Logitech Ergonomic Wireless Trackball Mouse, Easy Thumb Control, Smooth Tracking, Black, Walmart Exclusive

I switched from a mouse to a trackball back in 2001, and I have not looked back. It was always a logitech trackball and I my next will be a logitech trackball. I love the fact that I am able to play games with ease and don't run out of table space, which helps prevent repetitive stress injuries. I love these things. I have two workstations in my home office, a computer in each of my kids' rooms, a computer in the living room, and 3 laptops. Everyone has one of these trackballs attached.

Always excellent product. The only reason I always have to buy a new one is that I lose the USB connection plug into my computer. I always use this type of trackball for my carpal tunnel because it's easier to use when my hand is not cooperating.

These are the only types of mouse I use anymore. I have three of them for the three computers and/or laptops that I have to use. They have saved me from having to have my carpal tunnel surgery. This is a great product and they last for a really long time.

This is the third time I purchase this mouse because I love it that much. I moved a few times so each time I gave my mouse away and this time I will make sure to keep it. It's incredibly useful and the ergonomic design is perfect. I am on the computer most of the work day so I require something that will not hurt my wrist, hand, or fingers so this works perfectly well for me. I also have a small hand and I can still wrap my hand around the mouse well enough. I definitely recommend it!

The middle scroll button feels like butter! The click isn't harsh and sharp but is actually gentler on the ears. Only slight downside is that BECAUSE it's a roller ball type model, it gets dust built up (albeit infrequently) and you gotta pop the ball out to clean the hole but it's super easy to pop it back in! The battery life on it lasts about a week if accidentally left on 24-7 and I'm an Office Admin who works near 50Hrs/wk!

I am a web developer and graphic artist since the mid-1990's and I have been using a Logitech trackball or trackman graphic mouse for most of that time. I'm not a brand snob, but Logitech can't be touched in this area, so I always look for one of these two products. So I was happy to see that Walmart offered this mouse for about $10 less than anyone else, and shipped it free... I should have bought two! I may go back and do so.

The feel is great. Replacing a worn out corded trackball used with my engineering computer. That one only lasted twelve years, darn it. Haven't had it long enough to know about battery life. Seems to drive a bit quicker than my old version, but that's just settings.

Overall the product works quite well. It does take a little getting used to, as far as, navigating with your thumb. However, it does seem to become a bit easier and smoother over time. The buttons respond smoothly and quickly. Thus far, I am really enjoying using the product.

I have used the Logitec track balls since the days of dial up, they can take a bit to get used to from touch pad or mouse, but I prefer the control the trackball gives me for everyday use and in programs (apps for the kids *LOL*) such as CAD applications. Battery life is good, connectivity is good. I do recommend the product.

Mouse was fine and OK-- but ordered it because the box and picture showed a "left handed" version of the track ball mouse Opened the package and the mouse was for use "right handed" Since I am left handed -- I had to return it comment ==the packaging/box should accurately represent the product inside---