Review on Logitech Trackman Marble Trackball Mouse - USB Wired Ergonomic Mouse for Computers with 4 Programmable Buttons, in Dark Gray - Improved SEO by Kenta Kawano ᠌

For the small money, this trackball is ideal and will be perfect for most routine tasks. However, I often have to use ChromeOS, so in addition I will get the flagship trackball model from Kensington, which is officially supported by this operating system. Pros below: The main advantage in my opinion is positioning accuracy and ergonomics. My work is related to writing and editing texts, so I chose the appropriate tools. The keyboard is mechanical on Cherry blue switches, but instead of a mouse, I decided to try using this trackball. I got used to it for about two weeks, but the result exceeded all my expectations. The mouse went to the shelf and rarely gets it. The tactile trackball is a very pleasant thing and it is a pleasure to work with it. The wife is left-handed, but since the trackball is symmetrical, this did not become a problem for her. Got cons: The only drawback, but a critical one. There is no separate scroll wheel, resulting in a slight butthurt. On Linux, this can be configured easily and naturally by editing /etc/X11/xorg. Conf , Windows users have a corresponding utility that emulates scrolling. But alas, for many applications this utility is useless, and therefore all the time you have to look for a sometimes thin strip of a scroll bar. On ChromeOS, there is no ability to scroll at all, so I had to pump the skill of throwing the cursor with one sharp movement to the right and scroll the screen with the left mouse button held down.