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Question: I'm looking for a compact mouse to do CAD work on my laptop. Does this mouse support middle click?
Document: This is counterintuitive and annoying. Second, perhaps it's my laptop (Lenovo Yoga 13), but occassionally the bluetooth connection is unreliable. I've had some issues with the mouse movement operating at a delay, especially if I'm downloading a large file at the same time. Third, there's no middle mouse button.Overall I do not regret buying the Wedge, but I had hoped it would have been less a downgrade from my bulky wireless mouse than it was. Purchase it if you're looking for portability above all else.
I don't know if some may find this situation can be overlooked, but to me, a mouse that cannot be used comfortably in a long work session is a no go.Another issue being the lack of middle-click (according to the Amazon Q&A;), and more importantly, the inability to reprogram the touch gestures to a browser's back and forward function.In conclusion, the Microsoft Wedge Touch mouse is a very sleek looking and ultra portable mouse that breaks down when you actually use it.
Disappointed that this does not support Windows 8 gestures, my interpretation of marketing material was that it did. Disappointed that it does not have a middle-click. Disappointed that it turns on and off with a push-button rather than a switch, because it has turned itself on in my bag. Disappointed that right-clicks often register as left clicks - one big button wasn't a good idea. Scrolling with a wheeled mouse is much easier than the whole-hand movement needed to scroll with this mouse.
I do find it a bit surprising that it can't register taps as clicks; this seems like a no-brainer for such a device. If you're looking for a really high-DPI mouse with fancy controls like on-the-fly sensitivity, middle click, thumb buttons, etc. then this isn't it. Additionally, due to the design of the clicker being all one piece, you can't right and left click at the same time.
I always use the middle click to open pages in new tabs and close them. Even though there are substitutes for these functions, such as Ctrl+click and Ctrl+W and clicking X, it is much more efficient and fast to use the middle click for those purposes. Even though Wdge Mouse is a really cool looking and comfortable mouse, I cannot see a reason why I should give up productivity when there are mice that provide all of them.
I'm sure this mouse would be fine if only used right-handed. But even if you are right-handed, you have to lift your pointer finger off the mouse and make a deliberate single press with your middle finger for it to register as a right-click. Lame.
Esthetics are important! This mouse is quite unusual and different looking which immediately makes it... very cool ;).It is light, compact, comfortable (after you get used to it), and does the simple touch gestures I use often. I'm actually quite glad they did not allow it more advanced gestures as it is too small for any of the pinch to zoom or those that may require more then one finger to be used comfortably.
Not recommended. I questioned the size of this mouse when I bought it, but size has actually been little problem. It doesn't cramp my hands or anything like that.There are several usability issues though. Most glaring is the lack of a middle click function, which I use a lot. Another annoyance includes inconsistent scroll speed. I seem to scroll at different speeds depending on which application I'm in, and from one time to the next.
I was looking for a compact wireless mouse to use with my laptop and after much research I chose the Microsoft Wedge Touch Mouse. It fits comfortably in my hand and works seamlessly with my laptop. It's small size and low profile make it easy to store and carry along. It's bluetooth technology makes a usb receiver and unnecessary addition which takes up an available usb port on my laptop. All in all, worth every penny and more!
I use this for my Dell Venue 8 Pro. It works well, is easily portable. Sometimes Right and Left Click get a little confused, but that is likely due to the size.I would recommend this to anyone looking for an ultra portable mouse for an ultra book or tablet. I would want something sturdier if i was sitting at a desk on a laptop.
Answer: No, it does mot.