Logitech Trackman Wheel Optical

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Logitech Trackman Wheel Optical

Manufacturer: Logitech
Product Group: CE
Binding: Electronics
ASIN: B00005NIMJ

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Amazon.com Product Description

Reliable optical technology combined with an innovative scroll wheel that acts as a third button sets Logitech's 904353-0403 Trackman Wheel Optical apart from ordinary trackball mice. Patented optical technology provides superior precision, reduced wear, and smooth motion, and eliminates the need for regular cleaning. The scroll wheel provides easy scrolling and the added convenience of an extra mouse button, enabling you to jump easily to your favorite Web sites. The ball is ideally positioned for thumb operation, and the comfortable shape of the mouse allows for strain-free extended use. Its smaller size also saves desk space, reduces hand and wrist movement, and plugs very easily into your system's USB or PS/2 port. Compatible with both Windows and Macintosh systems.

Product Description

Save desk space and gain comfort with the TrackMan trackball. Rotate the trackball with just one finger. The innovative rounded sloping design places the buttons under your fingers - two on top and a handy side thumb button. Since it's a trackball, TrackMan stays put, and you get efficient cursor motion without any large arm movements on your part.

Customer Reviews:

Trackball.......2007-06-11

The trackball design of this mouse is great for physical problems associated with moving one's arm to move the mouse. It has helped my problems very much. The only issue I have is that the roller between the left and right mouse buttons does not move smoothly and I may need to send it back for exchange.

Trackman Wheel vs Marble Mouse vs Optical Trackman.......2007-06-10

I've owned all of them and this has worked the best for me. Why? I think the buttons and ball are placed ideally with this one. The ball is under the thumb where you can easily manipulate it. The buttons are under the your fingers, with the wheel under your middle finger. That just works really well as you dont have to reposition your fingers much.
The others may require you to move your fingers to the ball and back to the buttons, which I thought was very awkward.

Logitech Trackman.......2007-06-10

Works great, although I use it for my laptop so if could have been smaller and wireless.....

love my new mouse.......2007-06-08

I am absolutely satisfied with my new trackball. I couldnt imagine using any other type of mouse. Thanks for the quick shipment :)

Old tool's triumphant return.......2007-06-03

I used a Trackman for CAD work in 1997. I loved it then and I love it even more now. I work at a computer as much as twelve hours a day. I use the Trackman to keep my wrist from too much mousing and as a second trackball device. It compares very well with the Kensington Expert Mouse Pro on my home desk.

Sure the Expert Mouse has more buttons; I don't use most of them. I am set with three buttons and a scroll wheel. Logitech's software is not as complete as Kensington's. But again, it does what I need it to. The Trackman costs 30% less than the Expert Mouse.

I like and need the diversity they provide my hand and wrist. I move the trackball with the thumb at work and with the fingers at home. I click with the fingers at work and my thumb and pinky at home.

I also like that I can clutter up my desk, I don't need to keep the area free for mouse movements.

The one down side is the lack of left hand support: 0 Stars.

If you are right handed Five Stars.

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