I've started using a trackball mouse recently. Anyone

>>57127012
I ahve the M570 and it works great but I'm thinking of trying the trackman marble, anyone have any thoughts on it? also I really wouldn't mind trying the kensington expert, but it's quite pricy to export...

yes it worked for a year and a bit and then the sensor went haywire and the cursor kept moving to the top corners of my screen

my Uncle Kenny did back in 1997

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>>57127012
Only in emulation. Which is quite good.

>buy wireless trackball
>don't like it
>collects dust behind my tv

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>>57127012
I have one of these. Use it to browse while on the treadmill

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>>57127070
Trackballs are fucking badass. Your uncle Kenny had good taste.

>>57127012
Been using them exclusively for years. CST L-Trac-X here. It's breddy gud. I wish there was a modern version of the MTE, though. It's seriously the most ergonomic pointing device ever made. Fuck if I know why Microsoft doesn't make one. While I'd like better bearings if I'm allowed to be picky, they could just toss in a better sensor and leave everything else the same and I'd buy three.

>>57127028
my trackman >>57127032 failed after a year but it was a good year
perhaps you will have better luck.

yeah i use the m570. took me about 1-2 days to get used to the style of movement and then i was all good. i already loved the trackpoint on laptops so the trackball on desktop is godtier. it is almost the most comfy way to play video games as well.

Been using Logitech Marble Mouse since the 1990s because ambidexterous and don't want carpal tunnel. Had a couple die but they were very old. Currently have four.

that kensington expert is €50 atm. worth it?

>>57127012
Thumb track balls are the best and is faster than regular mice since no arm movement

>>57129331
I use a kensington expert mouse. It's fantastic.

Plus if you're on Windows or Mac, you get their drivers that support actions based on chorded presses.

>>57129910
>mac or pc

wtf else would i use, not gonna put a trackball on my iphone