Are the snap noises that the buttons make loud? I need something relatively quiet and discreet...
41809
Hi,That don't seem to make much noise. Your thumb guides it enough to control the sound.
41810
On the one I have, it seems to depend on the button- Start and stop are quiet. These are great watches. Check all colors, sometimes one is cheaper than others.
1449814
It is not 100% noiseless. The buttons provide a faint click, which is a nice acknowledgement that you pressed the button. The sound level is less than that of a finger lightly tapping a desk. To compare it to other mice; It is at the same level as my Microsoft Optical Mouse 2.0, and a lower pitch then that of my Logitech Bluetooth v470 mouse that it replaced.
103121
It is not bad but vibrator showroom has some more discreet and quiet vibrators. I love mine. As another said moaning would probably be louder.
507651
It makes loud snaps from time to time. I have it in the spare bedroom across the room from where guests sleep so they don't wear out their welcome! �
991837
That's an excellent idea! It takes a fair amount of effort to push the button down to make the sound. I suppose if you had it in a backpack, something could push against the button, but I think that would be unlikely to happen.
453455
Yes, it does make noise when you click, because clicking requires a mechanical compression of the click area. (the swipe functions use electrical touch sensing, and it can sense taps, but clicking still requires a physical push down). Its quieter than many mice, but not silent. All mice that use mechanical motion will make some amount of clicking noise. What you want is a "mouse" that has no mechanical motion at all and uses electo-sensing to indicate taps. There's probably something out there if you look around, but note that the only difference between such a non-clicking mouse and a touchpad, is that you can't physically move a touchpad to move the pointer. So maybe you should just get a larger side touchpad instead - there are plenty of those on the market.
1449815
The noise is noticeable in a quiet environment. To me it allows me to know that the touch sensor on the button is working. I think that is a control that could turn that off. Here is a link to more details of that mouse. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/help/support/how-to/mouse/use-sculpt-touch-mouse
594890
The buttons don't seem to 'click' any more or less than other mouses I have laying around. They do seem to have a deeper pitch, though. So, I guess that could be perceived as less loud.
170352
I wouldn't say it is loud - I can hear it snap shut from other rooms in the house.
1100913
The buttons are fairly sensitive, however you may not be able to hear your recording unless you are right next to it. There is no volume control and it is not very loud.
650109
the top main clickers make sound... the side buttons do as well but very minimal. almost to the point of no hearing.and the scroll button once pushed inward does make a click
819403
Clicky. All the buttons are hard plastic, so you can feel and hear when you press something.
1417956
There is an audible click sound when the unit powers on/off, I don't know that I would call it loud, but that's my opinion
1656524
It squeeks- yes they will hear you and they will mostly likely be annoyed. I use my ipod when jumping so I don't hear it. If you want a quiet one, go with the bellicon. It's quiet but a bit more pricy.
91168
The only noise I will occasionally hear is a slight click when the power switches on/off. Other than that, it is completely silent. It's basically a digital clock with outlets
710996
Yes the buttons are sensitive, Only thing is as its on the same level as bummer, sometimes I end up pressing both the power button and the volume together making my phone silent.
1872097
No. They make no noise at all. Even the buttons are silent. These are very qood quality bed warmers (at least in my experience). So far I have purchased 2 queens and 2 fulls.