GameBall

Ive been using it for the past day for work and my only complaint is that I have a hard time replacing my finger on the right click button since my fingers move to use the ball. Satisfied otherwise.

Love the design and Outstanding comfort. Great customer service will highly recommend GameBall to anyone looking for a easy to use trackball.

Good switches, and pretty ergonomic. I miss my CST trackball, but this is a good replacement.

While this is my main mouse right now, it is definitely not perfect. The right click button is a bit awkward to use, being positioned too vertically. I also find my finger slipping down off the ball and on to the scroll ring pad. I have an average size woman's hand, and this mouse is a bit too large for me. This might be contributing to the problem with the scroll pad. The cursor movement is decent, although again because of the size issue I find my hand getting caught a bit when I roll to the left. I also feel that I end up having to click some spots more than once; again I think the size and button positioning causes me to hit the ball sometimes (and I am a very experienced roller ball user). My search for the perfect roller ball mouse continues, but this one has found a spot on my desk for now. (For reference, the old Logitech Trackman had a fabulous shape and size for my hand, but it doesn't have the functionality we expect in a modern mouse. Plus it is no longer available.)

I love the gameball. First time using a trackball for general use and gaming. Took me a week to get used to it but now it’s pretty intuitive. One minor issue I am having is that after cleaning the ceramic bearings (lightly as instructed) the ball was not moving as freely as it did out of the box. It was as if one of the bearings were stuck. It is better now but I am wondering if that’s an error with the bearing itself or if I had removed some the lubricant as I was wiping it. Another issue I am having is the mouse 1/2 click placement. Although they are great for general use, they are not meant for some fps games that require tiny precision adjustments. As you click mouse 1 or mouse 2 it forces your index finger (tracking finger) to move ever so slightly which throws off your crosshair during the shot. I’m sure as time goes on and it gets more comfortable I will naturally create a work around but as for now I’m stuck using a keyboard key as mouse 1 in some fps games. Overall great product though. Highly recommend. Wish it was more affordable.