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.
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...
*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
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: 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.
Pros: No rollers to clean, smooth operation, comfortable Cons: Might be a bit pricey at $40
This is most likely the best trackball currently on the market. I previously had a different Logitech trackball. I believe it was the Trackman Vista, an older model. It unfortunately used rollers, which would get dirty and cause the trackball to cease...
Pros: looks nice, quiet Cons: hard to use, really bad for action games
I didn't choose to buy this one myself, my dad bought it for me without my asking for it. In fact i had used it in the stores beforehand and really thought to myself "this is the last thing I would ever want". The reason is simple: for those of...
To someone who gets a sore wrist and elbow after working for several hours on the computer, this trackball is a godsend. It's well designed, sensitive, responds to tiny finger twitches, fits my hand comfortably, has a decent (not HUGE) sized ball, takes...
Pros: Never clean your mouse again, or suffer keyboard to mouse pain! Cons: No Mouse Wheel
After suffering some pains in the right shoulder at home and at work, I decided enough was enough and it was time for my iMac puck mouse and keyboard to go. Everyone who's used these for any period of time generally agrees it was a bad idea (tm) from...
Pros: Much, Much better than a regular Mouse Cons: Expensive
Not very long ago my old and aging mouse needed replacing. So when I went out I decided to try my hand at something new. I bought the Logitech Mouse.. one of the kind where it stays stationary and you move the ball with your thumb.
All I...
I bought this trackball after using a friends. Seeing how easy it was to use and the small amount of space required to use it prompted me to buy one when my last mouse broke. I went through 2 mice in two years but based on the design, this trackball...
Pros: Attractive Easy to use and install. Works with PC and Mac. Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0 and Windows 2000. Uses either a PS/2 or USB port. Cons: Only had the unit for about two weeks. None at present.
Tick Tock, Tick Tock the mouse ran up the clock. The mouse ran down, and down he run until he click no more...
Time to play Santa Clause for Christmas in July. With a terrific new toy for my lovable workstation. I must admit my silicon baby...
After using a Logitech Trackball Marble + at work, I decided that I had to have one. How nice it was not having to drag a mouse around on my desk. I must admit that using a trackball takes getting use to, but it didn't take long. The kids didn't like...
The Logitech Marble Mouse is the best trackball that I have owned and probably the last I will ever need to own. The mouse itself is very stylish and is made out of durable plastic with slightly raised buttons on the sides. It uses in-fared technology to...
I bought my Logitech Marble Mouse in a pique of frustration with a standard mouse and attempting to crop, size and manipulate images for our eBay business "kell".
Over a year ago my wife bought herself a Logitech Trackman Marble +...
The Marble is fantastic. It doesn't skip, it cleans easily, it's precise and doesn't tire your hand. I bought them back when they were fairly expensive, but since the prices have dropped they are an even better value.
i have never even seen this mouse untill now. i have read the epinions you al have wrote..i am going monday money to buy me one...i love what it has to offer. anything is better than these other mouses.but i think i am making the right dision here buy...
Pros: Looks kind of cool. Especially to the dog!!! Cons: Can you say arthritis??????
Yeah, you read me right, a gun!!!
Originally, I only started out on Epinions to find out what is the best (and affordable) cookware on the market. Since my Compaq Presario (I think I should edit that review) laptop has decided to take a very...
Pros: Smooth, doesn't need cleaning, reduces wrist movement Cons: Can't scroll, no middle mouse button
I started having some pain in my wrist because of the movement of the mouse, so I decided to buy a trackball. I found mine on Overstock.com and soon after I got it my wrist pain went away. I love the fact that it's optical and doesn't need a mouse ...
Pros: smooth, nice size, easy to use, large buttons Cons: none!
My husband bought me the logitech marble mouse for Christmas, and I love it!
The marble mouse is a trackball, which means you move the ball around, not the mouse. This is really nice for smaller desks, I do not have to keep picking the mouse...
Pros: No cleaning the trackball, no need to reposition the mouse, reliable, easy to zip through the Web Cons: just takes a little while to get accustomed to
Well, it all started when, after two years of usage, my mediocre Microsoft standard ps2 mouse paused on the screen..failing to move. I did the annoying ritual..moving the little rodent side to side, up and down, wiggling it underneath the messy...
