Logitech 904369-0403

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06 Nov 2008 Not ergodynamic I'm starting to have pains in my wrist/forearm from using a mouse. Thought this would make wrist and/or forearm feel better. You have to press the enter button with your thumb with enough pressure that by the end of each day, I'm in significant more pain than before. Just switched back to my old trackball...pain gone. Bummer I liked the features but the pain is a dealbreaker. –ritamaefrom Amazon.com
22 Oct 2008 A Pain in the Wrist and Awkward A physical therapist recommended the Trackman as a replacement for all mice/trackballs in my department -- whether we complained of problems with RSI or not. After one week of use my wrist ached more than it had in 3 years of working in the same job. Out of 6 employees in my department, only one continues to use it and she admits to not liking it very much.

the scroll wheel is so out of place, it doesn't feel comfortable at all to use. The resistance of the primary click is greater than t... –E. Benjaminfrom Amazon.com
17 Oct 2008 Good substitute for Microsoft Trackball Explorer My favorite trackball to date is the Microsoft Trackball Explorer which is no longer made and costs a ridiculous amount of money to buy a used one - ranging from $100 up to $250. I have purchased many trackballs in the last year and the Logitech Cordless Optical Trackman is the only one I have found acceptable. The position of my hand and fingers does not fatigue my hand or feel awkward. My hand feels like it's in a very natural position on the device.

I prefer a trackball whose ball i... –B. Rodriguezfrom Amazon.com

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