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TrevC2
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Jul 8, 2014
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SubGothius
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Jul 9, 2014
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TrevC2About as smooth as an olde-skoole Kensington with the steel roller bearings -- i.e., plenty smooth, IMO better than the modern Delrin or ruby tripod nubs -- and the physical action should get even lighter as you use it a while.
Note you can easily change the hardware DPI on-the-fly at any time; just click the middle+right buttons to cycle thru DPI levels (you can see an LED around the ball edge near the middle button indicating which DPI you're on). If you often need pixel-fine selections, you might use a mid/high hardware DPI and set your OS-level mouse speed comfortably for normal mousing duty, then just middle+right click down to a lower DPI whenever you need finer precision.
Also, to reiterate something I mentioned previously, CST's bundled Superior-X config software appears to be just a licensed/rebranded version of X-Mouse Button Control v1.x, so I've just been using the more full-featured XMBC v2.7 instead. Mac users will prolly be interested in USB Overdrive as a comparable alternative.
Note you can easily change the hardware DPI on-the-fly at any time; just click the middle+right buttons to cycle thru DPI levels (you can see an LED around the ball edge near the middle button indicating which DPI you're on). If you often need pixel-fine selections, you might use a mid/high hardware DPI and set your OS-level mouse speed comfortably for normal mousing duty, then just middle+right click down to a lower DPI whenever you need finer precision.
Also, to reiterate something I mentioned previously, CST's bundled Superior-X config software appears to be just a licensed/rebranded version of X-Mouse Button Control v1.x, so I've just been using the more full-featured XMBC v2.7 instead. Mac users will prolly be interested in USB Overdrive as a comparable alternative.
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If you set the speed fairly high, and then try to select text, is it generally smooth or jumpy and/or sticky?