Pros: Easy and comfortable to use, extremely accurate Cons: Haven't found one---truly!
About 8 months ago, I was experiencing extreme wrist and arm pain due to how much time I was spending "surfing the net." I knew my problem was mainly caused by my cheap mouse and having to pick it up, move it around so many times. I searched...
Pros: Ease of use,accuracy,low maintenance Cons: other users of your PC might not like it !
I had gotten fed up with conventional PC mice ,I had a limited desk top area so i was struggling to use a normal mouse ,,also i got fed up of the continual messing around/cleaning of the roller ball and pick up assemblies which get gummed up with dust...
Way back, WAAAY back, about a year and a half ago, I purchased a new Acer laptop. I soon realized that for graphical purposes, the small built-in trackpad wasn't gonna cut it. Plus, I couldn't use a mouse just anywhere with the laptop.
I headed...
Pros: ergonomic design, attractive appearance, space economy Cons: may cause pain in ageing or damaged wrists
I bought this mouse/trackball because I was looking for a product which would replace my existing logitech 3-button mouse and be more economical in terms of desktop real estate.
I tried it out in the shop, along with several others of...
Pros: smooth, accurate movement; easy to install Cons: getting use to a trackball may take a little time
Are you sick and tired of chasing a mouse all over your desktop like I was? Or do you have limited desk space? The Marble Mouse from Logitech is the solution. With the Marble Mouse you get sleek styling and ease of use.
The biggest part of...
Pros: Great feel and responsiveness. Great price. Cons: What cons?
This product appealed to me for three reasons: brand, features, and price. Logitech is a brand I associate with quality products and good customer service.The optical input and ergonomic design are key features. I don't know of a mouse that uses optical...
At first i saw this thing at thought it would be the most annoying thing in the world to use. To tell ya the truth I didn't even want to buy it but i was convinced to atleast give it a try. So i bought it and for the first couple days I hated it. it was...
I have now used this product for 1 1/2 years and I am NEVER going back to using a mouse again.
I do a lot of work in Illustrator and Photoshop and I USED to get completely annoyed by how many times my mouse would get stuck while doing a move that...
Pros: Feel great Cons: Should have clean hands before use
When my old mouse went on the friz I decided to try something new . The Marble mouse has to be the best mouse ever. It feels so smooth and your hand will feel right at home on this new masterpeice. But for first-timers it might take a day or two for you...
I started looking for a trackball after I tried the one my mom bought ( a different type)and loved the feel of the marble trackball and how much easier it was on my wrist than my mouse was. There was a thing or two I did not care for on my moms so I...
Let me start by saying that I am a part time graphic artist and my wife is a full time graphic artist which owns her own business. I finally gave up and listened to a few people in the graphic industry who said the trac ball is the way to go.
Pros: Cheap but great alternative to regular mouse. East to get used to. Cons: Not for users with small children. Ball is easily removed from base.
I picked up this mouse as a gift for my sister who has a wrist injury. It was retailing in stores for around $50 Canadian within the Greater Toronto area. I found a "Factory Direct" outlet store who sold several variations of the logitech marble for...
Pros: Very, very comfortable, ambidextrous Cons: No scroll wheel
I've been using trackballs for a long time and, up until very recently, the Marble Mouse was my favorite. The optical sensor works very well and it's extremely comfortable. In fact, I still consider it the most comfortable trackball on the market. The...
Pros: Comfortable for either hand Cons: Gets dirty quickly, but is easy to clean
I got this trackball to get some wrist relief from using my mouse, a friend had one and highly recommended it. And I love it. The design accommodates either hand, and moving the ball with the middle fingers eliminates awkward bending of your thumb....
Pros: comfortable, sturdy, takes up less space Cons: I believe if they would make them a little less expensive more people would use them
I have owned a PC for about 7 years and always used the standard sliding mouse.I considered a mouse as disposable because they never lasted very long. One day my husband bought me the Logitech Marble Mouse and I fell in love.With the old mouse I always...
