I bought a trackball for work at the beginning of 2022. I managed to use it for only a month, after which I was sent to work from home. At home, I used the touchpad with an iMac. A month later, the hand began to be taken away (problems with the neck). Suffered for a long time. After another 2 months, I went to work and took the trackball. Within a month the pain was gone. I sometimes work 12 hours. Who would have thought that the position of the hand affect health! Now we have begun to prepare…

About 5 years ago I bought a logitech m570 out of interest and became addicted to trackballs. The m570 had flaws, but there were no analogues. When I saw this model - I could not pass by. This model got rid of many of the problems of the previous one: - mouse wheel no longer troit after half a year of use - a battery is more convenient than batteries - ergonomics, ERGO in the name is not just a word - it fits well in the hand - build quality and materials have become much better If this is the

Different pros: Great mouse, got used to it in a couple of days. Increased the speed of work (I often surf the Internet pages in my work). Convenient battery charging system, the ball is pleasant to the touch. I clean the ball every 3-4 weeks. Interestingly, there is a magnetic mouse system that allows you to change the position of the trackball. For those who are just switching to trackballs and are not ready to give up the mouse - perfect! Super space saver for the mouse. I practice working

I have been using it for about 6 months. On the one hand, a cool, comfortable in all respects mouse (trackball), I got used to it very quickly - it was not a problem. And you can play games (I haven’t tried action games, but the strategies go with a bang). But the wheel on which dents remain just killed me! Very disappointed, it is better to buy a cheaper analogue, and not be disappointed that he died.

This device is my first experience with a trackball. The experience is positive. I admit I'm surprised that I quickly got used to the device. Before buying it, I looked through a bunch of reviews on YouTube and the only thing they kept silent about was the lack of a niche for the receiver in the device itself (indicated in the shortcomings). With its pros. 1. Very comfortable in the hand. 2. You can change the angle of inclination. 3. Predictable ball speed. 4. Precise mode. 5. Ergonomic…

I use a mouse to connect to a PC and to a laptop. I have a keyboard from the same series. I use 1 transmitter for keyboard and mouse. So to say Savings on USB ports. At the time of purchase, there was a problem with setting up the software, the software was installed and did not display the devices, but ates have recently arrived and now the devices are displayed and you can program the keys, but I still don’t know what to program, so far what is on them by default is enough.

After 10 years of office work and a couple of unsuccessful falls in the winter, my wrist began to hurt a lot, and many years of use of the excellent M705 mouse no longer saved me. I switched to a non-vertical mouse, it became much better. Then I decided to try the trackball. And fell in love :) My arm started to hurt a lot less, I sometimes use it with a pillow under my wrist, it's so good. I got used to it literally in a day. And the rotation of the ball is a very good anti-stress. As a…

Six months later, the ball began to hang out in its slot. Do not buy in any case, the quality of workmanship is terrible. The first month everything is fine, but the longer the use, the more problems come out. First, the mouse wheel crackled, then the keys began to rattle, now it began to shake and click the ball in its "basket". The trackball is less than six months old. Disgusting quality, no more Logitech. For such money to buy such problems.

I get high from this trackball for the second day. I can’t work with a mouse for a long time - my wrist hurts, so I used the MX570 from the same Loditech for 5 years. After the left mouse button broke, I decided to upgrade to MX Ergo. I don't regret one bit. • The trackball is larger in size: the hand lies more comfortably, the fingers lie on the buttons as they should. Due to the additional tilt of 20°, the wrist does not strain at all • the ball moves much smoother than on the MX570 •…

Both a trackball and a mouse are connected to the PC. And for a variety of load on the brush, and for different tasks. For the most delicate tasks and for games, the mouse is still better. Although I didn’t have to master the trackball, it fell into my hand like a native, I immediately began to work quite accurately. With its pros. Convenience, unloading of a hand. The batteries last a long time. You can connect to a PC and a laptop at the same time, as there is a bluetooth receiver in the kit.

