Nulea Wireless Trackball Mouse，Rechargeable Ergonomic Mouse, Easy Thumb Control, 5 Adjustable DPI, 3 Device Connection (Bluetooth or USB) for PC, Laptop, iPad, Mac, Windows, Android

Did you used to buy those logitech trackballs that needed replacing every 2 months? Yeah you cant get them anymore I dont think or at least for a reasonable price and I panicked. Got this on a whim, I was like eewwhgg wireless ehgghh different shape, I need my gaming hands to be in prime position! I said, well this is actually ergonomic unlike the last ones and I realised my gaming hands were actually never in prime position to begin with. This is fanatic, finally a rollerwheel that works and makes sense and us lowly trackball users can now change weapons in games without having to use the cumbersome and often death-inducing weapon wheels. Yes Im talking to you farcry 5. Just wonderful, lasted me over a year and not a single problem.

Trackballs are not for everyone they do take a bit of getting used to, I have been using trackballs for quite a few years now and right from the start once I was used to using one I found I liked it much better than a standard mouse.This trackball feels straight from the box very nice in the hand, I used the wireless connection just a case of plugging the USB in the slot and it worked from the word go, but this also has Bluetooth so take your pick, if I do have one negative about this is's the fact there is no option to adjust the sensitivity of the ball, I have a Kensington trackball and with that you can make the ball less sensitive so the cursor does not shoot across the screen quite as quickly which for me is better for when I need more intricate moves like when photo editing, but saying that I have now been using this trackball for a few days now and I have become used to the looser feel.The button placement for me is quite good, on the left there are three buttons and the scroll wheel, all easy to operate with the the thumb, on the right just the one which can be operated by either middle finger, this is the only one I have problems with as my old trackball I operate that function button with my little finger and with this it does not fit right, after using my little pinky to operate a button for so long it's quite hard to loose the habit but something I will get used to.Overall I like this mouse, comfortable to use and has all the functions of a standard mouse, it's rechargeable so no batteries, it is a lot bigger than a standard mouse but that's because it's designed to be comfortable in the hand which this one is.

The Nulea M505 trackball mouse is a great option for those who use AutoCAD or other design programs, as well as anyone who spends long hours working on a computer. It has an ergonomic design with the intentions of promoting comfort, reducing muscle stress and wrist pain, making it a good solution for people who experience discomfort when using a regular mouse for extended periods. However, I personally find it a little too bulky in comparison to mid-high tier gaming mouses.The trackball mouse does have it's advantages despite my comment about it's bulky feel! It actually perfect for small workspaces, as the smooth index finger trackball allows you to navigate your cursor on practically any surface.The trackball design, with its 44mm index finger trackball, offers precise cursor control and reduces arm stiffness, which can be especially useful when working with intricate designs or projects that require fine-tuned movements. The adjustable DPI modes provide superior accuracy and control, making it easier to work efficiently and effectively to what suits you.It is wireless and even has a switch on it which allows you to connect to up to 3 devices via Bluetooth or USB receiver, making it fully compatible with PC, laptop, iPad, Mac, Windows, and Android. The long-lasting battery, which can last up to 90 days on a single full charge, ensures that you can use the mouse for extended periods without worrying about charging it.Overall, the Nulea M505 trackball mouse is a great investment for anyone who wants to improve their productivity and reduce discomfort while working on a computer, and it is particularly useful for designers and AutoCAD users.

This is not a bottom end product, and for its price, £39.99 at time of review, with a startup company new in the business, its got a lot going for it!Is this pro-gaming level mouse? No, but its got a lot of features for particular users that will shoot this out the park. For one, using it as a trackball mouse saves a lot of moving around and is preferable for some users. Emulating old games that traditionally used a trackball is a lot more fun with this and more similar to what you would expect it to feel like compared to a regular mouse.It has 4 buttons and the slider wheel for the middle button. The two buttons to the sides is left and right mouse buttons, takes a little time to get used to the position but is ergonomically worked out for longer periods of use. Two buttons on the left hand side also correspond to forward and back which will be useful for many of us too.Comes with a charging wire, which helps it stay wireless, and a dongle to plug into your PC. Comes in 2 settings, wireless and bluetooth, thank you! Bluetooth isn't for everyone and leaves me with an irritating headache, so happy that there is a wireless option as well.For me the sizing of the mouse is near perfect, and I have "smallish" hands for a guy, not tiny, but not huge either. Those with large hands or particularly small hands may find it might be not quite right but for the average person this should be perfect.