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ADESSO iMouse T50 Wireless Ergonomic Finger Trackball Mouse with Nano USB Receiver, Programmable 7 Button Design, and 5 Level DPI Switch, for Left and Right Hand

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Features

  • Ergonomic contour design - Minimizes pain and discomfort in forearm muscles from twisting which can cause carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Built-in 2 large trackball with optical sensor - accurately and precisely tracks with less muscle movement for maximum comfort
  • East to install programmable driver - friendly user interface that lets you change button assignments DPI sensitivity scrolling speed
  • Removable trackball - Can Be easily removed by pushing the trackball from underneath the mouse
  • Adjustable DPI switch - adjustable cursor moving speed from 400-4 800 DPI
  • Connectivity Technology: Wireless Usb
  • Ergonomic contour design - Minimizes pain and discomfort in forearm muscles from twisting which can cause carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Note : In case of Wireless mouse, the USB receiver will be provided inside or along with the mouse
  • Built-in 2 large trackball with optical sensor - accurately and precisely tracks with less muscle movement for maximum comfort
  • East to install programmable driver - friendly user interface that lets you change button assignments DPI sensitivity scrolling speed

Description

Meet one of the newest models of the Adesso Trackball product line the Adesso iMouse T50 This device is cable-free by utilizing the 2 4 GHz radio frequency technology offering a wireless range of up to 30 feet It’s also fully programmable meaning every mouse button can be customized to your preferred function with its programmable driver With its 5 levels of DPI resolutions (400-4800) the optical trackball provides superior accuracy and smooth motion reducing hand movement and space This mouse trackball is also easy to maintain – just push trackball outward from back clean and push it back in place Its ergonomically contoured 2” large size trackball and adjustable leg stands further completes its ergonomic advantages making your daily computing tasks more comfortable and stress-free

Brand: Adesso


Color: Black


Connectivity Technology: 2,4GHz RF Wireless


Special Feature: Programmable Buttons


Movement Detection Technology: Trackball


Brand: ‎Adesso


Series: ‎iMouse T50


Item model number: ‎iMouse T50


Hardware Platform: ‎PC


Operating System: ‎Windows® 2000 / XP / Vista / 7 / 8 / 10


Item Weight: ‎4.8 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎8.9 x 6.5 x 3.2 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎8.9 x 6.5 x 3.2 inches


Color: ‎Black


Power Source: ‎Battery Powered


Manufacturer: ‎ADESSO


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Date First Available: ‎October 7, 2018


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I got one of these trackballs a couple years ago, and I guess I wore it out. It's the best trackball I've ever used. It works well for all of my software packages for CAD, programming, as well as regular office type tasks. My harsh shop environment took over a year to kill it, and since going back to using a mouse is so disorienting, I had to quickly order a new one. It actually is true what some users say about the ball sticking at times. I have had that issue on my original unit as well as this new one. However, I have found that when it happens, there is usually a small amount of lint that collects between the ball and the upper edge of the opening. It gets pinched between the ball and the case. Also, lint likes to collect on the tiny white ceramic bearing glider balls. Once this is cleaned out, the sticking seems to stop. After a month or two, I haven't been noticing any further sticking of the ball. Update: I continued to have lint buildup return at the same spot shown in the photo near the top of the ball socket. After taking an even more detailed look into the problem, I noticed that there was a slight ridge (of mold parting line flash) all the way around the opening about 1/16" down from the top. I very lightly carved that ridge away and now the ball doesn't seem to stick, and lint doesn't seem to be collecting there anymore. I will update further if the issue returns. Tip: A permanent marker with the cap on works well as a tool to pop the ball out of the base unit by pressing up through the hole on the bottom of the base. The marker's cap won't mar the ball and the marker's body won't pass through the hole after popping out the ball. Just place your thumbs lightly over the ball to keep it from flying away while pressing down firmly on the base until the ball pops out. A new update: I know I said I would update if the sticking ball issue returned, but it's been about a couple weeks since I removed the rough edge I mentioned above. The ball is still rotating completely smoothly and there is still no lint gathering inside. Such a small fix, but the problem seems solved. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by David David
    • A visual mimic to the expert pro, little more
This was an alternative for me because of it costing about half of what my preferred brand trackball costs. Size and shape looked like it would be a good fit. I returned it after several days because it would not maintain tracking or response. The bluetooth dongle was under 2 feet away on my PC. Everything installed and worked properly out of the box, the software app worked fine and did as it said. Then the hardware problems began. Skipping, dragging, stopping completely, multiple battery swaps to see if that caused it. It did not. Additionally, something would not allow the mouse movement to initialize waking up out of screensaver or sleep mode, as any mouse should. A few times it did, most times it did not. Returned and went back to the wired expert pro trackball from the other co. There is a reason I have been using the other brand since they used to be beige for the mac, I just ignored it to be thrifty. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2020 by maxwell graf
    • Great first impression.
I've no real experience with track balls, but my first impression is nearly flawless. Smooth, easy motion from the trackball, big nice clickin' buttons, and a decent price. I've had to knock a star off because the the little lifts that raise the wrist end of the body, (that I suspect I'd prefer to use) are slippery on the glass top table I'm using, and therefore of no use to me currently. Seems something that'd be easily corrected on my end, so perhaps I'll add the star in later. Ah, and I've read a few frustrated reviews and comments regarding how hard it is to take the trackball out. I suspect they have missed the purpose of the hole in the bottom of the device, that allows for the ball to be pushed up and out of its socket. Update: A week later and I remain happy with the device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Amazon Customer
    • Wish it wasn't wireless.
I got curious about this brand of trackballs because they look nice but almost nobody is talking about them online. Well, I think they're great. You get all the functionality of a more expensive trackball but without the price, and with a real (albeit awkwardly located) scroll wheel instead of touchpads and giant rolling logs and other frippery that trackballs use instead of just a normal little scroll wheel. The ball feels nice in your hand and takes longer to pick up grease and crud from your fingers, which means stable rolling for longer. I'm guessing it's using an oleophobic coating like phone screens, but the summary is that I love the way the ball feels, it's soft and almost "gooey" in a way, and slides effortlessly. The part you'll hate is the wireless. I can't stand it. Now, I admit I live in a place where sometimes I can't use Bluetooth headphones sitting RIGHT NEXT TO a laptop because there's so much interference, so maybe you'll have better luck. But the wireless signal strength on this is pathetic, and here's the clincher: It has no intelligence to stabilize the connection, so every time there's a bit of interference, your pointer stops for a fraction of a second. It winds up looking like it's moving at a low framerate, like it's moving at 15hz when your computer is normally 60hz. But! You can fix this by putting the receiver right next to the trackball (I use a USB extension cord) and then the cursor movement is buttery smooth. It basically turns it into a wired trackball with a few millimeters of air gap between it and the receiver. So in summary - good trackball, better at some things than most (especially if you want a scroll wheel that's positioned by your fingers instead of your thumb), and if you get it and it feels like a piece of junk try putting it pretty much on top of the wireless dongle. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2019 by Yuna Mariel

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