The new MX Ergo trackball has the best ball in a short test. Its pros: I will not talk about the advantages of the "trackball" nature itself - you need to try it and decide for yourself. Adherents do not need to explain anything, but for neophytes it is better to try the trackball in action for at least a week. Ergonomics of the model are very good, and additional buttons and hand position. I have the ninth size of gloves - the hand feels good, although the body is wider by 5-10mm, I would be…

I bought such a device to work with programs such as Photoshop. After using it at home, I realized that I want the same thing for work. Very comfortably! Worth your money! Some pros: Ergonomics of the mouse at a high level. It is convenient when working in Adobe programs to move the mouse cursor over millimeter distances without moving your hand. Got cons: No! The only thing is, if you have never used such mice, then at first you will have to get used to it. It took me about 2 hours.

In work with the mouse can not be compared. All these assurances about "you'll get used to it in a week" are lies. You get used to being a cripple, yes. About exact positioning - also a lie. As you adjust the sensitivity, so be it. The mouse can also be adjusted so that the cursor barely moves. - After a while, I decided to note the reliability. Quite often falls, but continues to live =)

Pros: Handy thing if the right shoulder is broken. Used instead of a mouse. With its cons: Need to get used to it. My ball often "greasy" and had to be pulled out and washed

The first impressions are extremely positive. A clear acceleration of the process of surfing and manipulating windows was striking. I work with four fingers. At first it was a little unusual to "steer" with your thumb, but this quickly passed. For Photoshop and Coral I still use a pen with a tablet - its own specifics, although the manipulator is quite correct and pleasant. Great manipulator. I recommend to buy.

3 years of active use at home and at work I bought it for the sake of experiment, because I did not find a mouse of the right size. It turned out to be a very convenient thing for working in graphic editors, the finger provides greater positioning accuracy than the brush, if the table at some point turned out to be littered, this again ceases to be a problem with a wireless trackball. And, what's funny, those who want to use my home and work PC have noticeably decreased. _____ For lefties, I…

This is already my second trackball from Logitec. The first one was wired. I worked for 8 years. But I wanted something new. I bought this and at first I was not overjoyed - there is no connection to the computer, the cursor is fast, the ball is smart, the mouse is just an extension of the hand and fingers. No tunnel syndrome. But a year later, the buttons stopped listening - they don’t highlight the words the first time, you need to press the button 2-3 times to get the result. At first I…

With a small range of similar devices on the market and a fairly high cost, Logithech produces an unreliable and cheap-feeling thing. For a company like this, it's a disgrace. Other Logitech mice, with much more extensive use, have served me for years before button problems started. Of course, I revived the trackball by soldering the left key switch (Omron D2FC-F-7N came up), and fixed the ball seat so that it would not hang inside the case. But I'm unlikely to recommend this device to anyone…

As for the clogging of the sensors under the ball - it is removed by simply pressing through the hole from the bottom (you don’t need to unscrew anything), everything is cleaned in half a minute with a cotton swab or just a fingernail, manipulation is necessary at most once a month, so I don’t see a problem in this. In all other respects, as I already wrote a matter of habit, I can’t compare since this is the first trackball, subjective impressions are as follows: when browsing sites and…

Got pros: Not a bad mouse, especially since there are no competitors. We have what we have Some cons: After a year and a half, the left mouse button practically stopped working.

thing is comfortable! I'm used to it so much that I take an ordinary mouse only to play WOT convenient to use in a limited space (when the table is littered with rubbish, on the bed, under the pillow, on the belly, etc.) Different pros: I got used to it in an hour, there is a calibration through SetPoint of orientation relative to the rotation of the ball (that is, you can even put the trackball back to front and turn the ball like that) With its cons: perhaps for someone the price, BUT you…

Everyone is good. It is convenient to transfer and works for a long time, even if the native utility writes that almost everything is already there. First I worked at home, then I took it to work on a permanent basis when my wrists began to hurt. Like everyone else, double clicks started and then it just stopped responding to pressing. I did not solder the microswitches, but after disassembling the trackball, I carefully tucked the case covers and cleaned the contacts - the only problem was not

I don’t know about anyone, but I got the impression that the previous TrackMan Wheel is eternal. If I'm not mistaken, I have had it since 2022 or 4 years. Do you still know a mouse that lives so long? :) And now tar: Not very good for fast movement and super precise positioning. Of course, you will be able to fight, but the time . in a shooter, they will have time to shoot you several times already :) And, of course, the price is outrageous. Does it have platinum microchips in it?

Excellent trackball mouse, I advise everyone! Its pros: 1. ergonomics - a very comfortable mouse, the hand does not get tired at all: on ordinary mice, my little finger and ring fingers get numb and freeze, but everything is fine with this mouse, blood circulation is normal :) 2. wireless - excellent signal, you can control your computer from the other side of the room 3. small transmitter - no need to pull out from the laptop, more stable and faster than bluetooth. 4. a convenient shutdown…

A very handy device. Performs everything that was done with the mouse (3D graphics, shooters, office). When you touch a wireless mouse (2-3 pieces at home), a feeling of tolerance appears, as if you had come to a village to meet pezani. Feelings akin to riding a bicycle - you can of course walk, but with a trackball it is more convenient. Just try! Personally, I'm thinking about the second - to bring beauty into the house, despite the high cost.

I bought a trackball in order to make it more convenient to use a computer connected to a TV. But I quickly got tired of it. I don't need a computer on my TV. The trackball moved to the table behind the computer, on which I sometimes work, but mostly I surf the net, sometimes I play. In normal use, the trackball proved to be excellent. I got used to it in a couple of days. Now I connect the mouse only in order to play counter with a friend once every couple of months. The rest of the time I…

Bought a second home Also, colleagues can't use my PC. You can even not set a password (especially for colleagues I connect a "regular" mouse) Has some pros: Get used in 15 minutes Good (clear and convenient!) software from Logitech and fantastic support (the mouse firmware ate came, but for some reason the ate ended with an error), according to a letter from Logitech support, they sent me a file that restored the device. Versatile and very compact receiver Very nice and nice ball All the…

I have two such trackballs (at home and in the office), bought somewhere with an interval of a month. I liked the work with the trackball, the hand lies perfectly on it. Accuracy and speed to ordinary mice will not reach. But if you don't play shooters, you won't notice. Yes, and in shooters you can, if for pleasure, and not for the result. BUT! Both instances in ~ a year began to fail in the same way: the left button began to spontaneously "release" and sometimes a double-click works…