Logitech MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse, (Bluetooth or USB), Rechargeable,Color Graphite.
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- ERGONOMIC DESIGN FOR MORE COMFORT: Customize the trackball angle from 020 for a more natural, comfortable hand position. 20% less muscle fatigue*. * Than a regular mouse.
Description
Mx Ergo is a new standard of comfort and precision. Logitech most advanced trackball for trackball enthusiasts and consumers searching for alternatives to mice and touchpads. Delivers less 20% muscular strain compared to a regular mouse. Mx Ergo features a unique adjustable hinge for personalized comfort and the latest tracking, scrolling and power management technology. Logitech Flow enables effortless multi-computer control. System Requirements: Required: Available USB portWindows 10 or later Windows 8 Windows 7macOS X 10.12 or later|Required: Bluetooth Windows 8 or latermacOSX 10.12 or later
Brand: Logitech
Color: Graphite
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Special Feature: Ergonomic Design
Movement Detection Technology: Trackball
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Additional Features: Ergonomic Design
Movement Detection: Trackball
Button Quantity: 8
Hand Orientation: Right
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Operating System: Windows 10,11 or later,Mac OS X 10.8 or later,iPadOS 13.4 or later
Battery Average Life: 4 months
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Hardware Platform: Laptop, PC
Power Source: Battery Powered
Minimum Required Operating System Version: Windows 10
Range: 10.0 meters
Color: Graphite
Style Name: Mouse
Pattern: Geometric
Enclosure Material: Graphite
Brand: Logitech
Model Name: Logitech MX ERGO
Antenna Location: Office
Model Number: 910-005177
Included Components: MX ERGO Advanced Wireless Trackball, Micro-USB cable for recharging, Quick Start Guide, Unifying USB Receiver
Manufacturer: Logitech
UPC: 097855132666
Global Trade Identification Number: 66
Item Type Name: Logitech 910-005177 MX ERGO Advanced Wireless Trackball for Windows PC and Mac
Mfr Part Number: 910-005177
Warranty Description: 1 year limited
Item Weight: 5.76 ounces
Item Dimensions L x W: 5.7"L x 3.7"W
Unit Count: 35.2 Ounce
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After quite a few years since having the Logi T-RA18 cordless trackball, I wanted once again to go back to just lazy thumbing around on the pc. I'd been staying with the Logi brand since that old trackball, but in traditional corded or cordless mice. Figured it'd been about 10yrs since then, maybe they made improvements on the trackball scene? Yep, they did. Enter this guy. First off, its nice. Very ergonomic. Then add in that tilt feature and it gets better. If you don't like the tilt, just firmly rotate it to the left and it'll plop down flat. By the way, that tilt plate is removable if you want just a flat trackball. I left it on, because I can simply add a bit of pressure and it just flops over flat. Battery life is really good. My old one took batteries, this one has power built in. Probably lithium, can't say for sure. What I can say, is that it lasts quite a long time. Plus, if it DOES start to die, you can simply just plug it in and keep on thumbing around. It charges while you use it. The ball portion is just like it used to be. Nice smooth ball to thumb with. Mine however has a ever so slight divot in it. I can feel it, but can't find it. I also can't be bothered to really look for it as well lol. And just like previous trackballs, there's a hole under it so you can pop it out to clean under the ball. The difference between then and now, is that this ball is in there quite snugly. Took a fair amount of force to pop it out so I could inspect the innards. Keep this in mind and don't use anything that might mar the surface. A new feature I haven't seen yet, is by the ball, there's a button. This button by default evidently will reduce the mouse speed super slow. Great if you want to move the mouse .5mm at a swipe of the thumb I suppose. Me personally, i've no use for it. And, its not in a convenient place to use. You have to stop, and find it in order to push the button. But it might be useful to someone out there. After all, its there right? Aside from that, it's got the typical mouse buttons and wheel along with mouse speed buttons next to the left mouse button. Gaming? Well, that's going to be user preference. And there's a learning curve to it if you've been using traditional mice for awhile, like me. So, I've got both this mouse and the G604 sitting next to it so I can have all my bases covered. By the way, this mouse does not use the g hub software that is found on alot of mice. It uses logi bolt and logi options. So far there's been no conflict between those and ghub. In the end, its a nice addition to my arsenal of gadgetry. I'd say give it a whirl. Keep in mind, there's a learning curve to it! Buy with confidence!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023 by Super Dave
