Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wireless Trackball

Welcome to our Channel Climax Tech. Product Details Name Kensington Profit Ergo Vertical Wireless Trackball, K75326WW Product Features Ergonomist Appr...

It's really kind of breaks the brain because it's kind of merging a mouse with a trackball and then your mouse is at 60 degrees. Other than that, it's...

I tend to move it a bit, and I end up hitting my keyboard. This kind of problem isn't an issue on a regular mouse since I can just move it back, but this is a trackball mouse, which shouldn't move at all. I plan to get some rubber feet under the base to stop the movement.

First the good, as a gaming mouse this is perfect. To clarify, when I say games I mean games that can be played with only a mouse such as point and click games and certain rpgs, for example Grim Fandango or something like Vampire The Masquerade Redemption. Don't try an FPS with this lol. I love the ...

On a Mac, the user experience was not great either. Kensington Pro-fit ergo thumb trackball:. I tried the Kensington because it felt like it had a large angle off the desk and pronation would hopefully be reduced. Although the hand position was comfortable for me, the feeling and experience was not great.

I had high hopes for this trackball -- been hoping for a vertical one for a long time. I have a MacBook Pro, where I was planning to use it via Bluetooth, and a PC Laptop where I would use the dongle. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to connect at all via Bluetooth, either on the MacBook, the PC, or a...

These include: Elecom Huge and Deft Pro (neither quite work for me), Ploopy (a little large), Microsoft MX Explorer (nice but old and kind of run down at this stage, and no programming), Logitech MX Master, Vertical Ergo, and Trackball Ergo, Anker vertical, and Evoluent model C... this may be it. The only one that really feels natural and pain free to hold is the Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical.

I have been using trackballs for many decades at this point and when my previous one stopped functioning correctly I searched for another. I can upon this Kensington pro fit ergo and thought it looked pretty good and while not exactly what I wanted I gave it a try. This device is very awkward to use...

By the way the ball travel on this thing is horrendous. Definitely not worth the $70 price tag.

Gave my hand cramps; increasingly so, the more/longer I used it. Didn't take long, either. The trackball is way too small; makes your hand/thumb/finger work much harder to move the cursor with any precision. I returned the unit for a Refund. I used to use Kensington track balls, years, ago. They had...