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It's just plain awful...
I purchased my MM from the Apple store in Ginza, and from the start I was not impressed. First is the tracking - it's really bad, even patched with one of those free extensions. It's not fast and performs poorly on virtually all surfaces I've tried it on, including mouse pads designed for optical mice. Then there are the runners, which are not low friction and make mousing like dragging fingernails across a chalkboard - even on smooth desktops. Then there's the crashing - makes the bluetooth pref pane go spinning ball, even w/o the keyboard in use.
The touch action is just not happening as well as a scroll wheel. Swiping is another mess. I'm glad it's not Summer, or sweaty hands would make it worse.
Pro-MM reviewers are correct - it's the best mouse that Apple has made. But that's not saying much.
The touch action is just not happening as well as a scroll wheel. Swiping is another mess. I'm glad it's not Summer, or sweaty hands would make it worse.
Pro-MM reviewers are correct - it's the best mouse that Apple has made. But that's not saying much.
I've got mostly three surfaces on my desk... wood grain, BHPhoto Magazines and a WACOM tablet. Works best sitting on the wacom tablet, second best on a glossy magazine and not at all on the grain of the wood. When it works smoothly I wouldn't change it for anything! You are correct though... about as annoying as having my mighty mouse wheel button getting stuck.
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Works best for me on paper, minus the drag. Modern optical/laser mice shouldn't have such issues - really. If it's not a reflective surface, it should track reasonably.
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Yours works differently then?
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