Logitech Cordless Optical TrackMan

usability, reliability, design, durability, price

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77% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, durability, design, reliability, price

size

85% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Offers good control; precise trackball; excellent wireless; large, spacious design takes strain off wrists; attractive tactile surface

Size may deter some; steep learning curve; unattractive; requires additional space for mouse and rather bulky wireless receiver; pricey

Although it has a rather nice tactile finish, the styling is not the best we’ve seen, and it would benefit from a bit of a makeover, especially the position of the buttons. The Trackman requires a slightly ugly wireless base unit to work, although such...

Solid layout, comfortable for my "average" sized hand, good assortment of features

Somewhat laggy, and very noticable when gaming (compared to my wired marble mouse). The left-click button also died after a little over a year of use at work

I recently bought a second one of these after the first died. I can't complain, because the first one lasted at least 4 years, and is the most comfortable trackball I've used ; The color changed to be darker than my first one, this one is black, and...

The rf receiver. It's still the old style, and large, especially compared to the unified receiver nub. If it came with one of those I'd have bought about three more for my other computers and a spare. For now I've got the receiver under my desk, so...

Wireless ; It worked instantly after plugging in the mouse tracker. No drivers or setup required for me ; Has a scroll unlike some other trackballs ; Extremely comfortable

A notable difference for gaming. Upgrading from the Logitech Trackman Marble Optical Wired Mouse, You'll definitely notice that one is MUCH easier to game on

The design is great. makes the most of your desk space, your hand stays in a comfortable position. If you like using a trackball this is a good one. There are several programmable buttons and the scroll wheel feels solid. It is good for gaming, you can...

Using a trackball can be fidgety at times. They are so sensitive it is hard to smoothly stay put if you rest your fingers on the trackball. The repetitive thumb-clicking for the left mouse click can be painful over time. The track ball inevitably...

5 extra programable buttons (besides L/R/scroll). Uses less desk space and no more bumping into things with or falling off the table with the poor mousey. Or having to adjust the area where the mouse is placed cause you just switched to the other side...

The index finger buttons are a little oddly placed and small for me. the top 1 has to be pressed firmly in order to work on mine. I dont think you can save different settings and switch them on the fly but i guess maybe didnt advertise that. would be...

It's Logitech, it's a trackball, it's sized just right for most normal sized hand

It's a bit of a challenge for those of us who have larger hands. I dare say that the LMB needs to be slightly more forward in relation to where the trackball is. As it stands now, my hand is actually off center by about 20 degrees to get it to fit...

Wireless. New. Replaced a 10 year old MS Trackball Explorer

Receiver doesn't work very far. But that's not really a con. Less radio waves bouncing around on our DNA has got to be positive.. right ; Didn't purchase this from Newegg. It all goes to China either way