GameBall

GameBall

Sonderpreis Preis $ 148.00 Normaler Preis Einzelpreis  pro 

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GameBall ist die weltweit erste Trackball-Maus, die speziell für Computerspieler entwickelt wurde. Sein einzigartiges Design, spielspezifische Funktionen und High-End-Komponenten unterscheiden ihn von allen anderen Trackballs auf dem heutigen Markt.

 GameBalls  Features sind:

  • Präzise Fingerspitzensteuerung
  • Einzigartiges beidhändiges Design
  • Präziser optischer Sensor mit punktgenauer Genauigkeit
  • Reaktionsschnelle und äußerst langlebige Tasten
  • Innovatives Touch-Scroll-Pad (horizontal und vertikal)
  • Ruß mit LED-Beleuchtung
  • 6 ergonomische Tasten
  • Auf Langlebigkeit ausgelegt mit Komponenten in Gaming-Qualität

 

Technische Spezifikationen

  • Kompatibilität:
    • Windows 7 oder höher
    • Mac OS X 10.8 oder höher
    • Beliebte Linux-Distributionen
    • Chrome OS
    • Android 5 oder höher
  • Kabelgebundene USB-Kabelverbindung (70 Zoll / 178 cm)
  • Ergonomisch beidhändig
  • Hochauflösender optischer Sensor (PixArt)
  • Native CPI/DPI-Auflösungen: 400, 800, 1200, 2000, 3000
  • Ein Jahr eingeschränkte Hardwaregarantie
  • Plug-and-Play-Installation
  • Keramiklager
  • Abmessungen: 162 mm (6,4 Zoll), 119 mm (4,7 Zoll), 52 mm (2 Zoll)
  • Schwarze Kugel: Größe 38,1 mm (1,5 Zoll)
  • Gewicht: 230 Gramm (0,5 Pfund)
  • Omron-Schalter
  • 1000Hz Abfragerate
  • Hergestellt im Vereinigten Königreich
  • CE- und FCC-zertifiziert
  • Handbuch in Landessprache enthalten

 

Nicht nur zum Spielen 

  • Voll funktionsfähige Trackball-Maus für den Alltag
  • Reduzierte wiederholte Ermüdung
  • Schnelle und einfache Website-Navigation
  • Präzises Tracking für 3D-Design und CAD-Arbeiten
  • Benötigt weniger Platz auf dem Schreibtisch als eine herkömmliche Maus
  • Geringe Belastung für Arm und Schulter
  • Horizontales Scrollen für einfache Musik- und Videobearbeitung
  • Einfach zu reinigen und zu pflegen

 

Klicken Sie hier für Versand- und Steuerinformationen

Klicken Sie hier für Details zu Rückerstattungen und Garantie

  

US-Patent Nr. D932492

Customer Reviews

Based on 120 reviews
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Griffin Ham
Gameball

It’s a ball that games.

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David Domanko
Shipping shouldn’t be this difficult

I have yet to receive my gameball, it is stuck at customs for some reason and apparently according to your site that’s not your problem. I have never had an issue with international shipping passing customs on any item I have ordered before so this is extremely disappointing

Hello David,

I just sent you an email on this. We will get this resolved for you. I am sorry this is stuck in Customs. I submitted a ticket to my carrier to see what the problem is. If this is lost for any reason we will ship you a new one.

Apologies for the hassle.
Eric
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5/18/2023
I am glad we got this worked out for you. Please let me know if you have any issues and thanks for supporting us.

Sorry for the delays with Customs.
Eric

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isaac du
Smooth ball but mushy right click

As for the title, the only thing that bothers me is the top buttons.

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Ukko K.
A one of a kind trackball

Switching from a Elecom huge with a mushy and unresponsive scroll wheel and a 125hz polling rate to this is a somewhat freeing feeling. I didn't look up much about this trackball before purchase, other than the polling rate, but once the scroll wheel on my old one became unbearable I bit the bullet and tried this out, mainly for it being (the only?) fingertip trackball with a 1000hz polling rate.

I have enjoyed the month I've spent with my gameball more than the year I spent with my huge. I was weary of the comfort with it being a ambidextrous design, but honestly with my wide hands, it feels way more comfortable than the Elecom. It gets my hand in a more ergonomic state and with a bonus that if I wanted to, I could use it with my left hand as well.

But compared to the huge, the buttons feel quite weighty and somewhat harder to press. Left click and forward button feel fine to me, but the bigger right click and back button feel a tiny bit too hard to press. Maybe it's the size of the buttons or the placement of the switch compared to where I'm pressing (I haven't looked inside yet).

Getting used to the trackpad style scrolling didn't take much time, but the position is a bit weird coming from a mouse with the scroll on the thumb. I constantly kept "right clicking" on the scroll in game and accidentally scrolled instead, but I believe this habit will die out once I've used it long enough. Also the separation of middle mouse button form the scroll is fantastic and I hope everyone who makes computer mice takes inspiration from that idea.

Final compliment, the movement of the ball is very smooth compared to the competition. Looking forward to seeing what the pro model ends up being like!

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Isaiah Holder
Precision

The gameball isn't bad, I really enjoyed it, but the lack of precision got to me so I just swapped back to a mouse. I know I can use precision mode, but even using that got annoying.