I recently purchased this wireless trackball mouse, and I��m genuinely impressed with how much it has improved my daily computer use.The ergonomic design is the standout feature for me. My hand and wrist feel much more relaxed compared to using a traditional mouse. I can work for long hours without the usual wrist fatigue or discomfort, which has made a big difference in my productivity and overall comfort.I also really appreciate how space-saving it is. Since the trackball stays in one place, I don��t need a large area to move the mouse around. It��s perfect for smaller desks and cluttered workspaces. The wireless connection is stable and responsive, and the cursor control feels precise and smooth after a short adjustment period.I use this mouse for work, studying, and even some light gaming, and it performs well in all situations. The buttons are easy to reach, and the overall build feels solid and well-designed.If you��re looking for an ergonomic, comfortable, and space-efficient alternative to a traditional mouse, this trackball mouse is definitely worth considering.

I was able to map the buttons easily using x-mouse software. It allows for the mouse to be uber customizable and turned a great mouse into an exceptional one. Highly recommend and have been using trackball for decades and can honestly say this is my favorite so far. We will see how it holds up but based on looks, feel and reviews do not anticipate anything but ease of use and durability for years.

I love a trackball mouse and this one fits the bill perfectly. Its very comfortable for my hand and so easy to use. I have one for my desktop computer at home, however when I'm traveling I have my laptop. Trying to use a regular mouse with my laptop can be very aggravating when you are used to a trackball. So, after two days at my daughter's home I ordered this trackball and I am a very happy person now. Excellent quality that you can't beat for the price.

With wireless devices, batteries always die at inconvenient times and this trackball can be recharged via USB-C.Useful : switching between 2 BT receivers plus the standard USB-dongle.A bit AWKWARD : the trackball goes to sleep to save power but doesn't wake up when you move the ball. You always must press a mouse button. It took a while to get used to that as other trackballs didn't have this delay.

This is a very comfortable mouse to use and works well. It doesn't hold a charge for as long as I'd like, but maybe they're all that way. This is the first rechargeable mouse I've had, so I have nothing to compare it to. It's just as comfortable as the much more expensive Logitech that I've used for years, so I'm willing to tolerate having to charge it often rather than spend a lot more money.

This is my first track ball mouse. Really enjoying it. It's saved my arm so much pain. Learning curve wasn't bad at all. Only took an hour or so to get the hang of it. I have relatively small hands but once I got used to having my hand further forward, I had no problem. I love that you can adjust the curser movement sensitivity. I've clocked at least 10 hours and haven't needed a charge yet. Would definitely recommend.

This mouse is really comfy for cozy gamers! The mouse is kinda hefty and doesnt move around a whole lot. As someone who enjoys being able to move around my room to game this was an amazing purchase even works great with my beanbag chair the tracking ball is hard the first few hours but in the long run I do prefer it, definitely worth the purchase if you want a mouse without having to drag it across the table!

I just unboxed this trackball mouse, turned it on, chose a Bluetooth channel, and easily connected it to my laptop. It arrived with a 100% battery charge. It's replacing a different brand mouse with identical features. In fact, I'm willing to bet they are all made in the factory and that a different company logo is painted on for each "manufacturer".The last one (same model, different brand) was purchased 29 months ago and the left mouse button was starting to fail. I'm on my computer between five and twelve hours every day, so considering the price, that's less than $1 month for a mouse that will hold up to prolonged use. If this one turns out to be a durable as the previous mouse, I'll buy another one to replace it in the distant future.

I purchased the Sablute MAM2 as a replacement for a Logitech trackball that was causing my computer to beep, possibly due to an out-of-nowhere software conflict. The Sablute was being offered at a promotional price with convenient options not available on the Logitech model I was replacing. The MAM2 arrived on time, and I was immediately impressed by its solid construction and its ergonomic fit, which is larger than Logitech's. It was simple to install and paired with my computer easily. Unfortunately, it was very difficult to focus the cursor on a fixed point; it seemed overly sensitive and impossible to control. I contacted Sablute customer service and received a timely response regarding my control issues. They tried to walk me through a couple of cursory fixes that I couldn't complete. No tech guru am I. I was frustrated, thinking I had been sent a defective device. Sablute immediately offered to send me a replacement, which I received in just a couple of days. Upon installing it, I found myself in the same situation I experienced with the first device. A simple solution to the problem was to set my computer's cursor speed to the minimum. The MAM2 is now working exactly like I want it to. It's amazing how flexible this device is; it allows you to tailor its operation to your specific needs. Overall, this is a well-designed, solidly constructed product from a company that provides exceptional support and customer service.

THIS 'Trackball' COULD of been the absolute BEST Trackball Ever Designed... Almost...I've been using Trackballs Exclusively for almost Two (2) decades now, and I have no desire to utilize anything else. And for some time now, I've been utilizing Logitech's M575's. Several of them... and have even given some to friends and family.When 'one' of my M575's crashed last week, I started searching, and low and behold I found this SABLUTE Wireless Trackball 'Rechargeable and ordered it.Just about Everything about the SABLUTE appears to be superior to my M575's that I've been using the 'Feel' is Better... the 'Opening' underneath is measurably larger making removing the 'Ball' easier in order to Clean the unit. Rechargeable for use up to 18 months... The overall 'Size' and 'Angle' at least for me seem to be an improvement that I noticed Immediately, AND, it has a 'DPI' button right on the unit. Overall, a Very Well Designed and Functional Trackball. And, at a VERY reasonable 'Price Point'.However, what it Does NOT Have, and something I Will NOT Compromise On are 'Forward/Back Button's' that are NOT 'Customizable'. THOSE button's I reserve for my 'Volume' button's on my Trackball(s) because I listen to a great deal of music and watch a Lot of video's. I have no use for 'Forward/Back' on my Trackball, when I have THOSE options right at the top of EVERY page.Other than that, it's a fine Trackball... more than likely I would have purchased another, just to have as a spare.Bj ~ Palestine, Texas