Does this mouse have any type of pinky rest? I can't tell by the pictures.
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In the sense that there is a place to put your pinky finger, yes. The opposite side of the mouse has a rough surface that makes it easy to grip and move. I have particularly large hands and have no trouble with this mouse. I vary between a palm-style grip and a claw-like grip. All of the buttons are reachable with minimal thought and effort. Great mouse. Check out a tear-down review on youtube of it, as it goes to great length to show you the quality of the peripheral.
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No, it has the buttons on the left, and there's a spot to grip it on the right but no pinky rest
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Yes, but I already went back to my Mac mouse. This one seemed to "fall asleep" after a period of inactivity on both a PC and Mac OS X and I always had to jiggle it a little to wake it up before I could start using it.
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Hi C. Burns. -- Yes it did. In fact, the mouse not only had the forward and back thumb buttons, it worked exceptionally great. I had never used a wireless keyboard or mouse before and most definitely never used a mouse with such buttons on it either. It actually made a wonderful improvement over my personal previous mouse experience. I was thoroughly impressed by this new mouse technology. (new to me, anyway.) And it also had adjustable dpi(?), so I could adjust the speed and smoothness of how the pointer worked to my own personal preference. To say the least, I was thoroughly impressed by such technology and how upgrading to it turned out to be such a pleasant experience. Everybody's personal experience is different. I hope you give this wireless Anker set a try. It might just surprise you. Hope this helps. Terri
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Nope. Time to replace the mouse, which is too bad. I bought a couple of extra ones prior to MSFT discontinuing this mouse. I still really like it.
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I don't know...I was switching back and forth between this mouse and my original standard mouse. Have stuck with standard for weeks. I do believe a wrist support might help, but the size of the Evoluent is bigger than I expected and is bulkier to move around.
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The pinky rest is not adjustable. Only the thumb piece is adjustable. As for the slipping the hex head tool. It could be slightly rounded, what could be done is with a small hacksaw cut a small portion of the tool off. Thus making removing the screws and making adjustments easy again. Unfortunately if it is a screw head stripped out more work is required.
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It has a narrow rigid piece down the palm side. I took some stitching out on the palm side and cut it down a lttle and then restitched it because I have small hands. It is really comfortable and effective. I'm thinking of ordering another one because I wear it all the time and it would be nice to have a clean one.
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I dont notice anything like that. The mouse uses a cartridge of weights to adjust the weight. I don't use any of them, as the mouse is fairly heavy compared to my last mouse.
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Yes. Although I would seek another mouse as mine stopped working a week after I purchased it.
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Yes it does. The operating system does not really affect the use of the mouse.
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It's a HP mouse. I bought this twice (one as a spare) cause it's longer and flatter than most mice. If the pics look the same, yes it will be the same.
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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.
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As far as I know nothing. I saw a few different ones in Target over a year ago and they all looked alike aside from the mouse tray designs/colors. And honestly since this one was the cheapest that is why I got it I remember they were around $20 at Target back when. I just needed something functional so lower price was better. I could care less for the pink splash but the white/grey pattern is actually pretty nice.
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the mouse is shaped for right hand use, and there is a couple of long buttons that you need the thumb to press them (I'm right handed and never use them) I tested it with the left hand and if you are going to scroll and use right and left click buttons it's fine, not a deal breaker if you need a silent mouse which it's great. hope that helps
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Dear D. Bere, I wish I knew, but I really don't...so sorry. I assume it does since it is a universal mouse. Perhaps you could ask the seller. Good luck!
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No!!! I recently purchased two spares, because my husband had one of these that died. The old one had a nice quiet scroll wheel, specifically when he took the action of pressing down on the scroll wheel and releasing it. He does that a lot when using Sketch Up. Both of the spares have an audible "pop!" sound when the pressure on the wheel is released. Worse than any other mouse we have ever used.
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Yes it does. It's pretty solid and responsive, but as with all laptop mouse buttons, it kind of feels like a cheap rocker switch. I use a mouse 99% of the time anyway.