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GameBall Thumb - Limited Edition (Preorder)

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This is your last chance to get a Limited Edition (LE) model of GameBall Thumb. In stock and now shipping!

 

GameBall Thumb  is the world’s first thumb trackball mouse developed specifically for the computer gamer. We leveraged our learnings from the original GameBall and incorporated the gaming specific features wanted by the community.

The Limited Edition (LE) model includes a red ball with a red base and will only be sold for a limited time. The Standard Edition (SE) will have a black ball and all black body. The Standard Edition model will go on sale once the Limited Edition version is sold out.

GameBall Thumb is a collaboration with ProtoArc. The two companies have agreed to explore future projects together. This relationship is a great opportunity to leverage the benefits both companies can offer and create some exciting new products. You can find out more about ProtoArc here.


Features:
  • Wired or Wireless operation
  • High resolution Pixart sensor
  • 6 native DPI settings up to 5,000
  • Built in precision button
  • RGB lighting
  • No additional software needed
  • Ceramic bearings
  • Kailh switches
  • 1000hz polling rate (Wired & Wireless)
  • Built-in adjustable base (20 degrees)
  • Rechargeable internal battery
  • 6 button operation (left, right, middle, back, forward, precision)
  • Detachable braided cable
  • Removable ball for easy cleaning
 
Compatibility:
  • Windows 8 or later

  • Mac OS X versions 10.10 or later

  • Popular Linux distributions

  • Chrome OS

  • Android 5 or later

 
Specifications:
  • Pixart PMW3325 Sensor

  • Wireless 2.4Ghz (includes USB Receiver)

  • 5.12 inches (130mm) long

  • 4 inches (102mm) wide

  • 2 inches (50 mm) tall

  • 900mA Lithium battery

  • Battery life: 30 - 90 days per charge based on usage

  • 34mm size ball

  • Kailh GM2.0 20 million+ switches

  • DPI levels (300, 600, 1200, 2000, 3000, 5000)

  • 1.8m detachable braided cable (Wired operation & charging)

  • 1000hz polling rate

  • Weight 190g / 6.7oz

  • FCC and CE certified

 

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Customer Reviews

Based on 56 reviews
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Elizabeth GR
Nice little Trackball, but

The Precision button is in a bad location for my hands while gaming. I'm getting really tired of the precision dropping to 300dpi after clicking the mouse wheel, as I'm inadvertently hitting the Precision button when using the mouse wheel. Change that button location and it would be perfect.

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Lee Bryant
Best trackball I have ever used

This trackball can stand on it’s own with the smoothness of the ball.

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VolcanicWinter
Brilliant!

I love this trackball! It's very, very smooth, and the sensitivity settings are a great fit for my workflow. I mostly use it for web design, but it's making its way into my gaming.
I'm using it on Windows 11 and Manjaro Linux, and it works great on both. Plug and play on both OSes.

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B.Z.
Great trackball but light

I've been using the Gameball Thumb for a couple of weeks now, I like the design, but it feels light. I know with a lot of gaming mice, light is the key, but this unit is stationary, it needs to feel more grounded. The base plate mechanism could also feel sturdier, as the whole unit shakes when you tap on it. I'd actually also like to see optional software to control the amount the sensitivity changes instead of set preset amounts. Other than those details, I love how fast it tracks, it's comfortable and works on pretty much any platform, which is nice.

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Eric Lee
Great mouse

Love this trackball. I used to have one back when counter strike 1.5 was a thing and this mouse reminds me of the one I used to have. Ball rolls smooth, it's comfortable, wireless battery life is great, great position of buttons, and subtle RGB. I haven't found anything wrong with it so far.

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