Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I couldn't find it at the local store, I bought it online instead for the sake of productivity and comfort. It can go from a flat position to a 30 degree angle thanks to the magnetic metal plate that adjusts the mouse, Even more with the included wedge (When getting an Ergo S Plus) which makes it all the more comfortable in my case. The trackball is easily removable just my using my fingers on it, only drawback is that the hole underneath if you're having trouble is small and you may need something thin and rubbery like an eraser to pop it out when cleaning it and the hinges. Made the decision to get this particular kind of mouse because my razer gaming mouse, which claimed to be 'ergonomic' gives my hand an uncomfortable position until my wrists start to ache every time to move it. Before I start writing it all down, I recommend doing some research before you buy something that claims to be 'ergonomic in some way shape or form, be it a trackball or a vertical mouse. Mind you, you won't get used to it right away, and your hand WILL hurt hopefully for the sake of getting used to a product that's not shaped like a run-of-the-mill mouse. But overall I enjoy using this, it makes navigation fun and easy to move around. That being said, there are many complaints that I also trouble dealing with as well is that this is a THUMB operative trackball mouse, which means YOU ARE going to be using only your thumb all day to navigate and move the mouse. If you don't want to use your thumbs too much which may cause RSI. I think it's best to check out either vertical mice or trackballs meant specifically for your fingertips instead. Only thing you should be wary about is that the Logi Options+ software allows AI prompt features in the actions ring feature, smart actions, etc. To which I'm not a big fan of, of course, and will never use. But luckily you can always customize the features depending on the applications you're using and swap it out for other features including pulling up applications, Macros and many more. The quality feels great! Trackball is nice and responsive, While not as slick and smooth as the M575, which is a budgeted option that i've tried myself, It still feels nice to use. It seems to only operate in Wireless dongle/Bluetooth mode, but the battery can last for a long time until it needs to be charged after a matter of days or months. If you are trying to use this for PC gaming, I must say that you can play this! It's just not going to be easy at first, especially cuz for some reason the software does NOT recognize your steam games, I do think it's up to you to customize how you're going to play. Do check for 'Mouse Acceleration' features tho for aiming. Again, it's going to take a lot of getting used too, but it's fun regardless in my opinion. Overrall, for a mouse I got for $109 dollars ($119 when off the sales), I think it's a great addition to my small desk (including my moonlander combo). It's no gaming blessing in disguise, but it's comfortable and solely made for your workspace and being as work-efficient as possible.

This unit is extremely ergonomic and also adjustable. I like it better than other one by Logitech because this one doesn't require batteries.

I’ve used my old track ball *vs. a mouse) with my PC for over 15+ years. I t solved issues I was having with my elbow. I recently had to upgrade from my HP laptop for assorted reasons including stuck in Win 10 limitations. I decided to keep the HP for some needs and added a iMac in another room. I ordered the iMac with Magic Trackpad which works very well. However I was missing a track ball at times. So I got an adapter to connect my old USB-A trackball. Aftre a week or so, I found I was using each (Pad & ball) about 50% of the time. I wanted to put the wired trackball back wit PC and get wireless for teh iMac. After a lot of research, I decided the MX ERGO was my best path. Being uncertain of how much tilt angle I’d want, I decided to get the PLUS version (which BB offers) for the added 10 degree shim. If/when desired. I’ve not had a lot of time yet, but am splitting my use between TrackPad & TrackBall about 50%. It’s a great product and the adjustable angle is a useful/beneficial feature vs. a gimmick.Though on the pricey side, I still Highly recommend the MX ERGO S and the Plus version.

Logitech MX Ergo X Plus Wireless Trackball — Customer-Style Review I’ve been using the Logitech MX Ergo S Plus Wireless Trackball and it’s been a fantastic addition to my desk setup. The trackball design means I barely have to move my whole hand or wrist to control the cursor, which makes long work sessions feel a lot more comfortable and relaxed. The adjustable tilt and ergonomic shape feel natural in my hand and help keep my wrist in a better position throughout the day. Scrolling and clicking feel smooth and responsive, and the wireless connection is reliable with no noticeable lag. Overall, it’s a really comfortable and well-built trackball mouse that makes everyday use feel easier and more enjoyable, especially if you’re looking to reduce strain during long hours at the computer.

I would give this 5 stars, however, after using this mouse for a while now, I've noticed that left click button doesn't work always. This is especially true when trying to highlight a word by double clicking. Instead I need to scroll over the whole word using the track ball. It's a nuisance. Still, I do enjoy many aspects of this mouse: the way it feels in my hand, the long-lasting battery, and the fact that it is rechargeable. These are all great features. It's also very comfortable. If you have pain in your wrist from using more conventional mice, I would recommend this mouse. That being said, if proper ergonomics is your main goal, I'm sure there are cheaper ones available that will have a similar effect.

