Cheap Wireless Mouse - Is it Worth it?

Microsoft Trackball Explorer - An Excellent Deal!

When you are looking for a cheap wireless mouse you may want to reconsider and go with something that costs a bit more. The Microsoft trackball explorer may not be a cheap wireless mouse but it is an excellent deal. Here are some reviews on the Microsoft trackball explorer.

Microsoft Trackball Explorer Reviews

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I have been using a Microsoft Trackball Explorer for several years. It has saved me as I have carpel tunnel and cervical damage and if I use a mouse for any length of time my hand pain increases. (I also use a Natural Pro Keyboard).

The Microsoft trackball explorer connects by USB and the movements are seamless. Any trackball is going to get dirty but this one is so easy to clean. All I do is pop out the ball, remove the dust or whatever from the three points the ball rotates on, wipe the ball with a tissue and it is as good as new. I would say that the contours are not ideal (nor could they be) as it seems the contours are better fit for me if the device were mounted about 8 inches higher than my keyboard tray. As it is, it causes my wrist to drop and it is uncomfortable in that respect, but using the two right buttons to navigate online (back and forward) is a total breeze and makes going through pages very fast and comfortable.

Intellipoint software allows you to control almost every aspect of its movement, which makes it even better.

Personally I like where the scroll button on the Microsoft trackball explorer is as well as the buttons for right and left clicks. I think I am going to try to devise some sort of mount so it will elevate the rear by about 15 degrees or so. This way my hand will go forward and there will be even less strain.

I used Logictech trackballs in the past and I did not like them. With all its faults, and there are some, the Microsoft trackball explorer is for me by far the best, the easiest to navigate online with, and extremely precise in terms of cursor movement.

Henry