Pros: Don't slide it all over & the cool colored ball Cons: Takes a little getting used to, but not much
I have been running my trackball through all the tests. I game, create web pages, and work with multitudes of applications and the trackball makes it so much easier.
With the added software, you can do more by doing less. You can access the start...
Pros: reliable, easy and comfortable to use Cons: expensive if you're used to buying inexpensive mice
After 6 years of computing for hours at a time on a daily basis,
I started getting symptoms of repetitive stress injury, which
led me to take a look at several different mice. I finally decided
to try the Logitech Trackman Marble. At...
Pros: good design Cons: doesnt give ANY support to the wrist
i bought this for $15 at clearance in staples. the mouse has very accurate tracking thanks to its optical tracking design. no skipping. no cleaning track balls.
the mouse design is not bad. small foot print. easy to manuever around the screen...
Pros: ambidextrous, quality construction, trackball Cons: trackball bad for finger RSI, more flat hand postion than I would like
This mouse is not for everybody, but a perfect match for those who prefer to be nimble with their fingers. When I look for a mouse, I want ergonomics foremost and then attention to accuracy and construction. Logitech delivers all of these with the marble...
Pros: No cleaning required!, easy on the hands Cons: None
I bought it for looks at first, and I realized after several days of using it, that my hands were not hurting anymore. I worked for the government in front of a computer 40 hrs/ week and doing heavy data entry / imaging. This trackball is very accurate,...
Pros: Easy to use, very comfortable, Cons: none...
I have had this for about 2 years now, and it's still works as well as day one.
Not only does this save space on the desktop, it obviously is better for your wrists. There is virtually no moving parts ( other than the ball ) so it's nearly...
Pros: No extra desk space wasted, smooth movement, easy on the wrist. Cons: Scrolling is a little less intuitive.
A week or two ago, I was enjoying a lazy evening playing Baldur's Gate when my right wrist started getting a little too tired. Examination of the situation revealed that the angle I was having to hold my hand at to use the mouse was rather non-ergonomic...
I purchased the Marble Mouse based on Logitech's reputation for quality. It fit well in my hand and the price was reasonable. After two months of use it developed a mind of its own and became a worthless piece of art for my grandchild to play with. The...
Pros: Easy control, great ergonomics Cons: No scrolling
When I had problems with my wrists at work, I thought I would have to slow my pace down. However, at the suggestion of several friends, I purchased this Logitech trackball (the cheapest Logitech available at Staples.com), which has actually increased my...
What is this strange looking object with a moving ball in the middle of it? Is this suppose to be my mouse? The answer is yes, it is the newest thing to come called a trackball. I love my trackball by Logitech. You never run out of room on your desk...
Pros: silky smooth trackball action, natural fit in hand Cons: left and right click takes getting used to
This trackball rocks! After being with a crummy "ball" mouse for almost eight years, 7 on a desktop and 1 on a laptop, this was like manna from heaven. And don't even get me started on my laptop's horrid trackpad...
I bought this trackball after Christmas because my mouse was giving my hand aches and pains, for I am a student who constantly uses the mouse. As soon as I opened the box, I was immediately amazed at how comfortably it fit in my hand. Once I configured the Marble Mouse for my computer, I was up and running working on school projects and essays...and the occasional game of Rainbow Six 3...
The ball action is smooth, with just enough resistance so the cursor doesn't jump all over the screen, and the learning curve to learn the different motions of using the trackball was about 10 minutes. I was quickly working through projects, presentations, and blasting terrorists in Rainbow Six 3. I would recommend this device to anyone who needs a new pointing device!
Logitech Marble Mouse 904360-0403-EA Designed for comfort in either hand, this space-saving trackball boasts Logitech's innovative optical tracking system to deliver superior precision an...
Logitech 910-000806 TrackMan Marble Mouse with a sleek ambidextrous design that fits either hand comfortably the large marble trackball and advanced optical technology the trackman marble prov...
Logitech Optical Marble Mouse (USB/PS2) Durable optical technology for smooth precision and resistance to dirt, eliminating the need for cleaning Large, finger-operated trackball for superio...
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