TrackMan

Pros: fast auto config thumb ball trackman logitech easy

Cons: coarse may not be the best for art

Review: Unlike the other user, I enjoy the CHANGE of using my thumball at home because I use a regular mouse at work. I have had this thumball for almost 10 years. It is still going strong.

Dan

http://teachmedrums.com

Pros: Excellent build quality, excellent support, stylish looks, and works great!

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: A top quality product that actually improves your computing experience

Review: I bought this Trackerball around 3-4 years ago, when I was starting to get wrist pains from using mice or glidepads all the time. I thought it was a little 'snazzy' for use at work (silver with a red LED), but the rest of the package seemed great,...

Pros: Absolutely everything

Cons: Absolutely nothing

Review: I got one of these about 7 years ago because of tight desk space. It took 2 or 3 days to get used to it, but there is no way I am ever going back. Every single computer in my house has one. The Trackman has probably saved my arm enough travel...

Pros:
Spares Your Wrist.
Scrollwheel.
USB & PS/2 Compatible.
Small Footprint.
800dpi Optical Tracking.

Cons:
Needs Cleaning.
Plastic Nodes Instead of Metal Bearings.
No Heft.
Leaves Thumbs Sore.
Right Handed.

The Bottom Line: A good inexpensive right-handed mouse for those who don't want to hurt their wrists. It isn't for hardcore gamers.

Review: The Race Track...
My father was starting to stress his wrist out from constant computing. (Hardwood Spades addict) He also had extremely limited space to work with on his desk. He wanted an alternative to the conventional mouse. We went...

Pros: Excellent design improvements, easy to clean, responsive buttons.

Cons: Takes getting used to, only comes in gray.

The Bottom Line: If you like trackballs it's one of the best. Go to a store where you can put your hands on one to see if the design works for you.

Review: When my father purchased our first Internet capable computer in 1999 he insisted on getting an ergonomic trackball instead of a mouse because of his carpel tunnel issues. It took me a while to get used to the trackball, but once I was familiar with...

Pros: Trackball makes it easy to use, very stylish and comfortable!

Cons: None

Review: For many years I have used the Logitech Trackman Mouse and it has been very useful and reliable to use. Its been through its share of rough go arounds and it never fails to keep working! Its so reliable and I recommend it to anyone who is looking...

Pros: Comfort, ergonomics, looks cool.

Cons: None

Review: This is a great mouse for anyone who likes trackballs, it is more comfortable to use that previous versions, and is easy to get used to. It has more than enough functions and it very ergonomic. A little trick to clean it, just grip the ball and...

Pros: Comfort and ease of use, no fatigue even after hours, attractive appearance.

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: Better than a mouse, and a must for users logging long hours in front of a screen

Review: I've been using my Trackman wheel for at least three years, and have yet to come up with even a single complaint.

Ergonomics

The Trackman is designed to accomodate your hand in a resting position, with the edge of your...

Pros: Ergonomic design, accuracy, intuitive arrangement of controls, price

Cons: Semi-frequent cleaning

The Bottom Line: This trackball is the best thing for anyone who has Carpal Tunnel Syndrome or who has limited desktop space. The only improvement would be to upgrade to the wireless model.

Review: I purchased my Trackman when I finally got tired of having to move the other items I keep on my desk to give me room to move my mouse.

I am amazed at how accurate this device is when it comes to anything I do on a regular basis. I am a...

Pros: Comfort, use and everything else.

Cons: None.

Review: I bought this trackball because my in-laws had one. After staying with them for a couple of months I got used to the trackball and could not use anything else. The first thing I did when I got back home to my own computer was buy a trackball. This...