Logitech Marble Mouse (904360-0215) Trackball

Pros: It doesn't have to be moved on a pad; it fits comfortably in your hand
Cons: Requires some coordination and getting used to

I bought a new computer less than a year ago and recently my mouse was giving me a hard time. You know what happens..The cursor sticks or you have to move the mouse all over the pad to find the cursor.


It was time for a new one. I...

Pros: Equally as comfortable for righties and lefties; configurable buttons
Cons: Not enough buttons

Buying gifts for relatives who live a great distance away isn't always easy. I have little doubt that our relatives curse us every Christmas because it is almost impossible to decide what we would want or need. My oldest brother got smart this last...

Pros: Very comfortable
Cons: n/a

Features:

*Fits right or left hand
*Unique Logitech Marble technology
*Stationary to save desktop space
*Ships with PS/2 to serial adapter
*Dimensions: 1.75 by 3.37 by 6.5 inches

I bought this...

Pros: Easy to clean, Easy to use, and Durable
Cons: High center

I like to sit in my recliner while on the computer and a traditional mouse really doesn't work well. Another good feature is that you don't have to constantly clean the rollers to get the mouse to work properly.
I have had many different brands of...

Pros: Inexpensive, efficient; easiest trackball for those who are used to using a mouse.
Cons: No scroll wheel.

Due to bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome and my desire to avoid surgery, I've been very aware of actions that cause my hands to hurt or go numb. One of these actions was daily use of a mouse. I had tried a trackball mouse ages ago, and after a day of...

Pros: easy on fingers and wrist, faster
Cons: none

Coming from the point of a medical transcriptionist, you cannot be without your RED MARBLE mouse. Believe me, I know, as I work on production and need to get around as fast as possible.

After being on the web the other night for 5 hours...

Pros: Stays in one place! Lasts, I love it
Cons: none

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My Logitech trackball mouse is practical, durable, and easy to clean.

First of all, I went thru a bunch of cheap mouses, seemed I was always buying another cheap mouse. Then I found this Logitech track...

Pros: Easy to use, smooth action
Cons: Takes some getting used to

I recently found myself in the market for a new mouse after my Microsoft optical took a dump on me, and only after about a year's use. I went to Ebay and found a great deal on this Logitech Marble Mouse. I chose it because I got a great price, because...

Pros: Easy to install and use, very reliable
Cons: Hard to aim quickly

I decided to move into the world of trackballs after a week-long, almost-constant session of Starcraft left me with severe elbow and wrist pain. While I'd love to have constant pain in my right arm/hand for the rest of my life, I decided I'd give the ol'...

Pros: Comfort,Easy,Durable,Smooth, No Long-Term Pain, Don't have to move a mouse
Cons: Not Cordless,No USB (Not sure if there a cordless or USB version now)

The Marble Mouse from Logitech was such a great find about 2 years ago that I convinced my wife to start using it. Now she has one on her computer and won't go back.

I was never really a fan of trackballs mostly cause the size...

Pros: Accurate. Sturdy. Looks kewl on your desktop.
Cons: Expensive. Not for gamers. Turn your head and cough....

This article addresses : EXACTLY why the Logitech Marble 2 is Not for Gamers, HOW MUCH you should expect to pay, and ALL the tips and details that will make or break your purchase satisfaction.

First this first. I love logitech. They came out...

Pros: Easy to control, very ergonomically correct.
Cons: High acceleration in DOS programs

Ever chase a mouse across your desk and tangle the cord? This product is for you. Actually any track ball will eliminate those problems, but the Logitech Marble Mouse is very good execution of the product type. Having tried several examples including the...

Pros: Finally a trackball that's not thumb-operated
Cons: Only 2 buttons

As I am writing this, I am using my logitech Marble Mouse connected to my USB-enabled Macintosh. I have always likes the concept of the trackball because it requires less space to move around, but I was never able to work with those thumb-operated...

Pros: Dependable, easy to use
Cons: Can't think of any

Because of wrist problems that I have that predate my using a computer, it's easiest and most comfortable for me to use a trackball. Since, between home and work, I am on a computer 10+ hours a day, comfort is key. The Logitech Marble Mouse, despite...

Pros: no frustrating dirty mouse to deal with, easy to use, reliable, easy to clean
Cons: One step below mental telepathy, "marble" has slight flaw, it's not cordless

Take your standard mouse. Yank it, don't simply disconnect it, YANK it out of your computer. Now. Done? Ok, you can deal with the destroyed serial port later. The principle involved was worth it.

The day of the standard, corded mouse is...