After having carpal tunnel surgery, I needed to find truly ergonomic products. This mouse has been an absolute game-changer. It's so good that I now own three of them—for work, home, and travel! The trackball is incredibly responsive and the customization options are perfect. Whether I'm working or gaming, this mouse allows me to be highly productive with minimal hand movement, which has made a world of difference. Highly recommended!

Very functional, ergonomic & easy to use. This mouse goes with me when I travel for work it helps me optimize my work routine specially I’m on the road all the time. Highly recommended.

I like the concept of ergomomic mouse, a slightly expensive product more than 100, I lost the receiver because it came outside the mouse inside the box and mistakenly throws the box away but connects without problems also by bluetoot

Ever since I tried someone's trackball mouse back in the day.. I have loved them. I got my first one and went from there. They are sturdy and have a long life. This one is my 4th one and it is a little bit different .. but again it is just as great. A lot mote ergonomic than past models. Bery easy to operate, and still dont' have to move the whole mouse around. I rhibk this one will be just as great as it's predecessors.

My wrist huts using normal mice and I have been using these thumb trackballs for around 15 years. Logitech makes the most comfortable trackballs. That said. The only reason I went with this option over the cheaper one with the dongle is that this one has bluetooth. Current generation laptops don't have full sized USB ports so the M575 is no longer viable in 2025. Frankly I do not like the new design compared to the M575. This one is much heavier and has a heavy metal plate with a magnetic tilting thing that I suppose makes it possible to be more ergonomic for some people but unfortunately makes it much heavier. The buttons also seem to wear out in about 1.5 years guaranteeing you will need to buy a new one. The old ones with the USB cables still work fine so at some point they must have started getting lower quality switches. The M575 was much lighter and easier to carry around in laptop bad. This model is very heavy and the magnetic solid steel plate on the bottom makes it rather painful if you drop the mouse on your bare foot. The price is also verry high compared to the M575. You can commonly fine the M575 for $40 while this model is going to cost you a minimum of $80 depending on if you catch a sale. The button next to the mouse wheel is also a bit annoying activating a slowmo mode.

The soft click of the main mouse buttons is much improved over the previous model - hopefully it lasts longer than the previous versions, which I had to replace about every 20 months. USB-C is a nice addition for charging, as everything is going in that direction. The software leaves something to be desired. With my previous version, I could assign the forward & back keys to number pad keys, but in the latest version of the software, this doesn't work. It always selects the input as if the Num Lock were off. They need to fix this. -1 star for poor software implementation that makes me lose functionality that the last version had.

Nice features and is easy to use. It's accurate as well. A little expensive but worth it imo.

Great mouse. I always buy the same model mouse for a reason, it’s the best.

Fantastic for someone who has any wrist pain from using a normal mouse. The different levels of angles lets you adjust to your most comfortable fit. Extra keys can be configured for custom actions

This is definitely a good mouse when you don't have a lot of desk space. I often have to use my computer in limited space conditions and not needing to move my mouse around has been great. My one gripe is that the ball seems to get gunked up as needs to be spun fast to loosen it up at least once a day.

This is one of the best ergonomic mice I’ve ever owned. The extra tilt makes it incredibly comfortable for extended use.

I love how smooth the mouse is. The ball rolls smoothly and doesn't seem to hesitate. The range from where it plugs in to the computer and the mouse is much greater than the others I have had

Really good mouse, responsive, maybe a little too easybto gonibto precision mode if you have a wild thumb, but overall worth the updrage from the lower model imo. My hand like the higher angle, my brain likes the multiple angle options

This mouse has BALLZ! I love trackballs for long game sessions so I don't get wrist fatigue from sliding a mouse all over the place. Logitech also has a suite of controls you can download to set the speed, angle, sensitivity, acceleration, etc. to customize it to your play style. I set mine so moving my thumb gently from one side to the other is the exact distance to move the mouse cursor across the screen so i never have to lift my thumb unless i need to switch to precision mode (the button right above the ball reduces the speed to your set level when you need very tiny mouse movement for delicate aim or control) The body is SOLID! made of metal and comfortable grip rubber similar to high end controllers and has a magnetic tilt base that lets you adjust the wrist angle. (even the scroll wheel can be pushed left and right to be programmed to scroll sideways or in games to switch through menus then scroll up and down through those menus, It is just a well developed product. I put a 4 star on the price only because it was over $100 and the next lower price point is like $35, this should be in the $80 range and the $100-$120 range should be illuminated and link to most razer/illumination programs to sync your color scheme. Oh and it has internal rechargable battery that works all day on a 1 minute charge or 6 MONTHS on a full overnight charge and you can charge while using it because it doesn.t move! It's Great!

I just got the Logitech MX Ergo S Plus, and it's already making a big difference. The trackball design means I don't have to move my whole arm around, which really helps reduce wrist and forearm strain, great for avoiding carpal tunnel issues. It feels solid, the tilt adjustment makes it easy to find a comfortable angle, and the battery life is excellent. My only note is that it's a bit heavier than a regular mouse, but the comfort and precision make it worth it.