Logitech Marble Mouse Trackball

Just recieved my mouse today, should have come yesterday but it was Easter Friday so you cant help it. Its a little confusing to use wen you first get it but after an hour or so it becomes more easier. Play.com is giving a very big saving only £13.99 when the RRP is 29.99 GREAT! =D Great mluse with a 3 year warrantry and from a great maker and supplier it can't get better than this.

I've had two of these and they're great but on my first the scroll buttons broke. I'm now on my second and both the scroll buttons AND the right mouse button do not work. I feel like a Mac user without it! Maybe I'm just unlucky with this product.

I have used a marble mouse for years. Can't get on with any others. It may have something to do with me being left handed but this one suits everyone once you get used to it.

i have been using this mouse for about 4 years, and as a lefthanded person in a right handed house it is an absolute godsend, and long may logitech continue to produce it although it is getting harder to source, for the record we have 4 computers in our house and we all use the marble mouse.

After just having this for a short time I haven't got accustomed to the way you actually work it, but given time I can feel that this mouse will be more superior than the traditional mouse.
The picture is slightly different from mine as the perspective makes it look as though it is quite slimline, but mine is a bit more chunky.
Overall once I get used to it this will have been a well bought purchase.
One more note is that this colour and texture of this mouse is almost exactly the same as my Dell laptop which in my eyes blends well and looks like it was made for it.

I've had one of these mice for about 4 years and it's been great. It's very useful with a laptop as it allows you to have a mouse on an arm rest or any surface where a traditional mouse wouldn't work.
Also, it's buttons can be programmed on windows so the scroll buttons can be changed. - I'm not sure about whether that works with mac though.

The only slight annoyance is that after a time, the buttons can get dirt lodged inside and it's a bit of a fiddle to unscrew and clean.

Some may be sceptical about using such a device as a mouse for a PC, but as I suffer from wrist RSI, this has been a God-send.

The mouse is fully customisable via the Logitech application software, and whilst it takes a few days to get used to, I have no problem using it with applications such as Photoshop.

It really does take the pressure off you moving the mouse around all the time, but the only down side is that it is not the best thing to port around - if you have a laptop, squeezing into your bag may prove slightly tricky....

Overall, a worthwhile purchase, and I do hope that Logitech still manufacture this item for the foreseeable future - such items are becoming increasingly difficult to source and find in store and over the interweb these days.