Laptop With Mouse Buttons And Touch Screen

This Trackball Mouse has really upgraded my ability to use my laptop. I find that it is far easier to employ the Trackball Mouse with one hand to manage my laptop's screen than the combination of a touch screen and touch pad. I only selected the white model because it put me over the minimum required for free shipping. Seems that the identical device in black was priced a dollar less than the white model and did not trigger free shipping. Go figure....

Instead of the touch pad and screen commands on my laptop, I wanted an alternate, easier way of navigating. I chose the wired mouse so I wouldn't have to replace batteries or have connection issues. Plugged the new mouse into a USB port and I was ready to go. No software install, no glitches, no problems. Done. Works as smooth as a gravy sandwich! Very pleased.

I scanned thousands of 2 1/4 Film Negs on an Epson V750 from 1981 shoot with a Hassleblad (took 2 years, 12 neg backs, remember those days! :)). Needless to say I have dust and scratches.   I use Photoshop Spot healing Brush Tool. I used a mouse for a long time and started researching pen tablets. I had a gaming mouse with tons of buttons but this tablet is the best.  At first I hated it. It took a while for my eye hand coordination to get in sync but now, WOW! I do the same corrections in 25% of the time.  I use a cursor circle of about 1/3 of an inch and with the pen touch sensitivity I can do a very fine touch up or press down and get the full circle. Cant do that with a mouse. I was using short cuts to reduce and enlarge correction area. Now I just press as needed.  Its great for all LR and PS tools as well.  I love this thing and wished I had bought it sooner. I like the smaller size and the programable buttons are great.  And Yes you can scroll with it. I can do it right from the pen button by holding the button and dragging the pen up, down, etc. I opted to put the SPACE BAR keystroke on the first button on the tablet. I hold the button with my left hand and drag the screen with the pen on the tablet. I can cruise with this method. You have to get used to hovering over the tablet but once you do you are off to the races!! Dont believe what you read. The Bluetooth is great and easy.  If you customize this thing to your needs its a HUGE timesaver. Buy it!

Very smooth and well made. I love the size and shape but the buttons are a bit of a reach. I love the touch scrolling! I don't accidentally scroll like some have reported and the position is perfect. I have always used a trackball (Logitech Marble) so I adjusted to this one in a few minutes. Mouse users may take a few days to transition but it is worth it. I now get annoyed when I have to use a mouse and I run out of room on the mouse pad. Never happens with the Wireless Orbit!

Works as well as intended. Used primarily for laptop touch screen.

I previously had an MFC8460N. I liked that one because it had actual buttons rather than a touch screen. However, the L5800 model was surprisingly easy to use. It prints faster than my older model. No issues. Just wish Brother would bring the buttons back. I hate touch screens!

Easy to use. Buttons do not provide the same pressing sensation as a touch screen. This is the only thing that makes it difficult to use. Other than that, I am satisfied with the product.

The Stream Deck+ has completely transformed my workflow! The mix of customizable buttons and touch screen makes switching scenes, launching apps, and adjusting audio levels effortless. The rotary dials are a game-changer for precise control. Super easy to set up and incredibly versatile. Perfect for streamers, creators, or anyone looking to boost productivity!

Each of my friends that I have shown this camera to cannot get over how light it is. The touch screen controls are a great way to get away from all of those buttons on the full frame cameras. Sure those buttons can come in handy but within two clicks on the touch screen I am usually where I want to be with the options -- and while there, I can change other options that those buttons would not even touch. The best part is that the wife likes it to the point that she is willing to give up her point and shoot camera -- that in of itself is amazing for her to be willing to do that.

As a long-time laptop user, I initially purchased Apple's Magic Trackpad 2 for my new computer. It didn't live up to my expectations, so I ended up getting a mouse instead—deciding on this vertical one. It took a day or two for me to adjust to its design, but it really is comfortable. I was able to map the additional buttons using the Logi app, so when I hold down one of the side buttons, I can swipe between full-screen apps, and the other button allows me to scroll up and down fluidly. Pros: super comfortable design, mappable buttons, price Cons: device switcher is on the bottom of the mouse, scroll wheel is not fluid