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I tried repeatedly to use a "magic mouse" for work. I think if your UI only needs one mouse button and an occasionally inconsistent mouse wheel, you'd be fine
by teunispeters 2y ago
I tried repeatedly to use a "magic mouse" for work. I think if your UI only needs one mouse button and an occasionally inconsistent mouse wheel, you'd be fine. It has a long battery life, a not bad weight and works consistently in just web browsers.
Given that none of that has anything to do with my workflow usually, I don't use one anymore.
- tgma 2y ago> if your UI only needs one mouse button Have you tried adjusting the Mouse settings? You can certainly enable right-click. The multitouch gestures + inertial scrolling is actually quite magical compared to a dumb fixed-offset scrollwheel, but the mouse itself is not the most ergonomic.
- lxgr 2y agoScrolling up and down works ok, but anything else feels like a fast track to RSI to me, especially any sideways scrolling movements.
- teunispeters 2y agoyeah. I'm sorry to say but "it doesn't work for me". Part of it may be that my hands are too large for the sensitivity needed. Besides, I work often enough with software that requires 3+ mouse buttons (Unix!) that any restricted or inconsistently touchy interface (literally in this case) goes.