Kensington SlimBlade Mouse - Wired Ergonomic TrackBall Mouse for PC, Mac and Windows with Scroll Ring, Ambidextrous Design and Optical Tracking - Red (K72327EU)

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Then when you switch the sliding button on the left side of the SlimBlade to one of these settings (USB 2. For other options, check out our recommendations for the best ergonomic mouse, the best wired mouse, and the best mouse. On the right side of the Kensington SlimBlade Pro Trackball, we find the round push button that selects the DPI or puts the device in Bluetooth pairing mode. There’s a button on the right side of the mouse allowing you to change the DPI used, with 4 levels to choose from. m Expansion / Connectivity Interfaces 1 x USB - 4 pin USB Type A Miscellaneous Cables Included 1 x USB cable - integrated Compatible with Windows 7 "Compatible with Windows 7" software and devices carry Microsoft’s assurance that these products have passed tests for compatibility and reliability with 32-bit and 64-bit Windows 7.

The SlimBlade is an Ambidextrous trackball, meaning it has a symmetric design, practical for both left-handed as well as right-handed users. Kensington SlimBlade Trackball - Wired USB Features Multi-function ball lets you easily navigate through your music, pictures and documents using media or document view mode Keep an eye on which application you are in and which function is being performed with the heads-up display on your monitor With its low-profile shape, you'll be able to use it comfortably for hours on end The sleek stationary design optimises your desktop space Gain fingertip access to image and media controls Control cursor and scrolling; volume, play/pause, stop, and next; zoom in/out, and pan, all with the ball Warranty SlimBlade?While the look is sleek and professional, fingerprints tend to collect and show up easily on the plastic shell. I have been in contact with Kensington who offered help but referred to a completely different diagram of software than that shown in the TrackballWorks software. Hi Trackballer, I work on a iMac using the latest OS X El Capitan with Kensington TrackballWorks installed which supposedly allows up or down scrolling to be determined by a left (counter-clockwise) or right (clockwise) button.

At a glance, you'll have a tough time spotting the difference between the old SlimBlade and the new.

This, of course, takes some getting used to, but for me, it is second nature and it works surprisingly well! But now, after about an hour of usage it has got a lot more loser and rolls with greater ease which makes it feel much better.

The chrome ring can be seen in the image below of my trackball, but on the official Kensington images, it looks just black or grey. So for example the USB cable is plugged into your main desktop computer, while you connect the SlimBlade via Bluetooth to a laptop and place the USB Dongle receiver in a third computer. It was impossible to get for the first maybe six months since its release, possibly because of demand or maybe distribution problems?

And because trackballs require less wrist movement, they’re ideal for people who experience discomfort with traditional mice. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.