seenda Wireless Trackball Mouse, Ergonomic Bluetooth Rollerball Mouse,Pink

Of course my battery-powered Logitech trackball died in the middle of the night, when someone was sleeping in the room with the spare batteries. I wanted a rechargeable model to avoid that situation in the future. This trackball was $70 cheaper than the equivalent Logitech, which made it an easy choice. My current setup is a MacBook Pro connected to a Mokin Displaylink dock, using the MacBook like a tower (closed), with two LG 32ML600M-B monitors, and a keyboard plugged into the dock. The trackball connects via Bluetooth directly to the MacBook and I use it for several hours a day doing spreadsheet work, web research, and general productivity tasks. Pros: Familiar feel: I’ve been using this style of trackball since 1996, and this one feels identical to the Logitechs I’ve used for decades—very comfortable and intuitive. Good battery life: Easily gets 5+ days on a charge, and it works fine even while plugged in and charging. Smooth performance: The trackball is smoother than my previous one (at least for now, I’m sure it will get rougher like the Logitechs do). Multi-device switching: The trackball can pair with up to three devices, and switching between them is simple with a physical button and indicator lights. Adjustable DPI: It's easy to change the DPI sensitivity to match your workflow or screen setup. USB receiver storage: The USB dongle has a built-in storage slot on the bottom of the trackball, which is super convenient for travel or switching devices. Fun color option: I love the pink color—it’s cheerful without being overwhelming. Cons: Wakes inconsistently via Bluetooth: Unlike my old Logitech, which would automatically reconnect when waking the MacBook, this one usually needs me to press the device switch button on the bottom to get it going. It’s a small annoyance, but worth it for not having to deal with batteries. I’d definitely recommend this trackball, especially for longtime Logitech users looking for a rechargeable option at a lower price. It’s a nearly identical experience in hand, with added benefits like multi-device support, easy DPI control, and clever design touches like USB receiver storage. While the wake-up issue over Bluetooth is slightly annoying, it’s a fair trade-off for ditching disposable batteries at this price point. One note for Mac users: the description mentions limited support for the forward/back buttons. I don’t use those features, so I haven’t missed them. For basic navigation (left/right click, scroll wheel, and trackball), it works great.

Been using trackball mice for decades. I normally get a left-handed trackball mouse. Oh, how I wish more left-handed mice were available. If Seenda made a left-handed mouse, I'd have a Seenda mouse in purple right now! I have an Elecom left-handed trackball mouse and it works when it wants to and doesn't work when it doesn't want to. I have no idea what's wrong with it, but I decided not to get another one right now. Never had a problem with Elecom's mice before this one. This Seenda right-handed trackball is very comfortable and it is really silent. Love the pink color. It paired quickly. I have a Seenda keyboard and it also paired quickly. One of the best things about a trackball mouse (in my opinion) is you aren't limited to using it on a surface where you can move it. I have a small desk and have no room for a regular mouse. The mouse is sitting on my stomach right now ready to move the cursor when needed. My EVICIV 18.5 touchscreen monitor and Seenda keyboard are on a lap desk and we're all in bed. The price was great for such a great mouse. And might I say again, please make a left-handed trackball mouse!!!!

