Logitech ERGO M575s 910-007026 Wireless Trackball Mouse Black Blue Ball
- TrackBall
- Wireless
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A symmetrical wireless trackball with a USB radio-frequency receiver and two AA batteries included
The Kensington 72352 Orbit is a wireless trackball mouse designed for computer navigation. It uses a symmetrical trackball for cursor control and connects via a USB receiver using radio frequency. The device includes two AA batteries and requires no assembly.
This trackball suits users who want a stationary pointing device that reduces wrist movement. The symmetrical shape works for either hand. Buyers who need a traditional mouse that slides across a surface should look at something else.
The single specification that decides fit is the radio frequency wireless connection through a USB host interface. It provides a cable-free link without requiring Bluetooth support on the host computer.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Kensington |
| Model name | 72352 |
| Product color | Black |
| Performance | |
| Tracking technology | TrackBall |
| In the box | |
| In the box | 21902Q |
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