Logitech M570

I recommemd logitech vertical or se deluxe vertical. Also u can try trackball mouse, I recommend m570 or logitech marbleman.

This took a little bit to break in, but seems to work fine now. I like this better than the standard mouse.

My only complaint is with Walmart. The Walmart online price was 29.95 but in the store its $39.95 and they wouldn't pricematch their own website. That is ridiculous!! T

So in the end, a wast...

im almost on the same as you, fx audio x6 and monolith m570. not a end game but its a nice place to stay one year at least. cheers and nice cans!

I have the older model (gray with red trackball) but I wore it out. The trackball on this version needs more effort to move it. It is not free spinning like my old one. My wife liked it so I gave it to her. Then I completely tore apart my old one and cleaned out the insides. Good as new. But then an...

I would suggest using trackball mouse if you have limited right hand space. logitech M570 is really comfortable for example. But the major issue seems to be that keyboard and how it is too wide, you probably should look for narrower keyboard. Maybe you could find tenkeyless ergo board and use separate numpad on the left?.

The Logitech Wireless Trackball Mouse preforms well. The shape and style of the mouse make it comfortable to use.

However, the material used in it's construction is cheap, non gribbing and does not allow the user ease in picking up the mouse. The on/off switch is on the bottom of the mouse requirin...

I have been using an ErgoDash and a Logitech M570 trackbal. The tenting of the keyboard allows for yhe tracball yo be slid right under the right hand thumb so as to not have to move the hand, and the left right clicks have been mapped on the right hand keyboard keys, activated using a special layer.

I decided to enter the realm of trackballs. This decision was not predicated by me suffering from RSI. Rather it was the thought of better managing my workspace. I'm currently running a 2016 MacBook Pro with a 5K and 4K monitor. All three are fired up when working. The monitors are all set to pretty...

There's even a third-party management utility ("solaar") that lets you change device settings and pair new devices with the unifying receiver. I use the M570 on my older computer and the MX Ergo on my new machine and I'm happy with both. Edit: I also use a Buffalo wireless receiver mouse on a laptop, and a cheap Elecom at work both work fine too. The only kind of device I've had trouble with are Bluetooth mice.

Update 7/14/2019: Switches have started throwing multiple clicks when just clicking once or drops out when trying to highlight something. The usual problem for the M570 mouse. I now have about half dozen of these with bad switches. If you buy this then figure about every six months to a year and a h...