🖱️ Kensington SlimBlade Trackball Mouse (K72327U): Effortless Cursor Precision and Sleek Design Review

This is my review of a device that I have only used for three days. Let's see. I took the device as a weak replacement for control panels from blackmagick and perfectly understood what I was doing. In general, the device can and should be used. He needs to be understood. For me, using the device seems to be more familiar than the mouse. As if I worked with him before the mouse, although I have been using the mouse from the very beginning of working at the computer, and this is 1995, his leg))…

In general, I am satisfied with the purchase - the design is magnificent, the surprise of friends is guaranteed. If the price doesn't scare you, take it. Pros below: First, a few clarifications: it has four keys, not one. The ones closest to the user act as the right and left mouse buttons, the top ones - media control and image viewing. A large and massive ball in the hole lies freely, it can be removed and washed if necessary. Optical sensors are located along the walls of the well. In…

I'm right-handed, but suddenly it turned out that the trackball is more convenient for me to use with my left hand. Since the native application refused to be friends with me, I downloaded EitherMouse - with its help I was able to set the mouse "like for a right-hander", and the trackball "like for a left-hander". From what now I endlessly buzz. Some pros: Looks high quality and expensive. It is worth getting used to, and you want to return to the mouse only for games. You don't have to clean…

The trackball does not replace the mouse. The mouse positions the cursor faster and more accurately. Therefore, with the acquisition of a trackball from a mouse, I did not refuse. But thanks to the use of a split keyboard, I was able to place the trackball in the center of the keyboard. Thanks to this, I can at the same time control the mouse and type without changing the position of the wrist: I do not have to move my hand to the mouse and back every time I need to click somewhere. It seems…

I've owned it for several years. The thing is unusual, but interesting. Most of the effect can be obtained if there is not enough space for the mouse. The trackball is much more convenient than the touchpad of laptops! It should be noted that using such a thing is very unusual, therefore - at first it will be much slower than a mouse (but comparable to the touchpad of most laptops). But - much more mobile wrist. But we must take into account that at the same time the hand hangs over the ball…

Nothing is perfect, and this trackball is no exception. from the point of view of fatigue of the hand - well, no need to crawl on the table. In terms of convenience - yes, it is convenient. But the speed of work is significantly reduced compared to the mouse. In general, if you need to do something urgently, then I take the mouse. For leisurely work and when the brush gets tired - suitable. The loud sound of pressing the keys is annoying. . : lived for about a year, practically did not use…

I work almost all day at the PC, my wrist began to ache. Also the mouse is out of order (Logitech MX Rev' 2022). I read advice on the Internet, I bought it to try. Liked! I chose a trackball with a large ball in the middle. From Logitech trackballs under the thumb, it seems to me, the hand will get very tired and the cursor positioning accuracy will decrease. Set it up like this: top left button - double wedge top right - right wedge bottom left - left click bottom right - middle click You can

I bought this a month ago hoping I'll like it. I've loved my Kensington Expert trackball mouse for a long time, only it gets dirty easily. I was hoping that this trackball would be self-cleaning due to the hole in the ground underneath the ball. So far so good on that front. However, this trackball had a major flaw that was driving me nuts. Each time I pressed one of the buttons, it "snapped" a little before the microswitch turned on with a normal click. I felt like there was a small piece of…

I've been using Kensington trackballs for 30 years, since ADB. Kensington manufactures the heaviest ball required for fast mouse rotation and movement. Like many others I was a little dismayed at the general drop in quality and fluidity over the years but they are still the best I could find. My last two Expert trackballs weren't working properly. One had a sticky scroll ring (even after it was cleaned and lubricated with graphite) and the other had electrical issues that caused items to "drop"

After using the Kensington Expert Mouse for over a year, I finally tried the Slimblade and found that it had a major problem. At least I keep pressing the Expert Mouse's scroll ring, which causes it to scroll down when I don't want it to, which is pretty annoying at times. I was hoping that the Slimblade would have all the benefits of the Expert Mouse, except for one major issue I had with the Expert Mouse: the damn scroll ring. Unfortunately it isn't. While the Expert Mouse had one major flaw,