Review on Renewed Logitech MX ERGO Advanced Wireless Trackball for Windows PC and Mac by Kichiro Norimatsu ᠌

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 possesses all of the benefits that trackballs are known for, all of which can be found in other reviews. Having certain negative aspects Logitech has stated unequivocally that they have no plans to incorporate decent buttons into their mice. After one and a half years, the left button has unfortunately passed away. And although the preceding trackball buttons passed away gradually, this one passed away suddenly and without recourse. It is not realistic to be able to dvoit and drag objects. All of the trackball's benefits are rendered null and void when one considers the device's inadequate price point.