ELECOM EX-G Left-Handed Trackball Mouse, 2.4GHz Wireless, Thumb Control, 6-Button Function, Ergonomic Design, Optical Gaming Sensor, Smooth Red Ball, Windows11, macOS (M-XT4DRBK-G)

The trackbal is ideal if you work on a desk with minimal space. The setup of the mouse that the buttons are automatically swapped for my left finger is awesome. And very comfortable to hold and operate

Mi primer ratón de ordenador fue parecido a este, con una bola similar, que te permitía hacer casi todo con ella. Ahora, después de perder la movilidad de la mano derecha tras un ictus, vuelvo a tener un ratón fantástico para mí izquierda. Cómodo e intuitivo.

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I got this because I can't use my right arm for awhile and I wanted a mouse I could hold in my left hand standing up. It's not really designed for that but it works. I hands are medium/large. I've been using this mouse for a few days and the design is great. It fits my hand nicely and all of the buttons are easy to reach from adjacent fingers. Today I installed the software to program the buttons and the only issue I had was that it was all in Japanese despite the installer saying that it's for English. But weirdly enough, I just uninstalled it, restarted my computer, and then reinstalled it without doing anything differently and now it's in English. Whatever I guess. You can program the buttons for preselected functions or "arbitrary" ones. Arbitrary ones allow you to add custom key combinations, like Ctrl+W, which closes Chrome tabs. The only thing you can't change is the scrolling of the mouse wheel is only for scrolling - I thought to change it to up and down the volume, but I don't think that's possible. One cool thing about this mouse is that you have right-click, left-click, and then further-left-click, or I guess the left-click is actually middle, but that's confusing. The track ball works well enough, but it's not exactly "oiled" as one other reviewer said. It doesn't get stuck or anything, but if you try to move it slowly while the mouse is a certain angles, it won't go smoothly. This is mostly a non-issue - you just get used to it and forget about it once you do. I actually enjoy using the ball with my left thumb. It's very accurate to flicking the mouse cursor across the screen, or maybe my left thumb is just better than I expected it to be, considering I'm right-handed. Not sure about that, but in any case, I enjoy how the ball tracks. It has a nice weighty feel to it and it's a pretty red color like a Honey Buzzard's eye. Pros: I'm a computer guy and I like everything about it even though the track ball is not perfect, it's good enough and accurate and I enjoy using it, so I forgive. Cons: Not sure why the settings software decided to be Japanese the first time, but I just reinstalled it, literally did the exact same steps, and then it was English.. so whatever I guess Overall: I'm happy with this mouse. It's a sharp looking design, works as expected with an extra-left-click I didn't know I needed, and at $35 dollars it's money well spent.

It's not easy going from a mouse to a trackball, but this ended up easier than I expected. Still getting used to the new buttons, but they work well and are pretty intuitive. I'm not a gamer, so I can't comment on that. I can say that there are drivers available for Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 LTS), and both that and Windows 10 recognized it immediately, and the buttons map perfectly.