Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this mouse for my gaming. Once I got used to it, I can't go back to a regular mouse. Drives me nuts moving around everywhere. So I use one for my work that I bought personally. Only throwback is the charger. It doesn't take USB c. I bought an off brand one that takes USB c and love it!!! The balls are easily replaced cheaply when the smoothness wears off. Or u can Google other tricks to make it smooth temporarily. Love this mouse. Have always had this type mouse for years and years!!! Lasts me for years even with heavy gaming. But will be getting off brands from now on for ease of use of USB c charging. For someone coming from old school mouse it takes getting used to. But once u do, u never will go back! Why isn't this standard. No moving the mouse. Just ur thumb to move the ball!!!

This trackball is my daily driver. I’ve tried every mouse under the sun and I always return to a trackball to overcome wrist pain. The nice thing about this one is the choice of rise and angle

The extra 10 degree wedge took a little getting used to, but I like it more and more now. The quality improves with each generation (since I only replace trackballs every ~5 years), and this one is no exception. The price could be nicer, but I'll be buying a second one for my work computer.

At first I thought this mouse was for gaming. I was wrong. It's perfectly ergonomically designed. It does not have goofy lights all over it. It's sleek design is a perfect compliment to a modern office setting. It takes all but a minute or two to get a good handle on it's features. If modern design and comfort is what you seek then this mouse is for you. I recommend this more for a desk than for on the go. It's a bit bulky. Don't let the beefiness fool you. It really helps with the natural cup shape of your hand. You'll love it.

My everyday mouse, this is perfect for design and rest your arm

Use this for precision CAD work and was using the previous model. I work off a laptop, so USB ports are at a premium, and alway wish my original trackball was Bluetooth over logi’s proprietary dongle controller. The new model not only has both Bluetooth and Logi wireless modes, they also made improvements to the ergonomics while keeping the same basic design. Improvement in not only the ability to tilt the whole unit, but the buttons, trackball, and mouse wheel all seem a little better quality.

Prior to having this mouse, I had the Logitech M570. I loved the ergonomics of that mouse and once I had upgraded laptops I was looking for a mouse with the same ergonomic considerations but with bluetooth. This mouse is amazing in that regards! I enjoy the fact that there are many angles in which you can use. When you're spending a ton of time in front of a computer, it's important to be mindful of the impacts on your body. Now I feel more at ease using this mouse, you can't go wrong!

I had been using a bluetooth keyboard that allowed me to switch from Mac and PC with a push of a button, but I had to keep moving my Trackpad or mouse to the right of my keyboard each time I switched. I had not used a trackball on either system before. I find the additional angle with the wedge on the Plus version is comfortable to use. The fine control button is great for detail work and the additional buttons allowed me to map my most used Trackpad gestures.

The pad included in the Plus version really does make a difference, so I'm glad I got it. I had used the G900 Chaos Spectrum mice for a couple years for office and schoolwork. I prefer this mouse at the moment. Also, I have large hands, which this mouse fits very well. The buttons are placed intuitively and are easy to click. The scroll wheel is clearly premium and well-balanced between noise, ease of use, and just enough grip to support horizontal scrolling and middle-button scrolling. The Logitech Options software seems to be put together well, but it'll be used minimally for me. I can't install it on the work computer, and my home PC doesn't use most of the applicable software. Innovative, nonetheless. At least for large hands, the ergonomics are great. I don't necessarily have pain, but my right forearm felt immediate relief from using this mouse. There's a ton of value in this mouse and it's worth the price, but the trackball could use some improvement. It's fairly light and stops a little too easily and somewhat unpredictably. To that end, I might buy a second one to try to mod it with a different ball and bearings to see if I can improve it.

I am finally satisfied with a mouse! It has all the features I need, a rollerball for my thumb that lets me move ACROSS the page without needing to move my arm, a top scroller so I can move DOWN the page as well as back and forward buttons. I really like that it has spacers that can be placed under the mouse to raise it up at an angle so it is more ergonomic. There are even a few buttons I don't use that other users might find handy. Overall, it's the best mouse I've had in over 30+ years!

For most days, I'm working on a PC at my desk. This trackball reduces stress on my arm and hand. The angle of the trackball can be flat or angled - like you're shaking someone's hand. To me, it feels quite natural and reduces any stress on my arm. If you're looking for a new "mouse", this may be the one to get. You will need to get used to using a trackball though, but that learning curve is short.

