Kensington - Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Trackball Wireless Optical Mouse - Black and Red

Name: Kensington - Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Trackball Wireless Optical Mouse - Black and Red
Brand: Kensington
SKU: 6423613
Rating: 4.1 (28 reviews)

Model: K75326WW

SKU: 6423613

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General
- Brand: Kensington
- Model Number: K75326WW
- Product Name: Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Trackball Wireless Optical Mouse
- Color: Black and Red
Features
- Mouse Type: Gaming
Performance
- Handedness: Right-handed
- Tracking Method: Optical (There are several types of computer mice, optical and laser being among the most common. Optical mice detect less detail and provide more precise and accurate movement. Laser mice detect more detail and can be used on a wider variety of surfaces, but are more sensitive to small movements.)
- Adjustable Weight: false
Connectivity
- Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth, None (The manner in which a device sends data to another device over a short distance without the use of wires or cables.)
- Operating System Compatibility: Mac, Windows, Not Applicable, Not Applicable, Not Applicable
Power
- Mouse Power Source: Battery-powered
- Rechargeable Battery (Mouse): false
Included
- Mouse Pad Included: false
Other
- UPC: 085896753261

Work in comfort using the Pro Fit Wireless Vertical Trackball from Kensington. The wireless trackball stands at a 60° angle, designed to ensure ergonomic wrist, arm, and shoulder alignment to reduce strains. It can connect to up to three computers, one using the 2.4 GHz USB Type-A dongle that stows inside the trackball's body and two via Bluetooth, allowing you to smoothly switch between devices. The nine programmable buttons, in addition to multiple scrolling and pointer settings, are customized using the KensingtonWorks software utility. You can also change between three dpi settings using a single switch to quickly adjust the sensor's speed and sensitivity to different tasks. The right-handed trackball is rated to operate for up to 18-months using two AA batteries, and its 35mm trackball ejects at the push of a button for easy cleaning, helping to ensure that it remains responsive and accurate. This device works with both Windows and MacOS systems.

Ergonomist Approved Design: Promotes proper wrist, arm, and shoulder alignment to maximize comfort and minimize potential strains.
Easy to Use: Reduces learning curve when transitioning from a mouse to a trackball.
Premium Precision and Speed: Provides more accurate and smooth cursor control, and allows you to easily switch between DPI settings for different cursor speed control.
Flexible Wireless Connection Options: Allows stable connectivity for up to three computers.
Plug-and-Play or Customize: Experience plug-and-play default settings or use KensingtonWorks software to set pointer and scrolling options and professionally customize nine buttons to tackle common tasks with one touch.
Ergonomist Approved Design: Promotes proper wrist, arm, and shoulder alignment to maximize comfort and minimize potential strains.
Easy to Use: Reduces learning curve when transitioning from a mouse to a trackball.
Premium Precision and Speed: Provides more accurate and smooth cursor control, and allows you to easily switch between DPI settings for different cursor speed control.
Flexible Wireless Connection Options: Allows stable connectivity for up to three computers.
Plug-and-Play or Customize: Experience plug-and-play default settings or use KensingtonWorks software to set pointer and scrolling options and professionally customize nine buttons to tackle common tasks with one touch.

Q: I need to know the size of this. The last bluetooth trackball mouse was too big for my hands to sue all day long. '

A: Unit Dimensions: 5.37in x 3.37in x 2.63in

Q: Is Left handed available?

A: No

Customers are saying

Customers often highlight the ease of use, Bluetooth connectivity, and ergonomic design of the Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Trackball Wireless Optical Mouse. Many appreciate the comfortable design that helps alleviate wrist strain. The ability to connect via Bluetooth or USB is also frequently praised. While some users experienced wrist pain, others reported that the mouse helped reduce existing discomfort.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Most ergonomic.
Pluses: 1) It's the most ergonomic mouse I could find. You can rest your hand on the side of the hand while using the mouse, thus avoiding putting pressure on the palm and the carpal tunnel area. You don't have to move your hand around since it's a trackball mouse. 2) The mouse works fine either with wireless USB dongle or Bluetooth. Minus: It uses 2 AA batteries. I don't yet know how long they would last for me, but Kensington states up to 18 months. Overall, I love this mouse. I don't feel the hand and wrist strain I used to feel after using horizontal trackball mice. I feel I can keep off the carpal tunnel syndrome that I've had for a month awhile ago, by continuing to use this mouse.
Posted 4 years ago by Eddie
Rated 3 out of 5 stars
Good, Not Great
This trackball is very easy to use and is comfortable on my hand. The accuracy of the pointer is very good and the button placement adds to the comfort of use. I will say that as I use this trackball, it has a tendency to move to the left while in use, requiring repositioning. Also, I'm having to use third party software to program the buttons as I cannot get the Kensington software to properly work with this trackball.
Posted 2 years ago by PapaSmurf
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great, once you get used to it.
Before this, the Prestige Evoluent VM4 vertical mouse (small) was the best vertical mouse I had ever used. I needed a vertical mouse as I now WFH, and that mouse was a bit pricier so I got this one. There is DEFINITELY a learning curve; you're going to have to re-train your brain to get used to using a roller ball. Also, not having to grip anything is a strange experience. What matters is, after a full day's work, I have no pain in my wrist or hand. I don't know if I'd say this is better than my Evoluent, but it's good enough. I also LOVE that it has Bluetooth and USB dongle connection...who doesn't love options?
Posted 4 years ago by AOkaaay