The Elecom Huge is highly useful, too thanks to its eight programmable buttons and scroll wheel. You can customize its ...

The day my trackball mouse dies, you can bet I’m ordering a replacement right then and there—most likely the Nulea M505, but maybe the Kensington Expert if I want to try something more unusual.

News Kensington’s new Expert Mouse trackball looks great, but availability is uncertain Trackball users love the Expert Mouse, but it hasn't had a major update in a decade.

The company recently won an IF Design Guide award for a previously unannounced product called the Expert Mouse TB800 EQ Multi-Connection TrackBall. Kensington’s design shows a wireless trackball ...

I'm a trackball fan and have been using them for ages. I've got two Expert trackballs. Using a wireless one for this right now. The Orbit are relatively cheap and not as tall as the expert.

BIGtrack 2.0 is a USB type A mouse that can be easily plugged into the computer and has a large 3-inch trackball. The larger the trackball is, the less skill and control it needs to operate, making it ...

Kensington Orbit Trackball Mouse with Scroll Ring Kensington has many nice options if you're in the market for a trackball mouse. We personally think that the Orbit Trackball Mouse is a solid choice.

Wrist and shoulder pain can come from the extensive use of a traditional mouse. These mice haven’t been designed for comfort. The Finger Trackball Mouse, on the other hand, is more ergonomic, ...

Likewise, if you want a trackball mouse that’s neither left nor right-handed, Kensington has a few different models where the trackball is positioned right in the middle on the top of the device ...

Today’s winner and our top pick is Kensington’s Orbit wireless trackball mouse. At an affordable price, the trackball mouse is fantastic for ambidextrous use and smooth scrolling. The Orbit mouse ...

The Kensington Expert Wireless Trackball Mouse is on sale for $66 at Amazon right now, down from its list price of $100. Trackballs can be a bit of an acquired taste – the learning curve is kind ...