I guess I should list my info, too, even though I largely plan on playing alone.
GAF username: branny
BattleTag: Bran#1439
Region: North America
Favourite Class: Wizard
I have small hands, so it's a full grip for me. With the way that I naturally hold it, I never accidentally press the side buttons. My ring finger is normally curled over them toward the base of the mouse, with a small gap in between from the joint there. It's also comfortable to rest my ring finger against the topmost side button for easy access (the mouse is light enough to accommodate this without accidental presses). I just can't figure out a painless way to handle both buttons on that side.
You can also get full left and right clicks really low. Pressing them on either side of the CPI button beneath the scroll wheel feels the same as pressing them higher.
The wheel is nice, too, even if there is no side-to-side support. Discrete scrolling, sturdy middle click.
I may have written more about it in this post recently.
GAF username: branny
BattleTag: Bran#1439
Region: North America
Favourite Class: Wizard
As Yoshi said, you can disable the buttons in the software by making a "Do Nothing" macro. edit: Actually, Yoshi said he needed a third-party program for his, but the Diablo III mouse comes with its own suite that lets you do it without that.You can't disable the extra buttons for left handers?
Do you have big hands or little hands? How long are your fingers?
I REALLY want this Diablo mouse, but want to see what kind of hand you are rocking before I pull the trigger.
I have an average sized hand, but fairly small fingers in length.
I have small hands, so it's a full grip for me. With the way that I naturally hold it, I never accidentally press the side buttons. My ring finger is normally curled over them toward the base of the mouse, with a small gap in between from the joint there. It's also comfortable to rest my ring finger against the topmost side button for easy access (the mouse is light enough to accommodate this without accidental presses). I just can't figure out a painless way to handle both buttons on that side.
You can also get full left and right clicks really low. Pressing them on either side of the CPI button beneath the scroll wheel feels the same as pressing them higher.
The wheel is nice, too, even if there is no side-to-side support. Discrete scrolling, sturdy middle click.
I may have written more about it in this post recently.