Preview 0:58 A bit different, and my qualifications 1:40 What's in the box? 3:00 So why even consider a trackball? 4:49 Build ...

Logitech just unleashed a new entry-level wireless trackball that feels good, looks fine and works wonderfully. The new Ergo M575 adds some features previously found only in its high-end MX Ergo ...

Logitech Corporation (headquartered in Minato, Tokyo) announced the release of two new wireless trackballs: the "Logitech ERGO M575SP" and the "Logitech MX Ergo S". Both models feature noise-reducing ...

Trackballs are an acquired taste. Some look on them as oddities, but here's a confession: I've been using a trackball for well over a decade and find the arrangement comfortable and easy to work with.

As a filthy nerd who’s written thousands of articles from the solitude of my home office, I don’t really have to worry about how loud my PC accessories are. But at least in concept, I can respect the ...

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Today Logitech takes the wraps off of its new ERGO M575 Wireless Trackball, an input device with a sculpted ergonomic shape that’s designed to keep your hand and arm relaxed. Available in both ...

Logitech has unveiled the Ergo M575, a wireless trackball with a design not unlike the iconic M570 model, but with improved ergonomics and some nice features borrowed from the high-end MX Ergo. The ...

Logitech on Wednesday released a new lower-cost trackball mouse with an ergonomic design and made partly from recycled material. Like other trackballs, the M575 provides the ability to move a cursor ...

The trackball is a contentious kind of peripheral. Most people point to the mouse or the trackpad as superior ways to move a cursor across the screen, but for a small subset of nerds, myself included, ...