Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wired Trackball
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About Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wired Trackball
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
80% appreciated the adjustable settings, but 20% found them limited
The device has better ergonomics and supports a better wrist angle than the original Trackman. It's like a wired version of the Logitech MX Ergo, which has a more ergonomic, vertically angled base than the original or the MX570.
I like to map the back/forward buttons to the lower buttons near my thumb and use the top shortcut buttons for macro functions.
After about a month, the scroll wheel stops smooth scrolling and gets worse, which could be a problem for me as a user who needs a reliable scroll wheel.
75% liked its durability, but 25% experienced wear and tear
I was initially concerned about the motion of the trackball being more noticeable than usual, but this issue disappeared within the first week of usage, indicating the product's durability.
The mouse's ergonomic slanted position feels better and allows for all-day usage.
After about a month, the scroll wheel stops smooth scrolling and gets worse with time.
91% appreciated the comfortable grip
This mouse's ergonomic slanted position makes it comfortable for all-day usage.
80% liked the quiet operation, but 20% found it noisy
Within minutes of using it, the DPI selector button did not work.
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90% praised the high-quality sensor, while 10% experienced accuracy issues
I dislike the trackball mouse because the scrolling wheel is on a different angle, making it uncomfortable for my fingers to scroll.
I faced an issue with the trackball where it was jerking the pointer, which drove me crazy. However, it resolved on its own by the end of the weekend and the tracking is smooth now.
