Click Right On Macbook

be sure to Format the drive to NTFS, otherwise this will seem very slow! Right click, Format! Speed is good but depends on the computer / laptop you are using. Works better with faster computers it seems. Overall a very good product, especially for the size/price ratio.

I have worked with the Really Right Stuff panorama gear and the Nodal Ninja provides more functionality and at a lower total cost. In particular the ability to set the degrees of rotation and have a click mechanism is what sets it apart. I do not need to try to find 2.5 degree increments on a scale but can instead rely on the click to tell me when to take the next shot. This saves a lot of time and makes it easier to shoot in low light settings as well. The start and end tabs of the rotators also make it easy to have multi-row shots start and end at the same place. This is a well thought out piece of equipment by people who actually shoot panoramics. Lots of refinements that are not found on other pano setups that are in this price range. A small thing perhaps but I like that they provide a very good storage case for all the parts. With Really Right Stuff I had to buy a third part neoprene case that was expensive and not all that well designed for actual use in the field.

I am very happy with this lens and I am glad I bought it. The lens is almost perfect; the only thing I would complain about is that I wish the lens hood attached a little better. Right now the lens hood has a soft click when it snaps into place, and I wish the click was a little stronger, however, it is still a 5 star lens.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I'm using this mouse with my macbook pro. I use is with photoshop and illustrator and it's really great! Great design and the right click feature and scrolling feature is very helpful. I really think it was worth spending the money!

Fond of the MX Keys, but missed the feedback of the G613. Wireless is a must. Go back and forth with a MacBook and some Windows PCs using a TESmart two monitor KVMP, so I had to give up the click for the compatibility when the MacBook joined the work party. This MX Mechanical does it all for me. The auto-OS bit is genius. I love the feel. I can find it in the dark. Still use the Bluetooth for my phone. Very solid build, afaict. After the MX Keys, still getting used to OSX vs Win10 special keys placement - but I manage. Quiet is a relative thing; similar to the Romer-G Tactile. Nobody else around to complain. YMMV. Softer sound, a bit. Maybe not as mushy feel. The old cheap Alienware AW568 that got me hooked back on mechanical is in a box now, so... Nobody complained about it - prior to WFH. Had been using an M720 Triathlon, but the lure of the full-on Bolt Bundle was too strong! One dongle to rule them all, as it were. Miss the tilt wheel a little, but now we have the thumb wheel. Meh. The Master 3S is a nicer and quieter click than the M720. And yes, I even tried out a Master 3 before going w/ the Bolt Bundle, and the clicks are nicer yet on the 3S. Still, a mouse is mostly a mouse for what I do. Yeah, I bought it for the Bolt Bundle. Otherwise, a bit pricey for moving a cursor here and there... Bundle at B&H nicely discounted. Worth a couple of days wait. Glad I sprang for it. Now the MX Keys lives w/ the HTPC in the family room. And, the G613 and M720 are in Club Nerd, w/ the NAS etc. Buh bye to the last of the Microsoft combos. Officially a full-on Logi fan boi now!

Matches the feel on my MacBook Air. Love that I can click with a light press. Multi touch gestures offer useful functionality. Internal rechargeable battery is a plus, no more replacing batteries.

click and go

Right on Time.

Right size.