GameBall

Really like the gameball, but would really like to be able to reprogram or at least turn off the precision button

I’ve enjoyed using the GameBall for the last month or so. Mostly in a work setting.

I think the unique firmware / features of this mouse sets it apart from other trackballs I’ve used in the past. The horizontal & vertical scrolling touchpads(?) combined with continuous scrolling modes are pretty nifty.

I don’t use this trackball for gaming, just work, so I don’t take advantage of all the buttons. But the build quality feels great so far, for this price point I expect it to hold up for a few years, so this is an early review for what I would properly need.

Still getting used so the side button positions however, because you squeeze the mouse to activate them, this is a bit new for me, so I thought it was a bit awkward and uncomfortable at first, but I think I’ve gotten accustomed to it, not sure if I’ll end up preferring it.

Overall, I’m happy with this mouse and will consider buying another one for home use at some point if it continues to work well for me.

This has got to be one of the single-most well-thought out devices I've ever owned. Clearly a work of love, the world needs more quality products without compromise like this. If the Gameball Pro is similarly built I'll be getting one of those as well, otherwise will be getting a second one of these as a future replacement or for my son when he's old enough.

It's ok, but I don't like that the wheel from the classic mouse is replaced with a sensitive strip. The sensitive strip does not react in the same way as the wheel. I use the mouse more in Civil3D and Revit.

I love the abundance of buttons and their customizability. My favorite is the temp sensitivity toggle. I also dig the touch scrolls (although my mind is in the gutter and the design gives me dirty thoughts). Been using trackballs for at least 15 years and this is the best I've used so far. Did take some getting used to and figuring out what works for me with the button layout. All in all, happy with the purchase.