Here are a couple of shots. It’s a bit difficult to tell the angles on the photo’s. I am able to easily move my thumb from the dropper remote to the lockout. The lever doesn’t go straight down, which is how the photo looks, but rather it is at an angle and moves towards the dropper button when engaged. The lockout is pretty stiff and requires a firm press to engage. For me, the set up works fine, but I tend to only use the lockout on fire road type climbs and tend to leave the suspension open on the trail.
