Logitech M570 trackball right-handed mouse review

The Logitech M570 is a trackball intended for right-handed mouse users only. It doesn’t work with the left hand. The trackball part is always operated with the thumb. If you’re used to other trackballs that center the ball, you’ll have to work with them to develop the muscle memory to use your thumb to roll

Logitech Marble Trackball mouse

This mouse is a masterpiece. This mouse will one day be in a museum. I hope Logitech never stops making this mouse. I have used different types and brands of input devices: mice, trackballs, touchpads, gyro air mice, Wacom tablets, etc. This is the most comfortable mouse for general use. I can use this mouse

Adesso iMouse T50 Wireless Ergonomic Finger Trackball Mouse

I was curious about this brand of trackballs because they look cool, but hardly anyone talks about them online. Well, I love them. You get all the functionality of a more expensive trackball, but without the price tag, and with a real scroll wheel (though awkwardly positioned) instead of touchpads and giant rolling logs and

Kensington Turbo Mouse Pro USB Trackball

This is a great trackball. For me it allows me to vary the sensation in my hand and thus avoid the carpal tunnel; I have varied the type of mouse/trackball I use throughout the day. There is an error in the list. There are 6 programmable buttons on it. No, there are 11 programmable buttons;

ELECOM Left-Handed Thumb-operated Trackball Mouse

This is the first trackball I use. I always used a mouse in my left hand and changed buttons in Windows. When I used right-handed mice in this way, I finally started developing pain with repetitive movements and decided it was time to try a trackball. It takes some getting used to following with my

Kensington K64327EU Trackball Mouse Review

Very attractive Trackball mouse. I always wanted one because I had to wear one at my first job, although I was using the Logitech trackman at the time, I wanted it for the black and silver look. Really great trackball feel, and again it looks great in person. However, I have a few minor complaints.

ELECOM M-DT2URBK-G Trackball Mouse Review

I have a lot of pain in my wrist, not up to the carpal tunnel syndrome, but very sore when I use a normal mouse. Switching between using my Wacom Intuos 5, Evoluent Upright ergo mouse, and my old Logitech Cordless Trackman on my Mac Pro running OS X (Mavericks), I use two 20-inch Apple

Elecom M-HT1DRBK Trackball Mouse

I belong to the small minority of gamers who play PC trackball games, so this review will mainly focus on my gaming experience with Elecom M-HT series trackballs. For a long time, I played with a Kensington Orbit trackball simply because there weren’t many alternatives that offered fingertip control and a decently weighted ball. The

Elecom M-DT2DRBK Wireless Trackball Mous

I have a lot of pain in my wrist, not up to the carpal tunnel syndrome, but very sore when I use a normal mouse. Switching between using my Wacom Intuos 5, Evoluent Upright ergo mouse, and my old Logitech Cordless Trackman on my Mac Pro running OS X (Mavericks), I use two 20-inch Apple

Kensington K72352US Wireless Trackball Mouse

After living with this trackball for a few months, it has become my default input device. I own the “Expert” trackball and still use it occasionally on my desk at home, although I now use it even there.It is comfortable to use, it fits perfectly in my hand.It’s easy to use. Now that I use