the side of the scroll wheel and remove it with needle nose pliers. Pop mouse back together and replace the 2 screws, enjoy scrolling as smooth as butter. WARNING: this will certainly void any warranty and YMMV. ;-)
2208201
The scroll wheel does have left/right functionality. By default it's "scroll left" and "scroll right" (forward/back are mapped the the buttons by your thumb by default), but you can program them to do whatever you want.
1273732
That's a Windows thing as far as I know. I don't have this mouse anymore, but if I recall correctly, the scroll wheel of that mouse isn't a button.
1072270
No, it isn't. The buttons are very quiet, but the scroll wheel is average to loud.
2204275
No, it doesn't. It has some workarounds, but it won't be as fast as or feel like it does with a mouse with a scroll wheel.
499615
I can feel the detents but not necessarily hear the scroll wheel in movement. The real issue is the this mouse is not silent. Instead of a high frequency click, the Bornd makes a lower frequency sound that is clearly audible.
2204271
I'm not sure What do you mean by "scroll wheel click and drag", butThis mouse doesn't have middle click, but only scroll (both horizontal and vertical), so obviously it's not possible to drag with middle click.
495589
Not the intergrated, side-to-side scrolling. However, you can click the scroll wheel (Middle Mouse Button) and drag the cursor to the left or right.
167055
So far as I could tell, it's having the ability to click right and left with the scroll wheel. Frankly, it's not that useful. Your call.
710459
My scroll wheel works just fine. I love this mouse. My only issue was the forward and back clicks on the side of the mouse. I accidently clicked them while playing my games on FB, which threw me out. But I've learned to keep my thumb under the buttons which is actually very comfortable for my hand. Hope this helps.
1942727
No. The functions of the left and right clicks can be customized but scrolling cannot. It's a serious limitation.