Logitec really went down hill. I have an old roller ball mouse that has the cord and it still works fine. I spend 40 bucks on this wireless garbage and it didn't last 6 months. To hell with you logitec I will be purchasing from another company.

It worked for a while

It didn't last 6 months and died!

Quite possibly the best wireless pointing device now on the market, with the lack of a tilt scroll wheel its only shortcoming. Come on, Logitech - you came this far. Please just take it the last few yards and add a tilt scroll wheel. Then its a perfect 10.

I started using Logitech trackballs back in the 80s and continued to do so up until I began using a laptop as my primary computer about six years ago; I have always found thumb-centric trackballs to offer better accuracy and more control than any of their rodent counterparts.

The ONE and ONLY glaring omission that keeps this from being the best Logitech trackball ever, is the lack of a tilt scrolling wheel; Once you get used to using that feature, you really notice its absence; Is it a deal-breaker No; But it definitely leaves room for improvement.

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Accurate Tracking; Comfortable Design; Fast Response; Glides Smoothly; Great Features; Works On Any Surface

Poor scroll wheel

The main thing wrong with this product is the price. It simply doesn't handle like a fifty quid mouse. It's reasonable to use, pretty smooth and so on but many Logitech products have a feel of quality about them that the M570 seems to lack.

I never used a trackball before, but I found that in 2 days I developed a natural preference for it over the traditional mouse especially in such applications as CG or image manipulation: I would still use a mouse in gaming - at least to start.

This product is best for both laptop and desktop. we can use this mouse for long distance for watching TV and movies without any problem, control volume picture and all other software using this Wireless mouse. And best for gaming.

I have been using logitech trackballs of various forms since the mid 90s and find that while this works great when it works, the left button stuck after only a few months use. As I am hard on my trackballs and don't deny dropping them (as I also did with the one that lasted five years) I just think...

I recently realised that I was getting pain in my elbow and wrist and sensed that it was probably due to a large time spent using a mouse and keyboard. I have used one these in the past and decided to get one again. The mouse itself is very responsive and the battery lasts a long time.

I picked up the Logitech Trackball Mouse just over a year ago and it's still working like it just came out of the box. It's design fits your hand well and the ball is easy to manoeuvre with your thumb.

I have fairly large hands and do not have a carpel tunnel situation but wanted to try something new. The trackball fits my hand well and, though, it takes a while to get use to using, it's pretty fun!