Ambidextrous Trackball Mouse Recommendations Please

[fretlessman71]

ADMIN: I record at my computer, where I use said mouse. If you feel this thread belongs in a different category, I totally understand.

Currently using a Logitech Marble trackball. I use a mouse left-handed, so it suits me well. This means that mice like the Ergo MX won't work for me, and it has come time to replace this mouse for the 3rd time. So I'm considering an upgrade.

I hear wonderful things about the Kensington Expert Mouse, and a few people I know use and like it. But what other options are out there?

It needs to be a trackball - standard mice make my shoulder and elbow hurt, and there's not enough room on my tray anyway - and it needs to be symmetrical, so it can be used with either hand. If this describes the mouse you use, what do you use, and what do you like about it?

 

[fretlessman71]

BUMP.

 

[charlie monroe]

A friend of mine used an early Kensington for years - also a lefty. He does a lot of on hands support, so he taught himself to mouse around with his right.

I looked up Kensington for s&g’s and I think this is pretty sexy, but not cheap.
Kensington Slimeline.

 

[J Posega]

The desk I learned to mix on had a Kensington with a scroll wheel around the ball built in. Ever since then I’ve hated using a mouse or trackpad.

 

[fretlessman71]

The desk I learned to mix on had a Kensington with a scroll wheel around the ball built in. Ever since then I’ve hated using a mouse or trackpad.

I do believe that's the Expert. You were pleased with it then?

 

[J Posega]

I do believe that's the Expert. You were pleased with it then?

It was excellent to use.

 

[600 Ohms]

I own about 5-6 Kensington Expert Mouse trackballs. I'm actually hoarding them like a survivalist. There is no better.

 

[fretlessman71]

I managed to repair my Logitech Marbleman trackball mouse, so still using that. But it sounds like a Kensington Expert will be the next mouse purchase.