seenda Ratón inalámbrico ergonómico de Trackball - Ratón Bluetooth Rollerball recargable, conexión de 3 dispositivos (Bluetooth/USB), mouse

Been using trackball mice for decades. I normally get a left-handed trackball mouse. Oh, how I wish more left-handed mice were available. If Seenda made a left-handed mouse, I'd have a Seenda mouse in purple right now!I have an Elecom left-handed trackball mouse and it works when it wants to and doesn't work when it doesn't want to. I have no idea what's wrong with it, but I decided not to get another one right now. Never had a problem with Elecom's mice before this one.This Seenda right-handed trackball is very comfortable and it is really silent. Love the pink color. It paired quickly. I have a Seenda keyboard and it also paired quickly.One of the best things about a trackball mouse (in my opinion) is you aren't limited to using it on a surface where you can move it. I have a small desk

It feels like a really good mouse, and I love the color options. It's comfortable to use and easy to set up, and the clicks are nice and soft. Unfortunately, this is my first time trying a trackball mouse and I'm finding out it's just not for me. No reason it couldn't be for you, though!

The mouse works great. It takes a couple seconds for the Bluetooth to kick in every time but that's no big deal. It was easy to pair. The rollerball though it rolls smoothly does make a little scraping noise as you use it. It's not too bad but it's noticeable. Overall, I really like it. It's my favorite color purple or lavender in this case and it's a rollerball which I cannot live without.

3 STAR REVIEW:i wanted to love this mouse so much because it matches my desk set-up. set up was very easy (i used the 2.4hz dongle specifically), but adding it as a Bluetooth device also seemed very easy. i was able to adjust the DPI, which I love in my other computer mice, but the fact that it adjusts randomly when I'm using it is not great. The track ball is also smooth and quiet, but not always responsive. I feel like i have to kind of press the track ball to make sure that my mouse responds accordingly. I like the added buttons for additional features, but they weren't that important for me. I'm really debating on returning this, but i think I'm going to test it out a couple more days to see.EDIT; UPDATED to 4 STARS: I think the DPI is what was affecting the track ball sensitivity. …

I've never used a trackball mouse before, but I love this thing so much! I primarily work as a video and photo editor and I love the precision this mouse gives me. My thumb hurt a little the first few days of using it, but the stress was minimal and I adjusted really quickly. I love the DPI button. I love even more that it is USB-C rechargeable so goodbye disposable batteries. The final selling point was the BT connection. I can use this mouse with my computer, my laptop, my tablet, my phone. My options are limitless.Bonus! This mouse is purple and matches my keyboard pretty closely.This mouse was a gift for myself when I did a desk refresh and did a purple desk haul.

I bought this to play Skyrim on my laptop. Makes playing so much easier. I tried playing one day with no mouse and couldn’t stand it. So bought this because it was reasonable price. To be fair I don’t have a lot of experience with these types of mouse so have no comparison but this made my gaming experience much better. It is kind of light weight mouse if that matters to you. Also buttons are soft with not a very loud sound. The moving ball part moves very smooth. Connected through Bluetooth just fine. I have average size girl hands and it fits well. My husband said it was a good/doable size but would probably still opt for something a little bigger. I’ve only had it a week so can’t say anything about endurance long term but I am extremely satisfied with purchase thus far.

I have small hands. They're 6.1 inches. I was worried this mouse would be way too big, like the logitech my boyfriend has.To provide some context, this is not my first trackball. Trackball mice have a learning curve where you get used to them. They may feel strange or not work quite how you expect initially, so I suggest giving your first trackball mouse or two a week of trying before you throw in the towel on them. You'll occasionally have to pop the ball out and clean the bearings, but that's standard maintenance for all trackball mice, and only takes a moment. I've had 2 trackballs of my own prior to this one, and I've used my boyfriend's. His mouse is for large hands. A lot of mice are made for large hands. That's why it upsets me some when I see the reviews for this mouse complaining

Of course my battery-powered Logitech trackball died in the middle of the night, when someone was sleeping in the room with the spare batteries. I wanted a rechargeable model to avoid that situation in the future. This trackball was $70 cheaper than the equivalent Logitech, which made it an easy choice.My current setup is a MacBook Pro connected to a Mokin Displaylink dock, using the MacBook like a tower (closed), with two LG 32ML600M-B monitors, and a keyboard plugged into the dock. The trackball connects via Bluetooth directly to the MacBook and I use it for several hours a day doing spreadsheet work, web research, and general productivity tasks.Pros:Familiar feel: I’ve been using this style of trackball since 1996, and this one feels identical to the Logitechs I’ve used for …