Logitech Marble® (904368-0914) Trackball

Pros: Inexpensive,Mac and Pc compatible, Logitech reliability.

Cons: None at all.

The Bottom Line: Mice are a personal interface tactile choice. This Logitech Marble Mouse is great in all it does for the Low Dollar price.

Review: Logitech has a long time history with me. I have the Marble Mouse that is over 15 years old with the ps2 mouse connector that still does yeoman service on my Linux and Windows Xp Pro systems via a KVM. KVM is a switcher for a keyboard,Video,Mouse. Never ...

Pros: Ease of use

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: Highly recommend. It's a love them or hate them gadget, and I've been converted to the love them camp.

Review: I spend hours on my computer daily, and have had too many mouses die on me for one reason or another. I liked a few of my cordless mouses, but several fell once to the floor and instantaneously died. I decided to buy the trackball, to try it out, since ...

Pros: Banishes tension from the hand.

Cons: No scroll wheel.

Review: As a recent convert to the joys of trackball, I must pass on the good news. If your mouse hand has muscle spasms from clasping the rodent to your desktop, consider the marble from Logitech. At first, my hand / brain coordination was balky. But after ...

Pros: Very restful, comfortable hand/wrist/arm position.

Cons: You need to learn new hand/finger movements which may "put off" some people.

The Bottom Line: If you don't mind learning some new motions just to save yourself from greater pain of carpel tunnel, this device is for you!

Review: Overview I've been using the Logitech Marble Mouse ever since they introduced it in its white, unpainted version. I still have that and now use it for work. I have this silver model for use with my laptop at home. Use I've never ...

Pros: Solid Logitech build. Large trackball. Neutral trackball position and shape.

Cons: No scroll wheel. Unergonomic wrist position. Unusable at high sensitivities.

The Bottom Line: If you can fix the wrist position issue, it's a good buy, but it isn't a complete ergonomic replacement for the mouse.

Review: I was in the market for trackballs since my mouse (Logitech MX1000) started causing wrist pains at work. The Marble Mouse appealed to me because of the large ball and neutral shape (it can be used left or right handed). The large ball would be a ...

Pros: Back & forward button is a nice feature.

Cons: Back & forward button location can cause problems. No scroll. Not comfortable.

Review: I thought this was a great solution to problems I've had with those rubber balls that over time start to lose it's flow. But over a day I found out that there were several things I didn't like about this mouse. First I noticed that my hand started to ...