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Originally Posted by Rizla
I did wonder at what was Amazon's reasoning for using touchpads instead of traditional buttons. It seemed risky. Are they utterly flush with bezel, so the front face is totally smooth? I suppose that must be very swish. But it might make them hard to locate. If everything is flush, does pressing the buttons feel like touching the screen, or do you actually squeeze? It sounds quite odd without having tried it.
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The buttons, or whatever you want to call them, are located below the glass front. So there is absolutely no way to feel them, you only feel smooth, flat glass. You can adjust the pressure required to activate them via a menu, and you activate them by pressing on the glass or squeezing the glass. There is no physical feedback as to whether you activated the buttons, however you can use the menu to set a vibration to occur to have some feedback. There are multiple feedback levels of vibration, but none are that obvious to me when I use them.