It will register a right click instead of a left click half the time, and when I am using it in

Flimsy, no middle click, and small and uncomfortable for large hands.

On the two that don't have this problem, one of them doesn't lose its pairing, however it takes several clicks to bring the mouse out of sleep mode

The right click only works when you click on the very edge of the corner

Casually scrolling through a document reading as you go along with this mouse is impossible since you can't scroll slowly with the scroll function and you will have a hard time clicking on the scroll bar or it's arrow buttons

The right click only works when you click on the very edge of the corner

:) The one-piece button doesn't pose any issues with mistaking a left-click for a right-click, which was my biggest fear.

Works decently, but the right-click is a bit wonky compared to the older version

For example, if you are running an application that requires you to hold right click to enable some functionality, then left click to select, you are SOL.

You MUST lift your index finger all the way off the mouse in order for it to register a right click.

Ergonomics aside, the fabric of the mouse feels very comfortable, touch scroll works flawlessly, and aside from a few right click issues the button sensing is excellent with a decent click.

You have to lift your index finger off the mouse to do a right click which is a bit annoying

, I like the scrolling, instead of the classic click wheel scrolling lines this provides a nice smooth scroll

The right click will not count as a right click unless you lift your other finger off, apparently that's an issue for some people, and has been a complaint for me with the Apple Mouse, but this for reasons I can't explain isn't as much of a hassle, it's more natural to use

On mine, I have to press pretty far back on the right side for it to register as a right-click.

This is the only thing I don't like about the Arc Mouse -- I wish it had the soft quiet click so that I could also use it in the bedroom while someone is sleeping

It's single piece, but left and right click is quite distinctive and 3-finger click works well

However, at times the sensitivity impacts whether a command outputs a right click or left click.

:) The one-piece button doesn't pose any issues with mistaking a left-click for a right-click, which was my biggest fear.

The button click on the Arc Mouse is a little bit louder than the soft click on most Microsoft mice.

I think it's because I do this that I've not had any problems with right-clicks being registered as left clicks

If you have strong hands or stronger hands than mine, the clicking won't be an issue, but it is an issue for me

As well, simple clicking requires far more pressure than necessary.

Occasionally I have issues with it detecting right-clicks, though that may just be me being closer to center than the mouse likes

Everything but the right click is great

Right clicking is absolutely tedious

3 finger middle click is terrible

It's also improved in that the scroll function (triggered by a finger running up and down the front of the mouse) makes a quieter clicking sound than the previous version

The right click and middle click are just for show