Logitech TrackMan® Trackball (904369-0403-EA)

Pros: FREEDOM
Cons: control issues

. . . that made me wait so long before I finally went out (online actually) and shelled out about 50 bucks for this thing?

When you're at your computer, you do not always want to be tied down to the desk on which your monitor lays. Sometimes...

Pros: Having one means you also own a computer. Congratulations!
Cons: um, you can't eat it.

I didn’t set out to get me a porno remote, I swear.

Wait, lemme start over.

I did not set out to buy me a cordless mouse. In fact, I didn’t set out to buy any mouse at all. Not for me, at least. At least not for my home computer...

Pros: versatile, light, small, fits in the palm of your hand.
Cons: susceptible to interference

**This review assumes that you are familiar with the specifications of this product. I'm just going to highlight some key features and some drawbacks. I'm also including some suggestions which may help in using the product.**

If you are...

Pros: Affordable, great features in one package, warrantee is nice
Cons: Learning curve, small, deliberate movements are tough

I was somewhat thrust into the market for a new mouse when the scroller decided to stop working. Being an avid web-surfer, this feature was high on my list of things I couldn't live without. So I set out to Best Buy to purchase a new mouse. My...

Pros: Trackball Comfort, Optical Ease, Scroll Wheel (Oh, and Cordless!)
Cons: You can't move it extremely fast. Thumb Ball.

Logitech has always been known for making great mice & trackballs, and this time is no exception. They have really outdone themselves with combining many of the most wanted/needed features of a trackball into a single product.

First of...

Pros: No more mouse cord draped over the desk, allows mobility while surfing
Cons: Takes a little time to get used to if you have been using a mouse

I have been using the Trackman FX cordless, trackball mouse for almost six months now, and I am convinced that I made the correct decision in purchasing it. At first, the use of the trackball seemed awkward and uncomfortable, but after two or three days...

Pros: COMFORT! Optical, control, ease of use, cordless, great battery life
Cons: None. I love it.

I've been a long time fan of trackballs - most especially and specifically those made by Logitech. About five years ago I started having pain in my wrists from the constant side-to-side motion of using a mouse. I picked up a Logitech Marble Mouse and ...

Pros: No pad, Saves space, Cordless, Doesnt get dirty, easy to maintain. Accurate
Cons: Reciever jams and conflicts with other like Logitech devices in same room.

This is absolutely the best pointing device I have ever owned bar none. I've tried every model ever made and this one is superior for me in every way. It takes some getting used to the track ball .vs. a traditional mouse but after a few days you will...

Pros: Price, Windows 2000 support, proven trackman technology
Cons: Cant remove ball easily to clean, reception weak in some cases but acceptable

I know a mouse is an extremely subjective item and many people have initially hated trackballs. The problem is you have to get used to them before you ever know if you like them. There are several kinds of trackballs too. Some of them made by Logitech...

Pros: Confortable, ergonomic, wireless
Cons: Issues with Windows 2000, slight learning curve

I've wanted to try trackballs for quite a while. I have never thought that the mouse was a very good invention but it was the best we had. I never liked the mouse cable either. So, the obvious solution was to get something that was "not a...

Pros: easy on the wrist and fingers
Cons: takes some getting used to

I tend to sit in bed while using the computer so after accidently destroying my Intellimouse, I figured a trackball type device was in order. So after comparison shop/surfing I decided on this product. The Cordless Trackman Wheel works with both...

Pros: Cordless, Optical, Small footprint, comfortable in hand
Cons: Only works at about 5-6 feet away, Liked other trackballs as far as feel, expensive

It's a new world. A world unattached by the six-foot cord. A world of freedom. That freedom begins with the Logitech Wireless trackball.

For a few months now, I'd been eying this little puppy, and its big brother, the Logitech iTouch...

Pros: Fits my medium size male hand perfectly with controls positioned where they should be.
Cons: My thumb begins to tingle after extended use. Inspires the need for cordless keyboard.

I've been mousing around with the idea of going cordless for about a year before I made the switch.

I knew that Staples would have no problem of exchanging it for another mouse if I didn't like cordless, or I could get a refund. The risk was...

Pros: Good ergonomics
Cons: Poor wireless range, difficult to control for some people

I really, really wanted to like this trackball. I'm a big fan of Logitech and I've been their trackballs ever since the early 90's when I discovered that my aching wrists were due to the mouse.

I thought this would be perfect for the computer...

Pros: cordless and can be used from across the room
Cons: batteries... hate having to replace them

I needed to buy a new mouse (well, actually a trackball since I got addicted to using them) and I hated the hassle of stringing the cords through the desk, over the drawer, behind the courtesy panel and around into the computer alcove. So, I decided it...