Customer Ratings & Reviews

When I got this, I had never used a trackball mouse before. I found the hand position to be comfortable and it's not tiring having to move the mouse around. The thumb/ball movement is very natural as well as the curvature, buttons, hand placement. Just make sure you have an open USB 3.0 port for the wireless receiver (this model is not bluetooth), which is tiny and unobtrusive, almost sitting flush against the USB port. The battery life is amazing. After one year of heavy daily usage, I still haven't had to change the battery. I'm very happy with this mouse, especially at the price point.

I had this mouse for a number of years, and even bought one to use at work. One day my home one just stopped working. I was very disappointed, but luckily Best Buy still carried it in the store and I picked up another. It's not a fancy gaming trackball mouse, but it is more than adequate for non-gamers.

I use to use a trackball mouse many years ago, but over the last 8 years I got use to using a standard mouse. I found a deal on this Logitech trackball and bought it to replace an old MS cordless mouse. I can see it will take a bit of time for my thumb to re-learn the slight adjustments to get accurate with pointing to what you want to click on. Over all I think it will be better than the standard mouse.

I don't get why people use anything other than trackball mice. They are much easier to use, respond well, and are comfortable. I have several of these, with some spares. Highly recommend.

Love this mouse. Bought it for the use of my laptop. Love the ball feature. Easy to use and perfect for me when I need to sit at my desk.

Logitech Track Ball mouse is a comfort to my hand and being wireless makes it all the better. No more lifting and moving a mouse around trying to find the curser! Love this product!!

Easy to set up, Easy to use. The trackball needs a little more friction. Overall it works very well

Then this one is great mouse. I have large hands and it still fits the ergonomic shape just fine. It does have an on/off switch which I like because that extends the battery life.

It took me some time to start getting use to using it right handed as I'm a leftee! But, with more use it gets more comfortable. I really like the absence of cords, really provides flexibility in placing it in tight places! Love its futuristic pleasing look!

I started using trackballs probably 20 years ago due to problems with my arms and hands, and spacing issues. I stuck with one wired model until a few years ago. I gave this a shot and it's wonderful. I am not a.fan of touchpads, so I have one for my laptop. I have a PC hooked up to my TV and this is easy to use for that. And the two haven't interfered with each other. Batteries seem to last a very long time. My third one... well... I'll find a use for it. Another plus: the packaging is easy to open AND it's recyclable.

I got my first tracball a while back. Had wrist problems and hated regular mice. The Tracball is my favorite now. Will never go back to old basic mice. Plus its wireless too!!

Works good. I bought this for use with large hands. The only setback is learning to use the trackball.

This Trackball is great for reducing wrist pains as in carpal tunnel. I used one at work for years after my diagnosis and now I purchased this Logitech which feels much better in my hand then my work unit and it has greater functionally.

It's easy to use. I like the on/off switch on the bottom to help save on the battery should you decide to use that option.

Needed this to move around the screen a little easier on my laptop. Perfect motion for my projects.

I have had trackballs since the original Logitech Marbleman wired ball almost 20 years ago. This unit tracks well and is very responsive even though it is wireless. It integrates well with my Logitech wireless keyboard and unifying receiver (top that Microsoft). Logitech seems to make the most durable input devices these days and they have proven reliable. The quality of the keyboards and mice are a notch above what Microsoft is making. Tactile feel is quite good where Microsoft uses harder (cheaper) plastics. I would forget about any "sale" priced input devices besides Microsoft or Logitech as they are the leaders and thankfully compete with each other to keep prices rock bottom.

I have always preferred a trackball over a regular mouse and as my wired trackball started failing I opted for the wireless model and am completely pleased with my purchase.

I went through three different Logitech mice before purchasing this one. The M570 provides smooth fluid onscreen motion with pinpoint accuracy when placing the cursor at a desired location. The wireless connection is strong working without glitches in connectivity relative to responsiveness.

This fits my hand very well. Having it angled up relieves stress on my wrist. It's certainly not quiet when you click, but it never claimed to be. I've used it with two computers and the Bluetooth switching is seamless. The ball is very easy to pop out and clean when dust and pet hair builds up. The charge lasts a long time and you get ample warning that the battery is running low. I don't usually buy expensive mice, but this was well worth the investment. I'm very pleased with it.

I grew up with Logitech's grey mouse with the red trackball, so this brought back some memories. There's a reason these hardly ever go on sale, so I'm glad I snatched one when it was $16. The feel is a little more compact than I'd like but other than that, a solid buy.