AI script. Literally repeated stuff on both the trackball mice as if they were talking about it for the first time
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I've been trying the Nuzlea M501 and it's such a steal because it offers all of MX ergo but the extra angles are nos included. The fixed angle works, it's very comfortable and the trackball is really ergonomic. I would recommend it if you are starting with it.
Logitech MX ergo is garbage. Bought 2 years ago. Took good care of it. It has great ergonomics, and it's really comfortable, BUT the built quality is horrendous. After only 2 years of moderate use, the left mouse button and middle mouse button misfire all the time. Tried cleaning it, it keeps skipping clicks. It's awful. Can't even drag a window without trying multiple times. Similar problems with Logitech keyboards. I strongly recommend you stay away from Logitech products as a rule of thumb.
I had a similar experience …the left button isn’t tactile anymore….after just 2 years of regular office work…similar experience with Logitech keyboard…I’ve switched to razer
contact logitech and ask for a one time replacement exception. They replace mine all you need is a receipt. I ask for a supervisor on chat and my replacement is on its way. Hope you get your replacement! Cheers!
Don't buy MX Master 3, scroll have really big issues. Are plenty of forums talking about this issue. I'm really desapoiting to have waste my money in a "high-end" product that don't have one of the main functionalities working as intended.
When you buy and try it, then you'll know the vertical design is not as good as they've said. My little finger always slips (dropdown), and it feels like it's hindering the mouse's movement; it becomes sticky on the mouse pad after a while. After more than two weeks of trying it out, I started experiencing pain around the bottom side of my wrist crease (little finger side) and decided to stop using this "great" designed product.
The Logitech MX Vertical is garbage for a supposedly "high end" mouse. Soon after the one-year warranty runs out, the cheap (usually left, anyway) click switch will start to double register, causing a lot of frustration and issues. If you have a good soldering station and are comfortable taking apart and re-assembling small items, a new switch is about $10, but if you're not in that camp you're likely going to end up frustrated.
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AI script. Literally repeated stuff on both the trackball mice as if they were talking about it for the first time
I've been trying the Nuzlea M501 and it's such a steal because it offers all of MX ergo but the extra angles are nos included. The fixed angle works, it's very comfortable and the trackball is really ergonomic. I would recommend it if you are starting with it.
Logitech MX ergo is garbage. Bought 2 years ago. Took good care of it. It has great ergonomics, and it's really comfortable, BUT the built quality is horrendous. After only 2 years of moderate use, the left mouse button and middle mouse button misfire all the time. Tried cleaning it, it keeps skipping clicks. It's awful. Can't even drag a window without trying multiple times. Similar problems with Logitech keyboards. I strongly recommend you stay away from Logitech products as a rule of thumb.
I had a similar experience …the left button isn’t tactile anymore….after just 2 years of regular office work…similar experience with Logitech keyboard…I’ve switched to razer
@@kalyansapsd1 Yes, keyboard as well for me too. I’m completely done with Logitech
thats a long time…
contact logitech and ask for a one time replacement exception. They replace mine all you need is a receipt. I ask for a supervisor on chat and my replacement is on its way. Hope you get your replacement! Cheers!
Other than this what about comfortable? It's fine for hand ?
I wish they came out with this back when my mom used to work in the hospital. She ended up with carpal tunnel.
Don't buy MX Master 3, scroll have really big issues. Are plenty of forums talking about this issue. I'm really desapoiting to have waste my money in a "high-end" product that don't have one of the main functionalities working as intended.
I've never had issues with it BUT I'm having issues with left click... not sure if it's a bluetooth thing tho, I'll test.
3 or 3s? Or both😂
Both
Why don't they tell what mouse they actually found most pleasant to use?
that would require human input
Because this is made by an AI voice, and it's not a review, it will need a real human to review it
When you buy and try it, then you'll know the vertical design is not as good as they've said. My little finger always slips (dropdown), and it feels like it's hindering the mouse's movement; it becomes sticky on the mouse pad after a while. After more than two weeks of trying it out, I started experiencing pain around the bottom side of my wrist crease (little finger side) and decided to stop using this "great" designed product.
The Logitech MX Vertical is garbage for a supposedly "high end" mouse. Soon after the one-year warranty runs out, the cheap (usually left, anyway) click switch will start to double register, causing a lot of frustration and issues. If you have a good soldering station and are comfortable taking apart and re-assembling small items, a new switch is about $10, but if you're not in that camp you're likely going to end up frustrated.
Nobody talks about polling rate. A rather important spec for a smooth exp
Theyre all bad. Thats why nobody, not even the companies that sell it talk about it
What about ProtoArc EM03?
Eww logitech
who the hell uses trackball?
I just ordered the ergo for 70 bucks. I've never used a trackball before. I hope I like it 😅
@@itspaintosee good luck! I did not.
People that don’t like pain in their wrist…
Anyone playing Missile Command of course!
@@edinalewis4704 just in their thumb, got it. 🤭🙂