Trackball mouse: 5 recommended models
A trackball mouse is a good and ergonomic alternative to a regular model. Instead of constantly moving the mouse over a pad, you can easily control the cursor with your finger on a mouse with a trackball. We present five recommended models.
Logitech MX Ergo
The Logitech MX Ergo can be connected to two computers at the same time.
Image: © Logitech 2020
- Maximum resolution: 320 – 440 dpi
- wireless
- 8 function keys
- Range: 10 meters
- Battery: rechargeable battery (runtime 4 months)
Speedlink Aptico
The Speedlink Aptico has a four-level dpi switch.
Image: © Speedlink 2020
Unlike traditional mice, the trackball mouse is demanding Speedlink Aptico does not have any freedom of movement, so that the free space of the computer desk can be better used. By resting the hand, the mouse trackball prevents irritation and fatigue of the wrist at the same time. The mouse has a dpi switch to choose from four sensor levels and an LED to display the selected setting.
- Maximum resolution: 1,600 dpi
- wireless
- 5 function keys and rubberized 4-way scroll wheel
- Range: 8 meters
- Battery: 1 x AA (1.5V)
Trust Sferia
The Trust Sferia has two freely programmable thumb buttons.
Image: © Trust 2020
- Maximum resolution: 450 – 1600 dpi
- wireless
- 2 programmable thumb buttons and mouse wheel with 4-way function
- Range: 8 meters
- Battery: 1 x AA (1.5V)
Logitech Trackman Marble
The Logitech Trackman Marble has an unusual design.
Image: © Logitech 2020
The wired alternative to the Logitech MX Ergo is the Trackman Marble. Of course, the cable means that some freedom of movement is lost, but there is no need to charge the battery or change the batteries. The mouse catches the eye simply because of its unusual appearance. It can be easily operated by both right- and left-handers. The practical forward and back buttons make it easy to scroll back and forth between visited pages when surfing the web.
- Maximum resolution: 300dpi
- wired
- 4 function keys
Kensington ExpertMouse
The trackball is in the middle of the Kensington Expert Mouse.
Image: © Kensington 2020
The Expert Mouse from Kensington can be connected to the computer either via Bluetooth or via a USB nano receiver. A large number of program functions can be assigned to the four buttons using software. The mouse has a so-called scroll ring and a large trackball. Spin the wheel to scroll up and down web pages and documents. The Expert Mouse also has a detachable wrist rest.
- Maximum resolution: 500dpi
- wireless
- 4 programmable buttons
- Battery: 1 x AA (1.5V)
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