Don’t even bother shopping for cheaper trackballs or knock-offs, just get this one and save your time and money. If your reading this review and debating on this or a cheaper off-brand trackball, stop right here. I tried others that seemed like they'd be as good or better for less money, but ended up paying top dollar for this name brand one in the end anyway. I spent more money trying to save money, which is the definition of counterproductive. You get what you pay for once again bites me. This trackball is smoother, better quality, and more reliable than anything else out there. The tilt is amazing and has really saved my wrist. This is my everyday mouse. I also use this for music production, and graphic design and it’s been amazing. I don’t use a trackball for gaming, but if you game with a trackball, I’m sure this will be great for that too. A couple features I LOVE about this mouse: 1. The precision button is great! I use it so much that I’m afraid I will wear it out. I bought another mouse that was basically a rip off of this one, it did not have this feature and was not smooth at all. It made it a nightmare to use for selecting text, let alone trying to draw or click on a smaller button. It also works like a “sniper” button on a gaming mouse. 2. The weight of the base. Cheaper ones and rip offs are too light and either move and/or tilt too easy or they feel like they are going to fly of the desk if you scroll fast or flick the trackball. 3. Lastly, the fact that it has no RGB is a plus in my book. Especially random, Uncustomizable RGB. Can’t we have peripherals without RGB anymore anyway? Don’t get me wrong, I like some RGB LEDs when appropriate, but at least make it customizable. You don’t have to have it cycle through every color in the spectrum in 5 different ways. Let us at least color it to match our rig. I know that this is usually a bad sign and that they are adding RGB to try and make it more appealing, but I bought it anyway. Like I said in the beginning, JUST BUY THIS ALREADY! Your research end here. I made the mistakes, so you don’t have to. *Update Sep 2023* I wanted to share my thought after over a year of use. I use this every day and it still works like it's brand new. I use it to switch between a Mac and Windows machine without any issues. I do maintain it pretty well. I clean the rollers inside and clean the ball with a microfiber cloth. I also do something that makes this mouse even smother, but it's kind of gross. I wipe my fingers on an oily part of my face and lubricate the ball. I can't even tell if i've got oil on my hands or the ball, but it makes a BIG difference. I know, it's gross, but it's my mouse and no one else uses it. There is a trade off though. The roller will collect dust faster, but I just pop out the ball with a cotton swab/Q-tip and clean the roller with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2022 by Matt
I've used the Logitech M570 for many years. Mice always cramped my hand and I have never had the trackball give me ergo issues. I wore out the first 570 after many years and moved to the second. I used that for a number of years and then recently started to have an issue on my work computer where the left button seemed to be working like a right button on occasion, along with some other glitchy performance. This got me doing trackball research. Meanwhile, it turns out my company's computer help desk just had to upgrade my mouse driver and it was back to working perfectly. But now I had the bug in my head that after many years it was time for an upgrade. For me, the MX Ergo has been a step up in 5 ways: 1) I like the heavier unit that keeps it nice and planted on my XL mousepad 2) I really like the cursor slow-mo button for more precise work when needed 3) the overall grip seems wider and more ergonomic for my hands and I particularly note the ball or meaty part at the base of my thumb now has a resting area, so even more relaxing for my hand. 4) Between the rubbery hand rest and rubber bottomed metal base plate the whole unit just feels more high quality and solid than the plasticky M570 and 5) Because this unit has both the Logitech Unifying USB and Bluetooth and can easily toggle between the two when set up properly from the button at the base of the wheel, I no longer am transferring the Unifying USB from my company computer to work computer, a move I've done thousands of times previously... now I keep the Unifying USB in my work computer and easily toggle to Bluetooth for my home computer work on this MX Ergo as well as my recently acquired K780 keyboard that has similar functionality. Awesome! I find keeping the unit at the 20 degree tilt via the magnetic plate on the bottom is more comfortable for me than the flat position... but the metal plate approach is pretty nifty and one can easily hop between one position and the other on the fly, no formal "adjustment" necessary. The jury is still out on the rechargeable battery that is supposed to go 4 months between charges. With my M570 it always felt I went well over a year before the battery started to give up the ghost. This rechargeable device theoretically ensures one is not caught without AA or AAA batteries. I just hope it is not a planned obsolescence device where energy retention degrades after a few years to the point recharging the trackball becomes annoying, like the crappy degrading battery life on phones we've all experienced. Finally, It is kind of cool that the new silver ball and old blue trackball are the same size... I could swap out the balls and now my new MX ergo has a Blue Ball to show I'm a legacy M570 user.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2020 by Tseg
