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Logitech Wireless Trackball M570

Based on 6 reviews

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Good:

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Pros

Comfortable, even under heavy use. Good software customization options. Long battery life. Vertical scroll wheel.
Extremely comfortable, Extremely forgiving for beginners, yet highly rewarding for veteran trackball users, Long battery life, Great looks, Lightweight design, Storage built into the battery compartment for the Unifying dongle
Single AA battery lasts up to 18 months, Ergonomic shape, Special Back and Forward buttons that works with a variety of browsers including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, and Safari, Works with both Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7 and Mac OS X, USB wireless
Good feature set. Solid performance. Comfortable, natural design. Plug and play experience.
Comfortable and precise, Good button placement, Very long battery life, Power switch and stowable Unifying Receiver, Easily programmable.

Cons

No corded option. Left-handed users are out of luck.
Right handed device only, Learning curve can be daunting for first time trackball users, Slick surface too slippery for smaller hands, Forward & Backward button locations does take some getting used to, Click wheel is loud and less than perfect compared t
Designed for righthanded users, lefthanded users may find it clumsier to use, Mac OS X requires an additional free download to make the Back and Forward browser buttons work
Scroll wheel and browser buttons placed a little too far forward for tiny hands. Scroll wheel was too resistant.
No horizontal scroll or freespin mode, Noisy.

By PCWorld New Zealand on April 19, 2011

The M570 is a wireless thumb-operated trackball (as opposed to type you operate with your index and middle fingers). In form it resembles a standard mouse with a scroll wheel and a couple of small programmable buttons left of the left-click. However,...

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By Mac|Life on March 28, 2011

If your mouse hand could use a break, Logitech’s trackball can reduce the strain on your wrist and goose your productivity with the right custom button setup. Product M570 Trackball Company Logitech Contact logitech.com Price $59.99...

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By Everything USB on February 23, 2011

If you put in the time and effort it requires to master a trackball, the Logitech M570 will be really reward your time and effort. To put it simply, this is one of the easiest, most precise and all round best trackball I have used in a long time. If...

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By Virtual-Hideout on January 08, 2011

If you're a long time reader of VH, then you all know by now that I hate mice. Literally, I just don't use mice, I don't personally review mice, nor do I get excited by a mouse. I am however completely addicted to my thumb controlled...

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By GadgetReview on October 18, 2010

The most common way to control a computer is through a mouse, but a mouse requires lifting your hand and moving your arm. A more ergonomic solution is to use a trackball, which lets your hand rest in one place. Although trackballs aren’t as...

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By PC Mag on October 11, 2010

The Logitech Wireless Trackball M570 mouse provides a mixed feature set for the casual and gaming crowd coupled with a comfortable design. Buy it...

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By Electronista on September 25, 2010

For most tasks, the M570 is ably up to the challenge. We can certainly see some CAD engineers or office workers flocking to the new trackball in large numbers, since in most ways it modernizes a traditional control method. At $60, it doesn't command...

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By CyberBloc on February 14, 2011

Von mir gibt es eine bedenkenlose Kaufempfehlung. Besonders wenn man etwas größere Hände hat, denn im Gegensatz zur Magic Mouse von Apple, kann beim Logitech Wireless Trackball M570 die Hand die ganze Zeit entspannt auf dem Gehäuse...

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By InfoMods on January 19, 2011

Le Wireless Trackball M570 est un bon produit et peut remplacer sans problème une souris. Pour ma part je trouve qu'il est le compagnon idéal d'un portable bien qu'il soit imposant. Vu qu'il est sans fil, on pourra...

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By Hispazone on November 08, 2010

Los Trackball (el primero se diseñó para la armada canadiense allá por el 1952) han tenido una historia intensa donde han tenido que prevalecer con otros periféricos más extendidos como los ratones, los joysticks o los gamepad...

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