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It's funny. I've never understood the hatred of the hockey puck mouse, I always loved mine. I think the answer was in how you held it. I held it very lightly w
by sambeau 14y ago
It's funny. I've never understood the hatred of the hockey puck mouse, I always loved mine.
I think the answer was in how you held it. I held it very lightly with the tips of my fingers and so could throw it around with real speed and accuracy. I thought it's shape made it far more manoeuvrable. Because it had a chord I never had any problems with orientation either. I liked it's solidity too.
For a long time I assumed that the criticisms came from people who had either never used it (or had used it very briefly at a reseller's). I still believe this to a certain degree. There was a lot of irrational and ill-informed Apple bashing at the time and, to me, this was just one of the anti-Apple style-over-substance mantras.
- lostlogin 14y agoMy dislike was due to its odd shape in my hand - my hands are quite large. It was so small and I struggled to click with accuracy too. I also dislike the current cordless one too - people I work with leave the mouse in all sorts of strange places and almost always I seem to start driving it upside down. And the lack of proper scroll wheel is infuriating when trying to scroll through a CT scan or MRI - using the fantastic DICOM/image viewer Osirix and trying to scroll 1 image either way is quite tricky.