Review on 🖱️ ELECOM 2.4GHz Wireless Thumb-Operated Trackball Mouse, 6-Button Function with Smooth Tracking, Precision Optical Gaming Sensor - Black (M-XT3DRBK) by Cesar Danger

Due to an injury to my right thumb I had to buy a left handed mouse and/or trackball. Trackball, I decided to get it, not a left-handed mouse. I have heeded the warnings that the black/grey ball included in the kit does not track well; So I bought a green Perixx bullet to replace it. Green worked pretty well but still bounced around when moving from rest. So I bought a red Elecom shineball which was expensive (over $17) but damn it's awesome. Track like a champ. Worked very well and accurately and didn't jump at all. Since the trackball was new (less than 100 hours of use) I didn't have to clean it before testing the red. The buttons on the left EX-G trackball (especially the right one) are very, very soft. I would never use this trackball for gaming. Why, oh why didn't the manufacturer release a left-handed version of the EX-G Pro (M-XPT1MR-XBK)? The buttons on the EX-G Pro are present; accurate and clickable; There is no pulp here. The Pro version also comes with a red ball and tracks very well. Please. Please make a left handed version and please fix the scroll wheel. It sucks. It clicks so hard it's inaccurate. Even after my injury has fully healed; I'll probably still use a left-handed trackball - and yes, I'll only use this red ball. Wireless trackball - And - I use both at the same time. Working settings In the left hand EX-G Lefty, in the right - a wireless mouse Kensington Expert Mouse (by the way, with a phenomenal scroll ring). Game settings In the left hand Kensington Expert . In the right hand is a stunning EX-G Pro. Every movement of the mouse pointer is almost always done with Kensington Expert. Hope this helps someone.