I like this so much, I have one for my work PC, one for my laptop, and one for my home PC. Too bad they don't make this in a silent version (Most mice make the click noise when you click a button, but there is like one or two on the market that advertise being silent - I tried one that is quiet but had connection issues.). However, the ability to connect to my laptop with Bluetooth and not need to have the dongle sticking out the side is nice. The ergonomics are very nice especially with the adjustable base. Cleaning it is much better than the Logi counterparts that use the Dongle. I've used those style for decades now and they are harder to clean and have smooth rolling action with the ball, thus choppy curser action and it affects your fine manipulation. The main thing that attracted me to try my first version of this one is the Bluetooth connectivity but I got more than I bargained for as the whole trackball is better than the other style. These are expensive so my first one I bought refurbished to save money. The other two were then new units. I haven't had issues with any of them. Over the years I've encountered that this style of trackball isn't everyone's favorite, but I really like them. I like the position of my hand, and using my thumb to roll the ball to control the curser rather than moving the whole mouse. I believe this style is easier for fine manipulation, like working with graphics, CAD, etc. Even using it with my laptop sitting on the couch, no worries because I don't need a hard surface, I can just have this trackball sitting on my lap as well or right beside me and it works just fine. With a mouse, I'd need a surface under it for it to work. Again, this really is a matter of personal preference, but my opinion is this is the best curser controlling device available to my knowledge. If you're not sure if you'd like this style, then you might consider trying a less expensive version. However, if you already know this is the style you like, it's definitely worth the extra money for this for more than just the Bluetooth connectivity.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020 by Mike Tollefson
The pros: 1. The ergonomics are good, especially with the tilt feature. 2. The button to decrease cursor speed or increase precision is excellent. 3. The button to switch between two computers is pretty awesome also. 4. Rechargeability is pretty sweet, and the battery lasts quite a while. The cons: 1. The scroll wheel on the M570 I previously had would not scroll one interval/click with each click of the wheel. Sometimes, the spot the wheel would stop would be right on a threshold of scrolling up or down, so the page I was one, or the CAD zoom level I was on, would move. This annoyed me, and I hoped it would be different with this MX Ergo. Unfortunately, it is not. It's annoying, but it's not a deal-breaker. 2. Flow (Logitech's software to supposedly allow you to scroll right from one computer onto the other, and even drag and drop files from one to the other) is pretty solid garbage. It fails to perform a simple function that is one of its only two claims. I could not drag and drop (copy) a file from one to the other, and both of these machines had the same Windows 10 Pro installation, fresh. I use the button to switch from one to the other, while the Ergo is connected to my desktop with the USB dongle (unifying receiver/transceiver), and my laptop using Bluetooth. This button works great. Flow does not. 3. It's a little trickier to pop the ball out to clean it and the little support contacts than on the M570. You need a pencil eraser, or some other *non-sharp* object to poke through a small hole. Not a big deal, just not as easy as the m570 which I could pop out with my finger. 4. The forward/back browsing buttons were great on the M570, and they're just okay on this Ergo. They were slanted/sloped on the M570, which gave a slightly better feel. They're also positioned such that forward is in a perfectly ergonomic position for my index finger, but the back button is almost behind the crease at my last digit, so I typically have to actually bend my finger pretty significantly to reach it without accidentally pressing the forward button. On the whole, it's a good trackball, which I like, but I probably wouldn't buy it again over the M570, for the bang:buck ratio.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2019 by Ari Daniels
I have been using Logitech MX series mice and keyboards for almost 10 years. My work had replaced my wired mouse with an MX Master wireless. Two weeks of 50-60 hours use each week and I bought one for my home system! I had the Logi M570 wireless trackball for my laptop, and when my office system went to 3 monitors, I thought trackball versus "mouse". While the M570 did make it better,, I have large hands/fingers, and discovered 40-50 hours a week had me wanting a bigger trackball "body". And very quickly, I found that Logi made an MX trackball, and I was sold. Every MX product I have (2 MX Master mice, 2 MX keyboards, 1 MX ERGO trackball, 1 MX ERGO PLUS trackball) have the following features: *High quality build, design, materials *Great software for tweaking settings *Rechargeable batteries that really do seem to last forever, and if you need charging while you also need to use it, no problem, just plug in a USB cable to device, it will charge while you continue to us! *They last! After a week of using this, I went to OfficeDepot and bought the MX ERGO PLUS, which comes with a "platform" that the MX ERGO sits on to give you an additional 10 degrees of angle for the tilt. I like using the PLUS for my work, and the MX ERGO for my personal PC. I have noticed over the last several weeks of use that my mouse hand doesn't get as cramped feeling over long periods of use compared to even the MX Master mouse (which I still love, but use trackballs now)! Logitech has been making really great products for years. I even have their "Z" series PC speakers with subwoofer. If you have used a trackball, or want to try one, the Logitech MX ERGO and MX ERGO PLUS trackballs are the ones you want! I would highly recommend Logitech and all products mentioned in this review! I was not paid or compensated for this review.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2020 by G-Man
