After the trackball, returning to a regular mouse was not easy. Now I'm used to it. It took a couple of days to adjust. What's really cool is that you can even put the device on your knees and work.

The mouse is not for driving on a table or rug. Instead, just spin the ball. Unexpected, but already almost used to it. The hand lies comfortably, the inclination can be chosen. Not the first Logitech, but this one is quite sudden. So far so good.

The software is buggy (Options) - you need to figure out where the jamb is, there are no problems with the MX Master 2S, but here when reassigning the add. buttons disables the scroll wheel. I'll figure it out - I'll correct the review.

This is my second one, I spilled coffee on the first one, and the sensitivity button, which is under the thumb, began to wedge. Haven't taken it apart and cleaned yet.

Has pros: Very interesting device, very easy to use. Works on any surface :) Has cons: The ball often needs to be wiped, because it gets dirty quite a lot. It all depends on how oily/dry your hands are. If you connect to a whistle from the Logi keyboard, lags appear.

Got pros: horizontal scroll programmable buttons brush resting convenient pointer speed change button for greater accuracy With its cons. no separate wheel for volume control after mx master, there is a lack of a wheel with a switchable ratchet

Pros: Comfortable, ergonomic. Requires some getting used to. There are no difficulties in using. Its cons: The ball gets dirty quickly. Needs to be wiped down with a tissue every couple of days.

Pros below: I use for office work, very convenient. Selecting text with a trackball is just top, the accuracy of positioning the cursor on it is also top. Its cons: Clicking keys and somewhat uncomfortable to press the wheel. It's also a little lighter than I'd like.

When compared to the older trackballs that had red and green balls, this one requires a little bit of practice due to the somewhat different hand position and shifting slope. It has many benefits, one of which is that I have relied solely on Logitech trackballs since approximately the year 1997. There is nothing else to be said about this. At this point, I own three of them. From the late 1990s, the wiring has been done with a red ball. The ability to switch between two separate computers at…

The ability to change the angle of inclination is a feature that serves no practical purpose. It's possible that the lower position is intended for a more petite hand. This is not a comfortable position for the majority of people. It's possible to remove the rubber pad. Not a negative, but there is still that. The copy capability that can be used between different devices is more of a marketing gimmick than anything else. Has some pros This version of the product is sturdier than the M570. It…

Pros below: with a lack of space on the table for crawling with a mouse - a great option Different cons: strange device . for me, a regular mouse is still more convenient. period of operation - a month.

Its pros: Two working positions, pairing of two devices, no need to buy and change batteries Cons: Uncomfortable to carry. There is nowhere to insert the transmitter, and it is extremely inconvenient to carry it in your hands or pocket

Its pros: I liked it very much. Does not play, the buttons are pleasantly pressed. The charge lasts for about a month, is actively used. I got used to it in about an hour. Wrist pain gone. Got cons: You have to clean the area where the ball is inserted once a week, otherwise it starts spinning badly, but this trifle takes about two minutes in time.

Has some pros Ergonomics and build quality, long battery life, convenient software from Logitech Has some cons Price and getting used to a different type of work. It's not convenient to play even Word of Tanks =)

Different pros: Comfortable. The hand became really easier after a few hours of work. Has cons: Expensive. In terms of convenience and accuracy, it is inferior to a conventional mouse and you need to get used to it.

Many advantages: Excellent mouse; I quickly used to using it after only a few days. a quickening of the pace of the work (I often surf the Internet pages in my work). The ball is quite comfortable to touch, and the battery charging system is really convenient. Every three to four weeks, I give the ball a good cleaning. It's interesting to note that there is a magnetic mouse system that enables you to adjust where the trackball is positioned. Those individuals who are only beginning their…

I acquired a Logitech M570 out of curiosity about five years ago, and since since then I've been obsessed with trackballs. The M570 was not perfect, but there was no other model like it. When I spotted this model, I was unable to ignore it and move on. This model eliminated a significant number of the issues that the one before it had: - the mouse wheel no longer rotates after being used for a half a year - a battery is more convenient than batteries - ergonomics, ERGO in the name is not just a

At the beginning of the year 2022, I invested in a trackball for my workplace. I was only able to use it for a month before being given the option to work from home instead of in the office. When I was at home, I operated an iMac using the touchpad. A month later, the hand started to be taken away in small increments (problems with the neck). Long periods of time were spent in pain. I went to work after waiting another two months and carried the trackball with me. Within a month, the discomfort

Its pros: An excellent contraption, paired with an ergonomic keyboard K860 is a bomb! It will definitely save you from carpal tunnel syndrome. Has cons: You need to clean the ball weekly and keep your hands clean))))

Got pros: Ease of use on the couch. Good materials and work out of the box. He installs the driver himself. With its cons. The wheel (trackball) is a little slow, it can be adjusted faster but then accuracy suffers. I play games and is only suitable for leisurely meditative, such as TFT.