Kensington Orbit Trackball Scroll K72337US Review

Working with a trackball is a matter of habit. I've been using trackballs for years and for me the mouse is fussy, tiring and. Slow! Using the trackball is much more convenient to move the pointer over long distances than using the mouse (even when accelerating).

This "ball-and-stick mechanism" was purchased to replace the previous Orbit Optical model, which served for several years. Compared to it, the ball of this model moves more smoothly and is less sensitive to contamination of the supports. The material of the ball and its supports is new, obviously more wear-resistant, on the old ball it quickly became covered with small scratches, which worsened the smoothness of the ride. Unlike the old model, the ball is fixed by the protrusions of the body…

Bought this turkball as a fun gadget for my birthday. The toy is interesting and surprisingly comfortable . I don’t suffer from tunnel syndrome, I don’t work in professional graphic programs, and the mouse suits me just fine, I use the trackball in ordinary programs (YouTube, Windows .). The trackball can be used more lazily than the mouse, the labor costs are less, so to speak, and you can move the cursor very accurately. The setup program assigns keys to slow down and to move only…

Pleasantly surprised. I have long wanted to try trackballs, but the prices are somehow incomprehensible. Too high. But then my comrades helped me, who went to the neighbors across the ocean. And there I bought a boo for 23 USD on Amazon. New costs about 28. Now I will take the second, for the house. gets used very quickly. For 3 days it is already difficult to use a regular mouse. now I'm thinking about how to get off the ms ergonomic 4000 keyboard to kinesis or something equally ergonomic.

In general, a very convenient and useful device, especially for standard office work. It takes some getting used to, you have to work noticeably more with your fingers. To get the cursor to a specific point out of habit is more difficult than with the mouse. I would like the ball to be larger one and a half times - I think this will facilitate positioning. The scroll wheel is comfortable, but under the left hand it works, as it were, "vice versa". I tried to install "native" software in order…

I ordered it in China about a year ago, since they were not yet sold in our country and nothing like that either. By the way, now on Aliexpress they cost even more than in offers on Make. We only had logitechs at that time, but they definitely lose to this trackball. The hand is very comfortable. All day at the computer at work, saves! I do not use a stand, my hand is medium in size. I recommend!

I chose for a long time and, after reading all 9 reviews on the Market, forked out for 3200. I was on sale in only two places, so there was not much choice. Since it is used together with the ms keyboard 4000 keyboard, it turned out to be inconvenient to work with the right hand (the right part of this keyboard is longer than the left). I tried to rearrange the trackball to the left side - the flight is normal. In general, a handy useful thing. Maybe buy a second one for work or think about a…

In terms of price-quality ratio, there is nothing better so far. The ball is beyond praise, really comfortable, nothing is erased. Smooth running, easy to get to clean and takes a maximum of a couple of minutes. With its pros. Convenient ball, you can use all the fingers of the brush at once, which is very convenient. With carpal tunnel syndrome (carpal tunnel syndrome), pain is relieved. the hand is supported by a pillow and the work is carried out safely for the nerve. Different cons: In…

I have used most of the large trackballs that Kensington has specialized in over the years. Expert mouse, Original Orbit, not Slimball (maybe someday), now Orbit with scroll ring. They are one of a kind - it's rare that someone makes a similar trackball. Thenar eminences are not always the same, which is why Kensington enjoys some popularity with the public. The most important thing to know about these balls is their size. The Expert mouse is the largest and you can probably concussion someone…

This is one of the cheapest scroll wheel trackballs available online, which isn't bad, but Kensington could use some improvement. I've had mine for almost a year now and use it every day at work. In typical right-handed use, the index and middle fingers are on the ball, the ring finger controls the scroll wheel, and the thumb and pinky control the left and right mouse buttons. I've used my trackball so much that my right mouse button has a smooth/polished speck from my thumb. I wish the buttons

Purchased to replace Logitech Trackman Marble. Logitech doesn't have any scrolling hardware (there is a "universal scrolling" software feature, but it doesn't work in many applications and is cumbersome to use when it actually does), but I'm very happy to report that it does Kensington scroll ring works and works well. The rolling ring rotates very easily with little effort. In fact, the ring might need some resistance in the form of clamps (like most scroll wheels on mice), but it's okay. The…

No different style gives me such speed of navigating, surfing and cross combos like this thing with a scroll ring. Looks like an alien but performs like a dream and reduces arm/wrist strain compared to any other mouse I've tried over the years. No mouse can be that fast, because firstly you don't chase it across the table and secondly the scroll ring enables "multitasking" operations. The scroll ring allows you to scroll through pages "from anywhere" without having to hover over the…

I have been using this mouse model for over 9 years now. I first got one of these in high school as a gift from my dad who uses it himself. It helped me get through my bachelor's, my master's and a few years of work. I love him so much. I've bought a few for home, office use and a spare if they ever discontinue it. So far none have failed. I've attached pictures of me putting my hand on it: thumb on the left button, index finger on the ball, middle finger on the wheel, and ring finger on the…