Logitech

Logitech MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse

$91

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Color

Black

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Logitech's MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse is a twist on a classic design: ergonomically sculpted for maximum comfort including a customizable trackball for personalized angling.
An update to Logitech’s long-running line of trackball mice, a line that stretches well back into the 1990s.
Large, comfortable design, the trackball itself is smooth and accurate, and great ergonomic options.
Right-handed use only.
Mouse is a bit heavy.
Long battery life. Rechargeable battery- up to 70 days of power on a single charge; Nominal value : 380 dpi.
Logitech has remained the most prominent seller of trackballs.
Dual connectivity- use with up to 3 Windows or Mac computers via included Unifying receiver or Bluetooth smart wireless technology.

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Cost	$91	$68	$89.99	$48.18	$22.99
Color	Black	Space Gray	Grey	Black	Black
Size	Medium	Standard	Large	Standard	Large
Bluetooth	Yes, plus USB	Yes	Yes, plus USB	No, USB	USB
Wireless	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No
Weight	5.8 ounces	7.2 ounces	8 ounces	4.55 ounces	5.3 ounces
Ergonomic	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Setup	Moderate	Easy	Moderate	Easy	Moderate
Availability	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
Rechargeable	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	No
Brand	Logitech	Apple	Logitech	Microsoft	Anker
Trackball	Yes	No	No, optical	No	No
USB	Yes	Yes, lightning port for charging	Yes	Yes	Yes

Reviews

Most customers were happy the trackball was comfortable, easy to use, and worked well with their computer. Some customers were annoyed the trackball only had 2 positions, or the description was wrong.

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I've been waiting for this device for well over a decade - a Bluetooth version of Logitech's fabled TrackMan Marble Wheel. And this is, indeed, a really nice trackball for use with new laptops that don't have USB
A ports, such as the MacBook/MacBook Pro. Brad J · from Amazon
I originally updated from my Logitech M570 because I wanted the extra-fine control this one has as a switch - It was worth it, the heavy base, the 2 position setting etc. The description says "Unique adjustable hinge allows you to customize the trackball angle from 0 to 20 degree" which is an outright lie, it is zero or 20, there is no in-between at all. I doubt you would want to set it between and it would just be another thing to break, but it annoys me when product descriptions are just wrong.
Lorry · from Amazon
Very comfortable, plastic quality is way better. The top is rubbery, feels much nicer. The bottom is also rubberized, preventing it fron sliding on the desk. It's also pretty heavy, which also helps preventing the sliding.
Murg · from Amazon
I purchased the MX Ergo due to shoulder/arm issues that I think stem from using a mouse all day. It took some getting used to, but in general I find the MX Ergo to be very good. I'd only change a few things.
Russ · from Amazon
Pros +Ergonomic focused design (adjustable angle) +Built-in rechargeable battery+Connects via bluetooth or nano usb transmitter (included) +Can be used and switched between 2 simultaneous computers (pressing a button) +Speed selector (2 positions) +Unlike a traditional mouse, this one does not requires more space to use (only use the thumb)
Emmanuel P · from Amazon

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