Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love the product, and own two of them here at home. I just wish that a wired version were available, due to work rules when it comes to using Wi Fi products, then I could use it there as well. Wi Fi products are banned at work due to security.

It has a learning curve so give it a chance.... after a week I hate using a regular mouse. It is accurate and smooth.

Great Ergo Mouse that keeps you from getting sore wrist.

I have purchased 5 of these trackball mice. Before the wireless, I purchased 4 of the wired. Excellent product for the price. I only wish I could make them last more than a year. My fault as I am extremely rough on them. They also get dropped often!

I have been getting pains in my right hand and found out it is due to carpal tunnel. My doctor suggested a steroid injection while a co-worker suggested getting this special mouse. I have been using this mouse for a few weeks and even though it takes some time to get used to it, I now have less pain in my right hand. I would definitely recommend this for anyone who uses a computer for work.

I tried this mouse as I heard great reviews, but it just isn’t for me. It is very hard to control the sphere with your thumb (and I’m a gamer). After some time the sphere gets stuck with the regular use so you might have to clean it often. If you’re not sure about this model/shape, I would recommend to get a model which you’re comfortable with previously.

works great easy to install and it was easy to install.

I bought this hoping to reduce some stress on my wrist. It does not seem to really reduce the stress but it does change it a bit so that I can alternate between this and a conventional mouse and get a little help. Oh! ...and the unifying receiver makes switching as easy as picking up the other pointer.

This is my 2nd one. I liked the 1st one so much that I went looking for an exact replacement. I paid $52.00 for the 1st one and only $27.00 for this new one. The only thing was that movement of the ball in the new unit felt rough. I put the old ball in the new unit... and movement felt much smoother.

I’ve always preferred a track all over a mouse both for work and gaming. Logitech’s version has all of the features I need at the right price. They are well made and durable. I bought this one to keep at work. I’ve been using the one I have at home for 4 years with no issues.

Had to find a replacement for Old style track ball. This worked out good, bought another for my laptop

I bought this since I use the mouse a lot for work. However it’s so hard to maneuver the track ball & I ended up with pain in my thumb joints. I didn’t give up, thinking I’ll get used to it after a few days. Tried it relentlessly for over 3 weeks. But gave up when the pain in my thumb got worse. Switched to my regular mouse. No issues now.

I like having the ball to move the cursor and the ease of set up just wish they lasted longer

I've been using teackballs for ever. This wireless has a dongle that plugs into a USB port and works great there's even a storage space in the trackball battery compartment to store the dongle Once you get use to a trackball you'll never use a mouse again

It takes a little getting used to, but I find it to be more accurate than a regular mouse and far less tiring on your hands and wrist when you're using a mouse all day. My kids already dropped it and it didn't even get a scratch, so its well made!

I have wrist issues and a standard mouse irritates it, and it is even worse using the touch pad on my laptop. I always use a trackball, and this one is great for the low price. I only use it for office work, not gaming, and it works great. The only downside is the inner workings of the socket feel pretty grainy pretty quickly, so it requires a lot of cleaning.

This is great for my arthritis which is why I got it.

If you work all day on computers then eventually you're going to get some form of RSI. This is a good solution to switch it up a bit and give your hand different movements to contend with compared to a mouse. Takes a little time to get used to a thumb controlled ball, but it becomes 2nd nature pretty quickly. Not quite as accurate as a mouse, but ok for office work. I wouldn't game with it however.

I work with multiple monitors in a confined space. No room to flail about with a mouse.

The Tracker ball makes working with all phases of the computer more user friendly