I spend way too much time in front of a computer, both for work and as a pastime. Between Photoshop, tech work, video editing, and video games, my wrist was shot. I decided rather than cycling between going to hard and recovering that I would check out some ergonomic mice. My main mouse was the G502, so I tried getting the Logitech Lift, and it's a decent mouse. It was easier on my wrist the motions still meant I experienced discomfort occasionally. Then I tried the MX ERGO and it's now my go-to for everything outside video games and even some games. It's angle is adjustable and I find full tilt to be great. The ball is very smooth, though I've heard it's worth finding an aftermarket upgrade. The additional buttons are easy to reach and programmable by application with the Logitech software. The scroll wheel is smooth and has additional buttons when tilted left/right. It also works both with the RF dongle and Bluetooth which means I can use it with multiple machines without having to swap the dongle or worry about which machine it will pair with. The battery is rechargeable and lasts months. It charges using micro-USB, which might mean it charges slowly but since I make sure to plug it in every 4-8 weeks, I've never been in a spot where I can't use it because it needs to charge.

I has started out with the entry level Logi trackball and it worked well, but the ball had a good bit of play in the base and the plastic felt thin and cheap. Everything about the Ergo is just so much better, the trackball moves so much smoother and the palm surface just feels great. The angle tilt feature makes this even more comfortable. The tilt plate is held with strong magnets, I haven't had a problem with it tipping unexpectedly. Battery life is great, I've been using it for about a month and it hasn't needed a recharge. I don't play PC games and only use the trackball for rendering. For a trackball that you can pick up in stores, it's a solid purchase. The only thing that's keeping this from five stars is the price.

I was hesitant about switching to a trackball, but the Logitech MX ERGO Plus won me over quickly. The adjustable tilt feature is a lifesaver, especially if you spend hours clicking and scrolling. My wrist feels better at the end of the day, which is a significant improvement during long sessions at the computer. The trackball is incredibly smooth and precise. It works well for selecting text, editing images, or managing multiple open windows without requiring much desk space. I'm also impressed with the battery life, which seems to last for an extended period. Additionally, the customizable buttons allow me to set shortcuts for my most-used tools. While using the trackball is a pleasure, I’ve noticed that dust can occasionally accumulate around the sensor, causing the cursor to jump. Fortunately, this is an easy fix, just pop the ball out and give it a quick blast of compressed air, and you’re good to go. Overall, this mouse is a solid choice if you want something comfortable, reliable, and hassle-free for everyday use. It has transformed my work routine, and my wrist is grateful for it. If you’re curious about trackballs, the MX ERGO Plus is an excellent place to start.

I have been a pretty loyal fan of Logitech mouse and keyboard technology and design. I went through 3 of the 1st generation M570 marble mouse before buying this MX Ergo model. To start with, I was really excited to see the new features and modifications on this new bird. The one that grabbed my attention the most was the adjustable angle of the mouse itself. This metallic base is held on magnetic hinge to a ridge at the base of the mouse... which pivots 20° pronate or suppinate. The angle really makes this mouse even better ergonomically. The plus model comes with an additional wedge to add 10° more to 30°. This plus model is only available through Best Buy and the wedge is not sold separately by Logitech. The scrolling wheel has a normal and fine mode to move the mouse in smaller jumps for more detailed work. There is also a page up or down fir bigger jumps. This mouse can also be used with two devices with one mouse. Its called Logitech Flow. This feature is controlled by two button on top of the mouse. I can't really think of any downsides to this new model. I highly recommend buying this newest Logitech flagship. This mouse is now rechargeable via USB C interface... which is a big improvement over AA batteries.

Expensive for a non-gaming mouse? Yes, however it is a high quality solution for a laptop trackpad. This mouse lives by the couch when I want to use my laptop seated, or anywhere where I dont have room to manuver a normal mouse. I used the cheaper version from logitech for years, but found the quality lacking. This fixes all the physical issues I had with the smooth opporation of the ball, and buttons. The added option to significantly tilt the mouse to aid in wrist ergonomics is actually not a gimic, but very comfortable. Logitech's button customisation is great for any use as well. I do wish the usb reciever (I don’t use it since theres blutooth) would stow in the mouse, but it does not.