Logitech - MX ERGO Plus Wireless TrackBall Mouse with Ergonomic design - Wireless - Graphite is among the state-of-the-art wireless trackball mouse. Also, it is easy-friendly to use. Logitech - MX ERGO Plus Wireless TrackBall Mouse with Ergonomic design - Wireless - Graphite receives a five (5) star rating.

I have had one of these years ago and had forgotten how much I liked it. Uses only the space of the footprint without needing to push a mouse around. Paired seamlessly with my system via bluetooth, easy to change settings, autobackup from manufacturer, can have two custom settings for different uses, has gross versus precision mode accessed by thumb button for ease and quickness. Is adjustable for different hand/wrist preferences. I can't find anything to complain about at all.

This mouse has been the answer I required. My wrist was constanlty in pain from using the regular mouse. I never really liked how the old style roller ball mouses functioned. This one they have everything right and its design allows my hand to comfortably rest thus removing the strain and stress. This is a great mouse especially as Ive experienced as my wrist no longer throbs after 10 hours behind the keyboard.

Love it easy to connect Feels solid not like I can break it (most people call me a bull in a china shop) Nice ergonomics. I had the cheaper trackball with the blue ball and this one beats that one hands down my wrists dont hurt after using it for hrs. The ball feels smoother and more precise and I love the quick change of going between my pc and cell phone. With the quick click of the top number button. I will be buying one for my desk at the office.

You all already know the good stuff about it so I’ll be the one on here to be negative nancy. I only took 1 star off for all of the stuff below because I think it still deserves about 3.5, so I rounded up to 4. Here’s my list of qualms with the thing. A lot of it’s preference but a lot of it is also what I consider is universally disappointing: - the magnetic tilt function is useless and a danger to other electronics. I’d prefer a fixed position and a variety pack of angled wedges instead. (Though I like how heavy the thing is and it never tilts on accident). Also, nowhere to store the unifying receiver, probably because the magnet would kill it. Just too many parts to keep track of and it would suck to travel with this, so it will stay at home. - the power switch on the bottom is extremely flimsy and therefore I will need to limit the amount of times I switch it on/off. The battery life is so good it doesn’t even make sense to turn it off though, so... crisis averted? - the precision button is a cool feature that I use a ton, but the button itself sucks and you really gotta mash it to actuate it. - the clicky buttons and scroll wheel are really loud. But I think here I’m just being picky... - I’m going to replace the included trackball with one from perixx. This one just doesn’t do it for me. Feels like it’s made out of friction. Also, when you attempt to spin the ball fast to flick the cursor across 3 monitors, you’ll only make it halfway through 1. I find that I have to spin it a lot for it to move very far. It is unable to pick up really fast movements. Hopefully a new ball will solve this, but unfortunately I think it’s the sensors themselves that can’t keep up.. - the rubber material on the grippy part is nice but I think time will tell that this was a bad design decision. It will erode it away and it will get sticky. - you have to create a Logitech account just to download the software. But, to my surprise, the software doesn’t suck. This was something I was very worried about, knowing my history of frustration with other products like the G600 and how crap the software for it was. Overall, not worth the $100 price tag. I’d call it fair at about $50. But, what other options for us trackball users are there? If you want a thumb trackball mouse, there is only Logitech, unless you want a garbage Chinese knockoff brand. It’s a great mouse though, don’t get me wrong. I’d recommend it.

very nice mouse. for the money, it has the number of features I'd expect. Two devices simultaneous, ergo adjustments, performance mode (which is cool), & a few buttons which makes navigating a bit easier. Some features I don't use, but when & if I do need them, they're great, especially for creative applications I use at work. My only tik would be you must charge this device. It has good battery, but I don't feel like it's a device with recharging to be a must, one day, this will just be a wired mouse.

Perfect if you have to sit at a computer all day. I can switch between my work computer and home computer with the ease of a click. Best investment ever.

This is incredibly comfortable to use, though they're super expensive, but they do last, so I guess that makes them worth the price. I don't know what all the buttons are for, never looked into them, but I don't need them. I love the large size as it supports my hand comfortably! I have another mouse from them and they're both working great!!

I was looking for a mouse a while and eventually came down to this one. It is easy to and connec to any computer. Charging doesnt take long and the battery a good while.