Logitech TrackMan® Trackball (904353-0403)
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provided by Reviews Bar None, The Ultimate Pointing Device Review created: Sep 15, 2009 by: the_toecutter  Pros:Accurate, comfortable, requires little space, price. Cons:Hard to clean The Bottom Line:All around, the trackman beats a mouse for comfort, ease of use and space requirements. Review:I just purchased this newer version of the Logitech trackman. Prior to this one, I had an older vers...read full review An ergonomic dichotomy or How can something that seems so clumsy be so nimble? Review created: Dec 27, 2008 by: ravenstud Pros:Eliminates arm & shoulder pain Precise ergonomic control For use in limited spaces Cons:Initial awkwardness Learning curve to use this mouse Right hand only The Bottom Line:While it takes some getting used to, the reward is worth the effort. Review:Bread pudding for desert? Or Bread & Water for the prisoner?Most of the reviews I have read abou...read full review Don't Break Your Wrist. Punish Your Thumb Instead! Review created: Aug 13, 2008 by: jacobdrj Pros:Spares Your Wrist. Scrollwheel. USB & PS/2 Compatible. Small Footprint. 800dpi Optical Tracking. Cons:Needs Cleaning. Plastic Nodes Instead of Metal Bearings. No Heft. Leaves Thumbs Sore. Right Handed. The Bottom Line:A good inexpensive right-handed mouse for those who don't want to hurt their wrists. It isn't for hardcore gamers. Review:The Race Track... My father was starting to stress his wrist out from constant computing. (Hardwood...read full review The Mouse For Me! Review created: Apr 15, 2008 by: aubri_ford Pros:Trackball makes it easy to use, very stylish and comfortable! Cons:None The Bottom Line:-- Review:For many years I have used the Logitech Trackman Mouse and it has been very useful and reliable to u...read full review logitech thumballs great Review created: Feb 23, 2008 by: techristian Pros:fast auto config thumb ball trackman logitech easy Cons:coarse may not be the best for art The Bottom Line:-- Review:Unlike the other user, I enjoy the CHANGE of using my thumball at home because I use a regular mouse...read full review Vast Improvement, and Clean Attractive Design Review created: May 21, 2007 by: gjax Pros:Excellent design improvements, easy to clean, responsive buttons. Cons:Takes getting used to, only comes in gray. The Bottom Line:If you like trackballs it's one of the best. Go to a store where you can put your hands on one to see if the design works for you. Review:When my father purchased our first Internet capable computer in 1999 he insisted on getting an ergon...read full review Should be on everyone's desk Review created: Jan 25, 2007 by: brian_manahan Pros:Absolutely everything Cons:Absolutely nothing The Bottom Line:-- Review:I got one of these about 7 years ago because of tight desk space. It took 2 or 3 days to get used to...read full review Not an ergonomic solution for me Review created: Dec 15, 2006 by: azielce Pros:Build quality, mouse shape, natural hand curl and positioning of the wrist Cons:Thumb-actuated trackball kills the thumb muscles with unnatural motion The Bottom Line:If you are looking for an ergonomic replacement for the mouse, look further. The thumb actuated trackball will likely cause more problems in the future. Review:I work at the computer as part of my job. Recently I've been feeling pain in my wrist and palm using...read full review I've now bought 3 of them. Review created: Nov 10, 2006 by: brill Pros:Hearty construction takes years worth of beatings and continues to work like new. Cons:None. Its for real. None! The Bottom Line:Highly recommended from this graphic designer. It boils down to preference but this product is top of the line! Review:I am a graphic designer. My work demands that I have excellent input hardware that will take a beati...read full review Lame imitation Review created: Jul 06, 2006 by: belg4mit Pros:thumb ball Cons:difficult to clean, bad button placement, rough mouse wheel. The Bottom Line:-- Review:This is a poor imitation of Logitech's original (and high quality) Trackman Marble Wheel. Despite us...read full review The best Review created: Jun 30, 2006 by: taputah Pros:Comfort, use and everything else. Cons:None. The Bottom Line:-- Review:I bought this trackball because my in-laws had one. After staying with them for a couple of months I...read full review Good quality - a bit awkward Review created: Jun 30, 2006 by: tdv218 Pros:Good quality and style, mostly comfortable Cons:thumb control awkward and therefore uncomfortable The Bottom Line:-- Review:I just purchased this trackball mouse because the one I had was an optical mouse with buttons on the...read full review Trackman Wheel Review created: May 20, 2006 by: cstefaniak Pros:Comfort, ergonomics, looks cool. Cons:None The Bottom Line:-- Review:This is a great mouse for anyone who likes trackballs, it is more comfortable to use that previous v...read full review Perfect for limited desktop space Review created: May 15, 2006 by: jasonmaxey Pros:Ergonomic design, accuracy, intuitive arrangement of controls, price Cons:Semi-frequent cleaning The Bottom Line:This trackball is the best thing for anyone who has Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or who has limited desktop space. The only improvement would be to upgrade to the wireless model. Review:I purchased my Trackman when I finally got tired of having to move the other items I keep on my desk...read full review Only mouse I use Review created: Feb 18, 2006 by: ihammes Pros:Most comfort. Less cleaning. The best. Cons:You PAY MORE for the best. The Bottom Line:-- Review:No more wrist pain. No more slamming the mouse on my desk to clear off the "fuzzies". I've been usin...read full review A Definite Good Buy Review created: Feb 11, 2006 by: nwambe Pros:Ergonomic, CHEAP, surprisingly well-built, precise operation. Cons:Annoyingly sensitive right mouse button The Bottom Line:Definitely buy it, but keep the receipt handy just in case. The right-click mouse problem I've described may be what makes you want to return it, but take heart. Review:I have had my Trackman Marble since December, and I must say that it is remarkably easy to use, and...read full review Superior Mouse Control Review created: Aug 23, 2005 by: Cope Pros:Comfortable and easy to use, with very precise control. Cons:Impossible to use with left hand. The Bottom Line:If you only have one pointing device, this should be it. Precise control, superior comfort, and competitive price make the Logitech Trackman the easy choice. Review:I have been using the various iterations of the Logitech Trackman for many years. These trackballs a...read full review A fantastic pointing device Review created: May 15, 2005 by: deathshell Pros:-Nice, Responsive Ball -Needs no configuring for basic features -Looks great Cons:-A bit small The Bottom Line:An excellent pointing device, beats the pants of a mouse any day. Review:You could call me a computer nut. Enter my desktop, and you will see, from a distance, a desk, co...read full review Why use a regular mouse? Review created: Jun 18, 2004 by: msmaltz Pros:No need to move around. Cons:Can't blame problems on the mouse. The Bottom Line:-- Review:I have used my Trackman for several years now and would not go back to a regular mouse by choice. I...read full review Better than the best mouse Review created: Jun 10, 2004 by: gregfokker Pros:Comfort and ease of use, no fatigue even after hours, attractive appearance. Cons:None. The Bottom Line:Better than a mouse, and a must for users logging long hours in front of a screen Review:I've been using my Trackman wheel for at least three years, and have yet to come up with even a sing...read full review |
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