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Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman

A wireless trackball from Logitech. Intended for right-handed users with many user-customizable buttons.

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Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman
MSRP $48.00
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very ergonomic design
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Needs almost no deskspace.
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Very comfortable for intensive use
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Wireless isn't useful for a mouse you don't move. It means connection problems and empty batteries.
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Due to weak plastic the left mouse button stops working.
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• A Review of the Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman

written by Omar Nov 27, 05

This report was started November 26, 2005 at 4:01 am by David
with the last edit occurring Today, 7:19 AM by listener
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1.  avatar listener said:

To me the most comfortable trackball for longtime use. You (mostly) use your second and third finger to move. Using your thumb for left-clicking takes some getting used to for first-time users.

The plastic of the left mouse button is to soft, it wears over the internal button. It is easily fixable, by glueing a small peace of harder plastic over the wearing region. 

But why does it have to be wireless?

Nov 15, 2009 7:08am
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Pros

  • very ergonomic design
  • Needs almost no deskspace.
  • Very comfortable for intensive use

Cons

  • Wireless isn't useful for a mouse you don't move. It means connection problems and empty batteries.
  • Due to weak plastic the left mouse button stops working.

Comments

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To me the most comfortable trackball for longtime use. You (mostly) use your second and third finger to move. Using your thumb for left-clicking takes some getting used to for first-time users.

The plastic of the left mouse button is to soft, it wears over the internal button. It is easily fixable, by glueing a small peace of harder plastic over the wearing region. 

But why does it have to be wireless?

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