Review on Renewed Logitech MX ERGO Advanced Wireless Trackball for Windows PC and Mac by Kim Eunu ᠌

Has pros: The hand is in a relaxed position, and the discomfort caused by the brush has subsided. It is a relief to know that the mouse does not need to be moved on the rug, which would put strain on the arm and likely result in tiredness and possibly pain. The charge remains for a very considerable length of time. There is no need to purchase any batteries. Because of the villi and hair that get lodged in the hole caused by the laser, the mouse never blunts. The movement of the cursor is very smooth and effortless; in comparison, using a standard mouse requires a discernible amount of effort to move the cursor in any direction. The trackball mouse is far superior in this regard. Having certain negative aspects The lack of aiming accuracy is, in my opinion, the single most significant disadvantage. Even though I'm not much of a gamer, having this indicator makes it much easier for me to move the cursor in a timely and precise manner. As a result, all that I really care about doing is replacing this mouse. And one more drawback that is significant for me is the involuntary pressing of the right button. For some reason, this problem does not bother me with the first mouse; however, it did bother me with the mouse that came before this one until somehow it stopped pressing on its own when I used that mouse. There's a possibility that the fingers are overly lengthy. It seems as though the wheel is not functioning properly because when you try to turn it down just a tiny bit, it goes all the way down. The price is steep, and if the buttons become inoperable (because to the double-click effect) as rapidly as they do on regular mice, then they are of no value whatsoever.