Best Mouse Trackpad Track Ball Ergonomics

I love using a track ball mouse. I ordered the mouse pad because it was on sale. It works great.

Great track ball. Only limitation. Can't utilize customization software for Mac on mouse because it's Bluetooth. Customization software to customize buttons are only for wired Kensington track balls.

A good track ball mouse is worth it's weight in gold. For a detailed photographer working on photo restoration this product is a must. As soon as you take it out of the package you plug it in and you're ready to go !! Smooth and precise in all it's actions. I love it. And no more sore wrist to boot.

I've never had a track ball mouse before but i looked into buying one because of 1. Chronical wrist pain and 2. Limited work space. After almost 3 weeks of cross referencing and comparing many...many products, I got the Expert Mouse and it has met ALL of my expectations!!! Now I'm feeling less tension and less pain on my wrist and hand AND I have plenty of desk space for a warm cup of coffee! B&H also had the best price than the rest of 25+ stores online so, my decision to purchase a high-end mouse was easier thanks to the awesome price: it's a mouse-have!!!

I find a stationary track ball more comfortable than a traditional mouse for extensive time at my computer. (A mouse requires more real estate for movement.) Speed and precision are easily adjusted. The ball is larger than most and means it's easy to move the pointer exactly where you want it. Four buttons around the ball can be changed for click, double click, right click or many other options in the software.

I prefer using the track ball over having to move the mouse repeatedly to get the pointer from one screen to the next.  Even without the drivers, I now have the middle mouse button that helps with Resolve and the scroll wheel is great for scrolling up and down.

It's compact and keeps us from having to keep track of a separate mouse.

Love it! Being from the generation of manual typewriters mouse suits me better than trackpad.

This is my first time with a Wacom Tablet. I have a IMAC 27 with 5k monitor. I've bee using the Mac trackpad for professional photo editing in Photoshop. I am still getting used to the switch to the Wacom tablet, especially two things: The touch control is sweet but a bit different than the track pad, especially having to remember to use three fingers to highlight multiple items and to move files/folders. The other thing that takes a while to get used to is the way the pen works. The pen position over the wacom tablet places the cursor over a relative position on the screen. (This is different than the touch feature which works the same as the mac trackpad). PROBLEM: the medium wacom tablet is so large that trying to use the pen to click on things on various parts of the screen often requires lifting my whole arm rather than just pivoting my wrist. I think the small Intous might be a better choice in this one regard. I now use my wacom to completely replace my mac track pad, except for a few things. With a little more practice I think the mac track pad will completely go away.

Best vertical mouse ever.