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Logitech Ergo M575S Wireless Bluetooth Trackball Mouse w/ Graphite Blue Ball (Resale - Like New, 910-007027) on sale for
$23.52.
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Details:
- Logitech ERGO M575S wireless thumb trackball; quiet clicks; sculpted shape for most hand sizes
- 25% less forearm muscle-strain claim; ergonomist-certified
- 3 customizable buttons and cursor speed via Logi Options+
- Bluetooth or included Logi Bolt USB receiver (packed in/with the mouse)
- Up to 18 months on included AA battery
- Post-consumer recycled plastic: Graphite 52%, Off-White 21%
- Can pair with Wave Keys keyboard
- Eject the ball from the cage to clean it
Top Comments
Community Reviews
The Logitech Ergo M575S is a thumb trackball mouse that shines for office work, travel, and long sessions once the learning curve passes. It is praised for easing forearm and wrist strain, and the compact wireless design has become a favorite for desktop, laptop, and home theater PC setups. The main drawbacks are that it is awkward for fast gaming and the button layout feels sparse. This used unit also has a reported click inconsistency, so it is a good fit if you want an ergonomic trackball and can tolerate a few tradeoffs.
Common Questions (4)
Yes. It is described as a strong entry point into trackball mice and can help reduce forearm strain, making it well suited for office use. Several users also say they adapt quickly and end up preferring it over a regular mouse for desk work.
It can work for some gaming, including World of Warcraft and even higher-end PvE content, but it is not ideal for fast-paced play. One user specifically found it too slow for gaming even though it was excellent for office work.
It is comfortable enough that some users have used it for years on desktop, laptop, and home theater PC setups, and one calls it a favorite for travel. Long-term use can also wear the mouse out, so keeping a spare is practical.
A used unit can have inconsistent clicks, including weak click feedback and accidental triple-clicks instead of double-clicks. That makes it worth checking the button feel carefully on arrival, especially if you rely on precise double-clicking.
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"once you track, you never go back" 🙃
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it may be worth spending 3x for the same thumb mouse.
"once you track, you never go back"
I absolutely HATE trackball mice. They make my hand hurt in about 5 minutes of usage. I think they can give you carpal tunnel (or whatever dislocated thumb) 10 times faster than normal mice.
However, I have several family members and have seen multiple coworkers at various places swear by those things. You're ALL insane! But I will still buy one on occasion for a present for someone.
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