This is about the sixth Logitech trackball I've bought, along with half a dozen keyboards, and it's among the best of their products. The M570 has been my favorite pointing device for years, and I've worn out a couple of them -- the L and R button switches take a lot of beating, L especially, and after a couple years the button becomes erratic. This, of course, is a terrible flaw, since it means you may accidentally DROP something that you're dragging across the desktop -- occasionally into some folder you didn't notice -- and then it's a challenge to find the file (or 100 files) you dropped. Logitech replaces these worn out trackballs for free, unless they last too long, and then I'm stuck buying a replacement. But they last for years, and the M570 is now less than $25, so it's not even $1/month "maintenance" cost. I mention the M570 reliability mainly because the new MX ERGO is reported to use button switches that are 10X longer-lived, or more. Since that was the only defect in the M570, that should mean the ERGO is pretty close to perfect. If it wears out in 20 years, I probably won't be around to care. Compared to the M570, the ERGO is heavier and I find it easier to keep in place on my desk. I love the sideways tilt feature, since I can use it lying flat for several hours, and then give my wrist some relief by switching to the more upright position, which allows the side of my hand to rest lightly on the desktop. It's also much easier to relax my fingers without inadvertently clicking L or R. I suppose if I were using this as a portable controller I might not like the extra weight, and I did often carry the M570 with me on trips. If I were doing that on a daily basis, in a briefcase or backpack, the added ounces and volume (the ERGO is about 20% larger) might be a problem. But the trade-off is that it stays put more easily, on a much larger and tackier rubber base layer, and it's more restful to use. I do miss the acceleration feature, long a standard among mice and trackballs, but the one-touch Hi-Res button somewhat makes up for it. I would prefer both, and I hope Logitech will reinstate acceleration in the next update of the new configuration utility. The little nubs that the ball rides on are seemingly indestructible. Some reviewers complain that they're plastic, but I believe they're actually a kind of ceramic or glass. Considering that my oldest M570 (5 years?) still runs smoothly and the little nubs are still round with no visible flat spots, I'd say they're considerably harder than most plastics, and I doubt they are plastic at all. Viewed at 30X they look like ceramic to me -- glossy and absolutely smooth and spherical. In any case, they afford very light, smooth rotation in all directions, and they don't wear out. Like any small mechanism in a hands-on application, they do collect dust and other debris from one's hands, but that accumulation of dust and furch just makes the ball movement gradually increase in friction. Pop out the ball, flick of the little dust donuts with your fingernail, and the thing is super smooth and free-wheeling again. If I could take off half a star for the lack of acceleration, I might do so, but in all honesty, I've been switching back and forth between an M570 and an ERGO for days now, and I can't say I notice any significant difference in pointer movement. On my 50" UHD monitor, it's a long way from one side to the other, but that's why I use a trackball in the first place -- I can just swipe it a few times at the medium-high speed setting, and I've traversed 3,840 horizontal pixels with barely any effort at all. In the end, if I had to trade the Hi-Res button for acceleration, I'd go with the button, and of course that's what you get with the ERGO. But all this is really nit-picking. The biggest bonus after comfort is the improved scroll wheel, which now has L and R tilt, in addition to downward clicking, and I've missed that for years using the M570. I do wish it had a few more buttons for less-frequent uses, but there's something to be said for simplicity -- I have a few other pointing devices with lots of buttons, and I was never able to make them indispensable. The biggest downside is the price. I'm not sure why this costs 4X the price of an M570. Clearly it's more expensive to manufacture, but not by that much, but then it's new, and the development costs haven't been amortized yet. If in a year or so it comes down to $39.95, I'd call it a bargain.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2017 by Amazon Customer
As an avid user of trackballs for nearly 25 years, I have owned every iteration of trackball that Logitech has made during that time frame and this is easily my favorite and the most durable. The old corded versions used to break inside the cables and the first wireless ones were bad for buttons going bad after a few drops on the floor. I've bought many dozens of those, sometimes 2-3 a year. When the MX Ergo came out, I was excited just for a rechargeable trackball. I bought my first one and fell in love all over again. I bought another for work and after about 3 years of heavy use I had a button start acting up and bought this one. The features are awesome, I figured the multiple device setup and file transfer services were more of a gimmick but found myself using that stuff all the time. The fine movement button is also really nice. Battery life is amazing, I'll get the "battery life is critical" message and realize I haven't charged it in forever. I use these at home, work, for games, photo editing, all kinds of stuff. It works wonderfully for everything, I prefer a trackball for first person shooters, the movement is much more fluid and accurate. Spinning around a character in a game in a 360 is a simple thumb motion where a traditional mouse is a significant wrist motion. I highly recommend, excellent quality and function.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023 by Keogh