ELECOM EX-G Pro: was $76 now $40 @ Amazon With eight customizable buttons and a scroll wheel that tilts, the ELECOM EX-G Pro is the perfect trackball mouse for power users. It can also connect to ...

I also like how there’s a compartment underneath the mouse to store the included 2.4 GHz USB dongle and that the ELECOM EX-G Pro has both a physical on/off switch as well as one for pairing.

Features of the SlimBlade Pro trackball mouse – Precision Movement with Twist Scrolling – The large 55mm trackball lets users scroll up and down web pages and documents with quick precision ...

However, these trackballs with the large ball do not work for me. They force your hand to be angled up sharply which produces wrist pain for me pretty quickly.

The Turbo Mouse Pro features a large trackball but its most noticeable features are its many buttons: four fully programmable buttons surround the trackball, a fully programmable scroll wheel is ...

Still, I think this is a good assistive technology mouse because the trackball is so large. Hopefully, AbleNet has made the buttons more user-friendly in the newer versions.

I’ve been using Logitech’s latest trackball mouse, the MX Ergo for the past month – it nearly convinced me to make the switch myself. Like the even-more-recent MX Vertical, the Ergo’s main ...

Trackballs, especially the higher-end models, give you a level of precision you won't get with a mouse. This is especially true for tasks like graphic design, 3D modeling, or video editing, where ...

Trackball vs vertical mouse One solution to this problem is a vertical mouse which holds your wrist in a better position like the Logitech MX Vertical. But, like a regular mouse, a vertical mouse ...

It looks like any old trackball mouse, complete with a bulbous ball. But accompanying that 2.17-inch-wide (55 mm) piercing red orb that can scroll up and down and twist are modern considerations.