Pros
- Logitech says a lot. Company Guarantee. Ease of use under certain conditions. Unusual design.
Cons
- Price. No inert wheel, fast scrolling, as on other Logitech models, such as G700s Dust under control ball.
Logitech Wireless Trackball M570 Renewed Review
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Very good
Rating
4.2
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Details
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless |
|---|---|
| Recommended Uses For Product | Laptop |
| Brand | Logitech |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Personal Computer |
| Movement Detection Technology | Trackball |
Description of Logitech Wireless Trackball M570 Renewed
NOTE:The connector/wireless receiver is found inside the back side of the mouse. Wireless operating distance: Approx 10m4. Sensor Resolution: 540. Trackball comfort: Sculpted shape supports your hand and stays in one place—move the cursor without moving your arm. Work and play anywhere: Get smooth, precise cursor control wherever you use your trackball—your desk, couch, even your bed. Logitech Unifying receiver: Connect up to six Unifying compatible devices with one tiny wireless.Long battery life: Go for up to 18 months without changing the included AA battery* (*Battery life may vary based on user and computing conditions) receiver that stays in your laptop.For Windows or Mac OS: Robust 2.4 GHz wireless connection lets you control your laptop, desktop computer or home theater PC wirelessly from up to 30 ft. away** (** Actual wireless range will vary with use, settings and e.
Pros
- Ergonomic.
Cons
- The button broke, I ordered 4 pieces in China at once, because in the 2022 could not find a penny detail. The result is 120r on alik and voila, the mouse is back in the ranks, for another 7 years.
Pros
- Customizable keys and the ball itself, ergonomics are not bad, but rather for a small hand.
Cons
- The accuracy of the trackball is lame - strong jerks, it is very inconvenient to even select text because of this. Does not connect to Unifying, although it is stated that it can - you will have to be content with the old SetPoint (learned from Logi technical support)
Pros
- A well-established model with a classic minimalistic design. It frees up space on the table, as it does not require a rug and space for a run.
Cons
- - Frankly weak positioning compared to the mouse (especially gaming). For the office - great, unload the hand, but it works for me in tandem with the mouse occasionally used for CAD programs and toys. - You really need to clean the ball itself often. I clean about once every 11-hour work shift. - Somehow mysteriously it works, then the click wheel does not work. It is solved by launching the complete software, but at the age of 21 it is strange to install a separate software for a trackball with five buttons. - After 10 months of active everyday use, the left mouse button switch on my device began to fail. Less active users don't experience this issue (three devices in a watch group)
Pros
- The hand does not strain, a minimum of movements. Wireless!
Cons
- 1. After 2 years, the left button began to fail, double clicks occur. 2. It is necessary to clean the seat of the ball once a week or two. The protrusions on which it is located collect dirt and the ball begins to rotate unevenly (indicated in the photo) 3. If dirt gets into the hole with the optical element, you will have to suffer to clean it, and even some lint will affect the movement of the pointer.\ 4. The price is high for a mouse that has been working for 2 years (moreover, I used to have some kind of logitech mouse, the left button also turned off there)
Pros
- Good ergonomics. Compared to conventional mice, the hand rests completely on it and gets tired less. Claimed battery life. Quite stable and non-slip. There is no dependence on the surface - that's why it is a trackball. Works without problems with Linux.
Cons
- No inertial scrolling (can be solved by binding the modifier key to the scrolling ball) Periodically cleaning is required. Slightly sweaty hand. You can get hell in 2022 - in large networks only MX Ergo, although this model has not been discontinued. Barely found a seller on ebay with an adequate price.
Pros
- Great wireless trackpad. I've been using it for more than two months - I haven't changed the batteries. Previously used marble - wires interfered. Great solution for laptop owners.
Cons
- In addition to a fairly high cost - has not yet found.
