Logitech M570 Wireless Trackball Mouse: Ergonomic Design for Right-Handed 🖱️ Users, Compatible with Mac and Windows, USB Unifying Receiver, Dark Gray (Discontinued) Review

First impressions are twofold. But literally after half an hour you begin to understand that it is damn convenient. The trackball itself is quite large, so if you have a small hand, then you can click the buttons, but you can’t turn the wheel anymore. For a hospital, I don’t see the point of taking it - it’s more convenient with a mouse. But for a laptop, so as not to crawl on the touchpad just right.

This is my first trackball, I took it with caution, because. in my eyes, 3 thousand for a mouse is not cheap. When I arrived, I was very surprised out of habit, but when I started working with her, everything fell into place. After a week of use, I took an ordinary mouse (Logitech M170) in my hands - a terrible feeling, because. the trackball is a more convenient solution.

Generally satisfied. I suffered for a month with the dying MX-570 (he worked for 5 years), and after they brought this one, I was happy for two days. Pros below: Works. Able to bluetooth, but did not try. More MX-570. Has a protrusion under the little finger. Got cons: The complete ball feels worse than the blue from the previous model. Rearranged and sliding improved markedly. Feeling cheaper plastic compared to the MX-570. I don’t understand why you can’t pay 500 extra and get the same one…

I bought it when the scroll wheel on the m570 began to fail, the buttons on which I soldered twice already. There are no other options for trackballs. Let's see how long the buttons on the m575 will live. Has some pros: Trackball is a thing! The hand does not get tired like with a mouse, you can take it to a chair. Some cons: In the new logitech options software, the pointer acceleration setting has been removed. So far I'm using the Setpoint settings from the old m570 trackball. Chat support…

It feels very similar to Logitech's MX Ergo, not so fancy, but I rarely use these bells and whistles, so you can save money without losing anything significant. Four stars for the design, but this is again in comparison with the MX Has pros: Excellent trackball, more than two times cheaper than the top MX Ergo, but not much inferior to it. Has some cons: Hardly ever. I don’t really like the ribbed back, but this is pure taste, it does not affect the work

Got pros: Excellent accuracy Nice body texture Convenient customization through Logi Options Cons below: Case cover scratches easily Problems with Bluetooth connection to the module from Intel under macOS

With its pros. It's easy to retrain after a regular mouse. More comfortable working experience. Cons below: To press additional side buttons, you need to strongly bend your finger or move your entire hand.

With its pros. The hand doesn't move. Very convenient to work and even play)) Some cons: Need to get used to. The ball holders are clogged. It needs to be removed and cleaned at least once a day.

I recommend With its pros. Comfortable! My first trackball experience. It does not require a flat surface, you can put it on the soft armrest of the chair and not experience any inconvenience. It is quite convenient to switch between 2 computers using bluetooth and radio protocol. The battery has been working for the fourth week already, which after the apple maytimous (which worked for me via bluetooth for no more than a week, because of which it was soon safely hidden in the closet) is…

An excellent analogue of the twice as expensive Ergo, for more than a month of work, I have not yet found any cons. With its pros. If you're used to the M570 and it breaks, it's a great replacement. Ergonomics does not lose, the cost is quite affordable, two types of wireless connection, two years of battery life. Has some cons For owners of the M570, the back and forth buttons may not be very familiar, but you rebuild very quickly. It does not work with SetPoint, but there is Logi Options in…

An excellent analogue of the twice as expensive Ergo, for more than a month of work, I have not yet found any cons. Has pros: If you're used to the M570 and it breaks, it's a great replacement. Ergonomics does not lose, the cost is quite affordable, two types of wireless connection, two years of battery life. Cons: For owners of the M570, the back and forth buttons may not be very familiar, but you rebuild very quickly. It does not work with SetPoint, but there is Logi Options in which…

I have never used trackballs before, but here it took me to work in 3D programs on the train. It copes with this task perfectly: you can accommodate very compactly. The ball under the thumb is not very convenient. If you need something other than 3d, then it will be difficult to draw a straight line due to the kinematics of the thumb.

Just a godsend for those who are engaged in business in work programs, and not toys. And after a working day, it's convenient to control the HTPC right from the bed, since the device is stationary, and it doesn't matter what surface it lies on. Get used to it in just a couple of hours.

A nomadic media artist needs to be prepared for the fact that his workplace will be a haystack in the middle of a field. In such conditions, the requirements of an ordinary mouse (a flat horizontal and extensive space with a rug) result in the main stress factor for the owner of the device. With Logitech, you can work on your knees, and it's priceless. This model has passed several festivals with a concentration of dust of the level of Burning man and passed with dignity. It is necessary to…

This trackball was bought to replace the old Logic T-BB18, which served me faithfully for probably twenty years (now I don’t remember when I bought it), until the buttons began to “be weird” at all. I did not see any differences in shape and ergonomics, there are small differences in size, but very insignificant within 5mm. The workmanship is very good, not worse than the old one. Only here is the ball, somehow not impressed. Light blue paint did not seem very good to me. I changed it to a ball

I have been using MX Ergo at work for about six months, I also decided to take a trackball home, chose this one - it is cheaper and, most importantly, lighter than MX Ergo, you can take it with you on business trips (you can buy an excellent case on Ali). The materials, of course, are simpler, but it costs 2 times less. It lies almost the same in the palm, the angle is average between the two positions of the MX Ergo. If you only need 1 trackball that you don't take anywhere, and the budget…