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AbleNet BIGtrack 2 Trackball - Adaptive Mouse for Special Needs and Users Who Lack Fine Motor Skills - Big Trackball Mouse with 2 Mice Buttons for Handicap and Disabled - Product #12000006

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Features

  • Adaptive Mouse for Special Needs: The AbleNet BIGtrack 2.0 Trackball is a specially designed mouse for users with special needs, providing an adaptive solution for individuals who may lack fine motor skills. Its unique design caters to a variety of accessibility requirements.
  • Enhanced Accessibility with Big Trackball: Featuring a large trackball, this mouse ensures easy and precise cursor control, accommodating users who may find traditional mice challenging to use. The oversized trackball enhances accessibility, making it well-suited for individuals with motor challenges or disabilities.
  • Two Blue Mouse Buttons: The BIGtrack 2.0 is equipped with two large blue buttons, offering a simplified interface for users with limited dexterity. These buttons are strategically placed for easy access, providing a user-friendly experience for those with mobility impairments or disabilities.
  • Designed for Handicap and Disabled Users: With a focus on inclusivity, this trackball mouse is crafted to meet the needs of individuals with disabilities and handicaps. The ergonomic design and thoughtful button placement make it a valuable tool for enhancing computer accessibility for a diverse user base.
  • Strong Durability: Built with robust materials and a durable design, the AbleNet BIGtrack 2.0 Trackball ensures long-lasting performance, making it a reliable and resilient solution for users with special needs. The sturdy construction withstands regular use, providing users with a durable and dependable adaptive mouse for an extended period.

Brand: AbleNet


Color: Yellow, White, Blue


Connectivity Technology: USB


Special Feature: Handicap Mouse, Disabled Mouse, Big Trackball Mouse


Movement Detection Technology: Trackball


Brand: ‎AbleNet


Series: ‎Big Track 2


Item model number: ‎12000006


Hardware Platform: ‎PS/2, USB


Operating System: ‎Windows, MacOS, Linux


Item Weight: ‎1 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎10 x 8.5 x 5.4 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎10 x 8.5 x 5.4 inches


Color: ‎Yellow, White, Blue


Power Source: ‎USB Powered


Manufacturer: ‎AbleNet


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎July 19, 2004


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  • Feet or hands
This was very useful after a severe hand injury! The buttons are large and easy to press. She found the trackball less useful than a trackpad, and mostly used it with her feet. They also sell perepheral switches for cheeks! Very high quality. Bought it impulsively when she was injured and it came very quickly and she was able to get back on the computer right away. I would recommend this to anyone thinking of buying it. This will absolutely change someone's life! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025 by Matt M.

  • Great for those with tremors unless you drop and break it
I got this for my friend who has multiple sclerosis (MS) - with her tremors she finds it impossible to use a regular mouse. I'm not sure why they made it look like a playskool toy - I guess if you were visually impaired you could find it easier. Everything is tactile enough that you wouldn't have much trouble using it once you located it even if you were blind. The trackball works well, and you can adjust the speed/sensitivity within your computer settings. The left and right buttons work as left and right mouse buttons usually do. If this were better padded/somehow more durable I would give it five stars, even though I found it pricey. Unfortunately, she broke it in less than a week. As I said, she has pretty severe tremors, and she is in a nursing home with hard floors, The first time she knocked it off of the desk, it didn't break. The second time, it did. It looked OK, but you could hear pieces rattling inside and the cursor now only tracks right, no other direction - so you can go off screen and that's pretty much it now If you are not at risk of knocking this to the floor, or if you have soft carpeted floors, this may be a good choice. She loved it for the week that it worked. Unfortunately it wasn't durable enough to last, and at this price, I can't justify buying another. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2016 by Kelly

  • Great for ASD kiddo
We bought this for my son with fine motor problems because he is doing online schooling now instead of brick and mortar. This has been so great for him. Drag and drop has always been a struggle so much so that I end up having to sit and do it for him. With this mouse he can do all of his work independently. I'm so beyond impressed with the mouse, the quality and the accessibility it offers. Thank you! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2023 by Dan S.

  • You do not have the ability to scroll, you have to use the arrors on the browser.
Works well
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024 by JimB

  • Not smooth at all -jumpy- no scroll wheel
Altho it was immediately operational when plugged in, the trackball movement was erratic for moving the cursor. It is a GREAT CONCEPT, just not implemented well. The USB connection was fine, but rolling the ball (even using from tip of finger to elbow) was highly inconsistent. The logitech regular mouse has no problems on this computer. THE PRICE! Wow - someone is taking advantage of folks who need this for tremors, mobility issues. Gamers should absolutely never consider this sporadic product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by sarah

  • Great for the elderly
My mother is 87yo and has light tremors. Using a regular optical mouse was hard to control. The trackball is much easier for her as are the large right and left mouse buttons. It's slower to use than a standard mouse but she's not fast on the computer anyway so accuracy and reduced frustration win out! Well worth it! Durability I put 4 stars. We haven't had it that long but it seems well built not cheap. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Phillip A Todd

  • Best mouse for Parkinson’s
This mouse has been fantastic for my father in law. He has limited use of hands
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Rodney

  • Ball response too slow
Goood: separate buttons. good for numb fingers. Bad: ballresponse much to slow. I instead buggered the right click button so it had to be deliberatey pressed. I haven't figured out how fix scrol l wheel. I'm used to a trackball mouse.
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by James H.

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