Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had an older model that didn't have the ergonomic swivel adjustment, it took some time to get adjusted to the "swivel" on the mouse, but after finding the perfect angle feels really good. Love the speed of the cursor. Another plus is that I don't have to worry about batteries, just have to plug it in to recharge. Works out great for my needs.

I have using track balls for years, I love the fact that they sit in one place, intitially it takes a little getting used to, but I will never intentionally go back to mice, I like the fact that it's rechargable, bluetooth and you can set it up for two different computers, like laptop and desktop

Best Buy is the only place to find this exclusive version of Logitech's latest trackball. The exclusive gets you a plastic wedge that magnetically connects to the base plate. The base plate magnetically attaches to the device and lets you rock the device and change the angle. The wedge adds another 10 degrees of angle. The Amazon version doesn't include the wedge. The device uses Bluetooth or a unifying receiver (one is included). It doesn't work with Logi-Bolt receivers.

Sooooo, I've been using roller ball mice for 10+ years now. I absolutely adore them. This one is phenomenal. I absolutely adore it. The base of it is pretty strange, but after you get used to it - it is fine. It does come with a charge cord. It is easy peasy. Mine rarely needs to be charged up. I would say I have moderate-use. Week nights about 2 hours and weekends 4+ hours at least. I've had to charge mine once so far (so you have a reference point). I had the old version of this one with a cord. Mine was getting older and I just decided it was time. I am very happy with my decision!

I’ve had this mouse in the past. It’s been excellent. I just wish they made it in pink. I’ve had carpal tunnel surgery, and this is the best To prevent that from happening again. It is a little pricey for mouse, but worth it

I chose the MX Ergo over the Lift and Vertical because it had more programmable buttons like my MX Master 3. The reason I'm giving The MX Ergo 3 out of 5 stars is because the horrible out-of-the-box vertical scrolling, and the mouse feels a little cheap and outdated for the premium price. Understandable since it hasn't been updated since 2017. The Ergo's two main mouse buttons are loud and clicky, and the trackball definitely isn't as smooth as it could or should be. It's ok, but it's not as smooth as I would like it to be. The worst part about this mouse is the lack of smooth vertical scrolling. The Ergo scroll wheel jumps/bumps as you scroll, it's not smooth like the MX Master 3. You need to buy third-party software in order to make the scrolling smoother (I chose Smooze Pro for $19). The app works well with the Ergo, but it's not a perfect solution. And why isn't this functionality built into LogiOptions? Why am I paying a third-party for functionality that should already be there? Logitech never fails to confound me. They never seem to get anything right. So far, I'm satisfied enough that I am going to keep the Ergo. I don't really see other better options for this type of mouse on a Mac. The different ergonomics this mouse offers has definitely alleviated my wrist pain. I use the Ergo about 75% of the time now, and the MX Master 3 the rest. I still prefer the MX Master for fine/precision/detail work, but the Ergo is satisfactory for everything else. If using a traditional mouse 100% of the time is causing you wrist pain, then the Ergo is worth trying. Just realize, you will need to buy third-party software to improve the vertical scrolling, and there is a very high likelihood Logitech releases a new and improved version of the MX Ergo sometime soon, 2023-2024.

Love this mouse. If you edit photos or videos, it is highly recommended. The adjustable angle reduces hand/arm fatigue for those long editing jobs. The rechargeable batterie lasts a long time. If you are looking for a great mouse, this is the one.

I am usually using the M570 (blue thumb trackball). This is almost the same but includes a weighted base (highly recommended) and has a rechargeable battery. This is an awesome product and will save me a ton in battery costs. The one difference is that this ball seems to pick up more dead skin from my hand and I need to clean the ball sensors a bit more often. (At least I am not cleaning by big blue ball anymore). This is well worth the better ease of use due to the weighted and angled base. I don't think I will ever go back to my trusty M570.

I have been using a Logitech M570 trackball for years and years! Love it. However, until this purchase re: new Logitech MX Ergo, I had no idea what I was missing! The fit and finish are superb (my trusty M570 feels like a toy in comparison). It takes a bit of time to adapt to the revised ergonomics, but afterwards it feels much better in hand. I am 100% satisfied with this upgrade! The MX Ergo is the new “standard” for trackballs. Pros: Superb fit and finish Great ergonomics once adapted No more batteries to replace Cons: Scroll wheel makes clicking noise Thank you Logitech for another win in my book...

I was starting to get really bad carpal tunnel pain in my wrist/forearm from using the typical mouse so my husband suggested I get this one and to let your thumb do all the moving. I was a bit hesitant because I have fairly small hands and this isn't exactly small. At first, I was not too happy with it because it takes some getting used to-moving the thumb instead of the mouse. I've been using it for about 3 weeks now and the pain in my forearm has gone away. It's been great on the plane because I don't have to move the mouse around on the tray table anymore.

The amount of configuration you can do to the buttons is the best feature about this. I also like that you can use either Bluetooth or Unify connectivity and switch between two computers if you want. Feels really good in my hand. My go-to pointing device. I use this 8+ hours a day at work and I have one at home too. When using this with any graphics applications such as Blender or Photoshop it makes me more accurate. There is also a "precision" button that will enable a higher resolution slower tracking speed so you can be more accurate when it comes down to the pixel.

This mouse is saving my wrist from carpal tunnel! I was having wrist pain from using a regular mouse, and this mouse keeps my wrist in a comfortable and painless position. Took a few days to get used to thumb ball controls, but once you're used to it its great!

