I use all the buttons on my G502 and G700s, I even used the gshift function for a little while which effectively gives you a second layer.
hmm... it seems the majority all have uses for all those buttons... either in game or work.
Want to ask, do you guys explicitly "adapt" your grip style in order to utilize the buttons, or you pick those mouse because your grip style naturally can reach all those buttons?
Edit: asked this because I tried to change my grip style to use a G700, didnt work out, so sold it to a friend.
I use up to 5 or 6 buttons, I use two side buttons religiously for forward and back and a top button for page reload.
If I have to adapt to button placement, the placement is wrong.
I actually passed on a Logitech Master just yesterday specifically because the side buttons were so poorly placed. The side roller was well placed (which I could take it or leave it) but the two buttons were almost useless with how I gripped the mouse.
I have a g100, Yes I use all three of them
Sometimes.. I just click all the buttons on the Mouse, just for fun...
Sometimes.. I just click all the buttons on the Mouse, just for fun...
hahahaha.... btw tp, your main mouse is? the WMO? or your modded G100s?
Sometimes.. I just click all the buttons on the Mouse, just for fun...
hahahaha.... btw tp, your main mouse is? the WMO? or your modded G100s?
I only haz 1x G100S
It's on my main pc..
But I use at least 2 different pcs throughout the day..
Am considering getting a second G100S..Show Image(http://www.cute-factor.com/images/smilies/onion/069.gif)
OuO then this time keep it stock or also mod the hell out of them switches?
No, I don't. I probably should.
I try to use the mouse as least as possible, being a coder. The only mouse buttons I use is left + right and occasionally the back button on my avior 7000.
I don't use any side buttons unless I'm playing WoW with my naga. For everything else, I use my Diamondback and no side buttons.
I try to use the mouse as least as possible, being a coder. The only mouse buttons I use is left + right and occasionally the back button on my avior 7000.
as a former programmer, I agree with this.
When doing coding, using the mouse is not the most productive way, it kinds of slow things down because you have to move your hands from the keyboard, and then to and fro from the mouse.
but what about other occasions? such as gaming, browsing etc.?
Yes, use all, don't change grip (claw-ish), can be awkward reaching forward most side button on right side (right handed). Specifically got a mouse that had large side buttons that were programmable. Ended up with a cm storm recon. Pleased with it. Use for work.
I could have sworn I already replied here but I'm not seeing my post.
Unless I'm using my naga for WoW I don't use any buttons except left and right click. I don't even use the scroll click.
I think the main reason for this is that I mostly use a Diamondback and the side buttons are not conveniently placed at all, especially the ones on the right side that I mis-click all the time. I just love the shape of the mouse. I wish I could find something similar without the side buttons.
I'm considering using a different mouse and mapping my D and F to my side buttons for league, but I don't really have an issue reaching them on my keyboard so I don't really see the point.
No, I don't. I probably should.
what mouse is it?
I could have sworn I already replied here but I'm not seeing my post.
Unless I'm using my naga for WoW I don't use any buttons except left and right click. I don't even use the scroll click.
I think the main reason for this is that I mostly use a Diamondback and the side buttons are not conveniently placed at all, especially the ones on the right side that I mis-click all the time. I just love the shape of the mouse. I wish I could find something similar without the side buttons.
I'm considering using a different mouse and mapping my D and F to my side buttons for league, but I don't really have an issue reaching them on my keyboard so I don't really see the point.
I haven't used scroll button / mmb since the logitech g5. They all suck now IMHO.
though reluctant to admit that middle mouse button of mice nowadays sucks, but I still use them when browsing, it is extremely convenient to open tabs and close tabs, but is super annoying when they decide to kick the bucket and gives you double, or triple clicks... >:D
I have a Razer Naga 2014. Other than the bottom-most top button which is just too hard to reach, I do indeed use them all, in gaming at least. In fact the one just below the scroll wheel is a layer toggle so the side buttons are F1-F12.
Outside of gaming I still use a fair number of them since I can assign them to be various shortcuts. Copy/pasta, save for web in Photoshop, etc.
I'd been pondering an MMO mouse and got it on a whim when Amazon warehouse deals had a cheap returned one figuring I'd give it a whirl and probably dismiss it as stupid. Now I can't live without it. Whoops.
Are you a claw type user or palm? I think the hand size also plays a role in how you are able to use the buttons available on the mouse.