It feels a bit jittery and noticably mushy. But it does feel like a nice, suitably-heavy hunk of plastic. It feels like a big hunk of plastic with some foam and a fingerball. I don’t use Windows or Linux to a point where it’s worth my time to set up fancy input devices for them, so I can’t comment on the software’s usability on that front - but most anecdotal evidence I’ve encountered suggests that the official drivers operate brilliantly on Windows and middling-to-well on Linux. Invariably it does - and in some cases even offers device-specific functionality, as with the Logitech Master Mouse 1/2’s fabulous gesture botton. I’ve connected all sorts of crazy devices just to see if it would recognize all the buttons. I’ve found SteerMouse be more than worth the $20, since it seems to cover just about any non-Apple, non-Trackpad input device - and to do so with aplomb.
STEERMOUSE TV SHOW INSTALL
However my interest in programmability basically amounts to “can my third-party drivers run it”? Because in an effort to reduce the amount of random bullshit I install on my machine, I purchased SteerMouse a while back and haven’t looked back since. That being said, the software with which you customize the additional buttons and functionality seemed perfectly usable.
STEERMOUSE TV SHOW FOR MAC
I didn’t find the Elecom drivers for mac to be particularly inspiring. Very nice base, with the ability to fully rest your hand and leave it there - that’s exactly what I’m after (otherwise I’d be using the Trackpad, which I love but cannot get the fucking hang of). As the name would suggest, it’s absolutely designed toward larger hands - but if you wear an M/L glove or larger, it’s definitely worth a shot. The Elecom Huge is a great input device, and a formidable trackball.
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