Pros
- 1. No need to move the table. If you urgently need to print something without sitting down at the table, then it is much more convenient. I have a mouse and a trackball connected to one receiver (the computer is working, and only I use the trackball well). And the mouse needs to be moved, but it’s more difficult to do it while standing - the load is partially distributed on the hands, and the hand is not so comfortable. About games - it's easy. In any shooter, RPG, strategy, it doesn't matter. In the first place, I used both the mouse and the trackball in parallel, now the mouse is used, but only if you just need to make a couple of clicks. 2. Wireless interface. It seems to be a trackball. Still, the lack of a wire solves it. From one good battery, it lives for about a year in active use (Duracells are mostly not advertising, they just sit down for a really long time and the native one was Chinese Duracell, there were inscriptions in Chinese). 3. Unifying. Or whatever it's called. Allows you to connect multiple devices to one receiver. Really saves ports. On a laptop with 3-4 ports - a necessity, if you also need to pick up the keyboard in addition to the mouse (the native is dead). 4. Native software allows you to see the battery charge. The benefits of the software end there. 5. Life on one battery. I don’t know how they did it, but the old Logitech tailless mouse on two AAs lived for a week at most with shutdowns for when it was not needed. This included remains if I just leave it at work and a little less than a year on one battery.
Cons
- 1. Lack of inertial scrolling. After the Logitech M500 was unpleasantly surprised. The problem was solved by installing the free program X-Mouse button control - it intercepts mouse clicks and passes it off as another action, it helps a lot in many programs, for individual programs you can set up your own profiles or simply set a general one. 2. The ball gets dirty. And strongly. Wash your hands, wash the ball, since it can be pulled out without problems, the ball supports should also be cleaned at least from dirt. Dirty ball - inertia and smoothness of control are lost. But unlike mice with a ball, the movement is preserved here. 3. Native software. When his native program is installed and finds the trackball, then not the middle button is placed on the middle button, but (tadam! ) - the application switcher. Those. pontovy analogue of Alt-Tab. I need the middle button, Carl! 4. Price. At the end of 2022, it cost an average of 3200-3500, I bought it from old stocks for 2900, after that the price was also raised there. Why, Carl? In fact, it's just the same 5-button laser wireless mouse. Yes, the same Logitech is now in December 17th from 2022.
Pros
- + trackball advantages (work really on any surface, positioning accuracy) + advantages of the Unifying receiver - compactness and the ability to use one receiver together with a K270 wireless keyboard without taking up an extra USB port + is defined as USB HID and works with all operating systems that support the standard. Tested on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 98, Ubuntu 12.04 and 122022, Android 4.0, Haiku R1alpha3, no wonder it works everywhere + there is a switch to save battery power, unlike the Cordless TrackMan Wheel
Cons
- + trackball advantages (work really on any surface, positioning accuracy) + advantages of the Unifying receiver -commpactness and the ability to use one receiver together with a K270 wireless keyboard without taking up an extra USB port + is defined as USB HID and works with all operating systems that support the standard. Tested on Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 98, Ubuntu 12.04 and 122022, Android 4.0, Haiku R1alpha3, no wonder it works everywhere + there is a switch to save battery power, unlike theCordless TrackMan Wheel
Pros
- Ergonomics, the wrist does not get tired. Long battery life Work with one Unifying both keyboard and mouse
Cons
- the ball picks up dirt well After half a year, the left mouse button stops working, I had to climb inside.
Pros
- Appearance, design, useful "Forward - Back" buttons for web surfing
Cons
- See comment
Pros
- Doesn't require much getting used to. It turned out to be more convenient in highlighting text. Allows you to reduce the load on the brush. Conveniently lying on the couch to control the output of the image from the computer to the TV (when watching online video).
Cons
- Poor scroll wheel. It infuriates that there are no left-right rockers, which are even on the almost 10-year-old mx400. I'm already silent about the scratching sounds when scrolling .
Pros
- Ergonomics, design, build quality, battery life. Cursor positioning accuracy. Less desktop space required than with a mouse. The same work on any surface (more precisely, complete independence from the type of surface). You can link multiple Logitech devices to the same receiver.
Cons
- The model is only suitable for right-handed users. The ball needs to be cleaned quite often.