If anyone knows the trackball better than the Logitech MX ERGO, then they have not used this device. Better at the moment (06202222) - no. There is not. Does not exist. And, yes - I have something to compare. For - I'm afraid to lie - it seems ~ 3-4 years of operation of MX ERGO, at work (40 hours a week of active pawing!), at home I went through 4 trackballs: - predecessor Logitech M570; - wired Logitech trackman Marble; - Kensington Expet with wrist rest; - gaming, 8-button Elecom deft PRO;

After the old trackballs with red and green balls - it takes a little getting used to because of the slightly different hand position and changing slope. Its pros: I have been using ONLY logitech trackballs since about 97. There is nothing more to add. Now I have 3 of them. Wired with a red ball since the late 90s. A very cool idea and implementation of switching between two different computers at the same time, if both have bluetooth ! The last time I used a mouse was in the mid-90s…

If you don't have wrist pain, I don't think you need a trackball. Everything is fine with my wrist, but I thought, maybe I'll get a new experience and sensations. No, I worked with the trackball for a couple of weeks, then I took my old mouse in my hand and how cool and comfortable it turned out to be with it. It has both precision and speed compared to a trackball and a free scroll wheel. Mouse Logitech MX Performance, by the way. I have been working with her for 8 years, all the coatings have

I really tried to come to terms with it. I changed the speed settings, lowered them twice from what I was used to - from 12 to 7. I turned on the "increased pointer setting accuracy", which is unusual for me, but allows the trackball to be more accurate (I recommend everyone to try with this setting). I tried to get used to switching to precise mode - it lowers the cursor speed by about five times, but I was not ready to turn it on and off every time. I changed this mouse in the store three…

Changing the angle of inclination is a rather useless feature. The lower position is probably designed for a small hand. For the average, this position is uncomfortable. The rubber pad comes off. Not a minus, but still. The copy function between devices is more marketing than something useful. Has some pros This model is more solid than the M570. It has all the advantages of trackballs and they are described in other reviews. Has some cons Logitech categorically does not want to put decent…

Firstly it wasn't plug and play with win7. I had to adjust the cursor speed in windows which caused the cursor to be very slow on boot. he then had the ball under control, so he was useless for games. I figured I'd have to download the Logitech software to fix this. I downloaded the latest version from the Logitech website. From that point on I had no more functionality. It blocked all trackball functions completely, even during boot and login. I've been a Logitech fan for 20 years now and love

Works straight out of the box, this was a plain white box with a label. In addition to the mouse and disk, the box contained a warranty, a battery information sheet and a plus wedge. At the bottom of the attached sign was a sticker directing the user to go to their website from which the necessary software can be downloaded. Wedge options are 10 degrees, 20 degrees, or 30 degrees - I was hoping for a wider range, but found that toggling between 10 and 20 helped tire the mouse. Obviously people…

I have one of these for my desktop computer and it has been a life saver for my wrist for over a year. I will never go back to a regular mouse. My wrist will hurt even with the gel palm rest and the muscles in the back of my hand will hurt. I spend all day on the keyboard and mouse. This Logitech, tilted to the right at its base, puts my hand and wrist in a comfortable position. Painless! I just got a new MacBook for work and need to take my personal MacBook with me on business trips so I don't

I tried a Logitech wireless trackball that wasn't Blue Tooth and the USB receiver kept failing. I used three receivers with my latest Logitech trackball and all receivers eventually failed due to a frayed USB port connection. So I was very skeptical about Logitech's other wireless mouse, insisting it had to be Blue Tooth or nothing. I didn't want to dwell on the USB receiver issue anymore. So far this mouse has worked great. I am very happy with it. The battery it comes with lasts a long time…

Ordered this item a long time ago and am very satisfied. The original item I ordered came packaged in a box that looked like new and included a rubberized stand that increases the angle of the mouse over the metal stand itself. However, I recently attempted to back-order this product for a second office. The first mouse arrived in a clearly opened box. It was clear that this mouse has not been updated so much since after some return it was immediately returned in a package already opened. It…