I've been using this MX ERGO trackball for a few months now. It's very comfortable, quick, accurate, and stable. I didn't think I'd like the optional two-angle stand it comes with, but I've grown to love it. I'll switch between angles throughout a work day to change up the muscles I use a bit. I find long sessions are fine, maybe 4-5 hours at time now, then I'll need to switch to track-pad or mouse for a bit. The first week was around 3-4 hours until my thumb got tired of doing all the work, so I expect that duration to continue to extend over time. Overall I look forward to my sessions with this device everyday. Since it requires very little space, and doesn't move across the surface, I can have comfortable accurate computing from just about anywhere. I'll set it on my recliner arm, on my bed next to me, on the couch - just about anywhere suddenly becomes a solid work environment with minimal space. For this reason, I take it when I travel now because hunting for mouse surfaces on the go is futile. Problem solved. As for gaming - I wouldn't use this for any FPS style games that require quick sudden accuracy, but for slower paced games, and all other modes, it works a treat.

I like the ergonomic mouse much better than the traditional. I like the wireless connectivity. Bluetooth is an option, and I'm able to connect back-and-forth quickly between my desktop and laptop. I was nervous about using the trackball but have found it much better to navigate than having to continuously pick up a traditional mouse. The only negative I've experienced is connectivity with my laptop, but it might be more of an issue with the laptop's bluetooth, for which I have to reset the connection every few days.

My wife and I, pretty much, only use Logitech trackballs. These can be SUPER precise at the touch of the side button with thumb. Then go right back to speedy by re-touching the side button with thumb. What brings these up above the prior Trackballs is that they can both use the, normal, included Logitech Dongle, or just use your computer's Bluetooth (if avail) and forget the Dongle! OR, use the SAME trackball on 2 computers. One with Dongle, one with Bluetooth. Just tap the 1-2 button just below the scroll. Even better? Never replace the battereis! Rechargable via MicroUSB cable. Bought 2 of these

Great mouse especially for travel. I went from the MX master (which is also great) to this because I was getting tired of having to move the physical mouse to mouse around. And while traveling you dont need much room to use the mouse either. It works great on Mac and Windows. I often switch with a click of a button once I’m done with the day job to have creative fun on my mac. It does take a bit to get used to but once you get the hang of it, it’s great!

I'm not sure if this trackball will make converts who have never used a trackball, but for those users who are looking for a replacement or upgrade, this trackball is worthwhile. I have been a trackball user for quite some time. On of my first trackballs was the original Trackman Marble. I also used a Microsoft Trackball Explorer (one of the best finger style trackballs) for my desktop workstation. I still have the Microsoft Explorer, but unfortunately the ball has some warping to it. I had used the wireless Logitech M570 for laptops. Now that I have a slim laptop, and it only has 2 USB 3 ports, I thought I'd upgrade to the MX Ergo Plus (chiefly so that I didn't have to tie up a USB port with receiver and use Bluetooth instead). Very few vendors have the Plus version of the Ergo, which includes a bottom wedge that adds another 10 degrees. I've found that accessory a great option for when I have the trackball resting on the arm of my recliner. There are many features of it that are an improvement of the M570: it's larger and heavier. It's wider so that my pinkie doesn't dangle like when I'm using the M570. It has a grippy texture, and the form has a higher curve (so my hand rests on it better then the M570). I really like the Logitech Options software, which lets you enable the flow feature to quickly track from my laptop to a home theater PC. It also lets me copy over files to my HTPC. I also use the trackball while working on development and light graphics work (for illustration, I have a graphics tablet and stylus). I'm finding the horizontal scroll from the left and right scroll tilt to be very welcome: I can quickly horizontally scroll with a code editor or Photoshop. Though with Photoshop, I had to enable Application specific custom control and set the left and right tilt to zoom in and zoom out. I haven't needed to use the precision mode, and I may try setting it to have less high DPI (seems a bit too sluggish when I have tried it). The other unique design to this trackball is that it has a metal plate on the base (with rubber on the underside, so it won't mark your desk). There's a strong magnetic force, so when you forcefully push on one side of the trackball, you can change the angle from 0 or 20 degrees. The extra 10 degree Plus bottom only attaches when the trackball is at 20 degrees (for a total of 30 degrees). I'm finding 30 degrees to be perfect for my armchair, but may use 20 degrees for a desk. The extra wedge is the only difference between the Plus and non-Plus versions. So I think this trackball is a good upgrade for any trackball user, and is a no brainer for someone looking for a replacement of their current trackball. As to whether it will see a lot of converts from mice...it may sway some who are looking for better ergonomics or smaller footprints.

Awesome easy to use . Battery life is good… fits hand perfectly

I've owned this mouse for a few years now and I absolutely love it. I was a little hesitant at first just cause of the price and being new to track ball mice. But now at work I wouldn't want to use anything else. I do electrical design and this thing rocks! There's a small learning curve for those of us that have never used a track ball style mouse but once you get used to it...pure joy! I wish this was a gaming mouse! Buying my one for my wife to use at her work!

After trying multiple different ergonomic mice, I think I've found the mouse for me. The trackball was easy to get used to, and the three angle options allow for the individual user to adjust to their comfort - I personally prefer the middle option, but the inclusion of the extension is cool for users who prefer an almost vertical mouse-like experience. Other cool features include the ability to swap between the wireless unifying receiver or Bluetooth, so I can use the same mouse on my desktop AND on my laptop with just the press of a button. And my personal favorite, HORIZONTAL SCROLLING!