I have small hands. They're 6.1 inches. I was worried this mouse would be way too big, like the logitech my boyfriend has. To provide some context, this is not my first trackball. Trackball mice have a learning curve where you get used to them. They may feel strange or not work quite how you expect initially, so I suggest giving your first trackball mouse or two a week of trying before you throw in the towel on them. You'll occasionally have to pop the ball out and clean the bearings, but that's standard maintenance for all trackball mice, and only takes a moment. I've had 2 trackballs of my own prior to this one, and I've used my boyfriend's. His mouse is for large hands. A lot of mice are made for large hands. That's why it upsets me some when I see the reviews for this mouse complaining it's too small. It's not for you!!! Let me have my mice that fit small hands!!! :D This mouse would also work very well on medium hands, and large hands could also use it, but if you have very large hands, you have a lot more options than I do. It's perfect. I was worried it would be too big, but it isn't! One month into using it, I worried it being rechargeable would be an issue. It's not. You can charge it while you use it, and it's so easy to remember to plug it in when you're done. But regardless, the charge lasts a long time.. Over two weeks at least, but it's never run out of battery for me yet, so it's much longer than that. With my last trackball, the scroll went out of it a month after buying. This one has shown zero signs of any issue with that, either. I love the color. I use this mouse for both gaming (Red Dead Redemption, Little Big Snake, No Man's Sky, ect) and Photoshop, and it works very well for both. I was also concerned about buying an "off-brand" mouse, which wasn't among the big mice you hear about in the trackball community. I think Seenda should be given some more credit. I bought the 5 year warranty offered, but so far I am very pleased with this mouse and I hope they never stop making it. The only adjustment I would request is adding one additional programmable button so I can have an Enter button like I had on my last mouse. This has two additional buttons instead of the 3 I am used to. However, it's not something I'm too worried about, as my keyboard is in easy reach. I like the scroll wheel being round. It scrolls smoothly, without clicking as some mice do. It's easy to get the hair out of (so far). The only potential issue I can see with it is over the long term the rubber on the scroll wheel holding up without becoming sticky. But that won't be an issue for years, if it becomes one. The rest of the mouse is plastic (except the trackball, and that's a good thing). The mouse is accurate and great for my uses, which require precision. On the prior mouse, I could never make straight lines, only soft curves. But I can with this, and across the whole screen. I don't use the Bluetooth connectivity feature, as I prefer to hook it directly to my laptop via the usb connector is has, but I doubt I would have an issue with it considering how well it's doing on everything else.

3 STAR REVIEW: i wanted to love this mouse so much because it matches my desk set-up. set up was very easy (i used the 2.4hz dongle specifically), but adding it as a Bluetooth device also seemed very easy. i was able to adjust the DPI, which I love in my other computer mice, but the fact that it adjusts randomly when I'm using it is not great. The track ball is also smooth and quiet, but not always responsive. I feel like i have to kind of press the track ball to make sure that my mouse responds accordingly. I like the added buttons for additional features, but they weren't that important for me. I'm really debating on returning this, but i think I'm going to test it out a couple more days to see. EDIT; UPDATED to 4 STARS: I think the DPI is what was affecting the track ball sensitivity. since setting up and adjusting it to the highest setting (i believe its 1200), the mouse has worked better. I'm not pressing the track ball anymore and and the mouse is still responding. leaving it at 4 stars because I noticed when I locked my computer, the mouse did not respond on my lock screen but once i unlocked it, it responded just fine. not sure if that was a one-off glitch or that's just what it does.

I've used trackballs for years, so long that now if I try to use a "regular" mouse, it's awkward. I've even bought my own trackballs to use at work so that I could use the same device at home and work. Up until now, all of my TBs have been battery operated, which was sometimes a hassle at work since our office never seems to have any spare batteries, so I love that this eliminates that hassle. When Prime Days were getting near, I started looking up trackballs since my older one at home was starting to get a little flaky, so I wanted to be prepared with a backup. Was I surprised when I stumbled on this brand, and it came in my very favorite color! It was on sale; I sat on it, and it went off sale. A few days later it was back on Prime Day sale, so I jumped on it, telling myself I could always return it. Nah, that ain't gonna happen! I tried it at first on my home laptop and it connected very easily via Bluetooth. The next day I took it to work to try. It connected flawlessly with the dongle (our IT dept disabled BT on all of our desktops for security). It works great in both environments. It is so similar to my "L" brand one that I could there was barely a learning curve, at least once I figured out the buttons for device selection. It did take me a little while to try to match up the DPI setting so that the TB felt the same as my old, familiar one. (I do agree that it would be nice if the DPI button was placed somewhere it would be a little safer from accidental bumps, because all of a sudden I'd notice the speed changing). I love the color, which makes my otherwise boring desk more colorful. My office mates all approve of the appearance. I already decided on day one I was keeping it, so I quickly broke out my paint stick to put my name on the underside, so that it couldn't accidentally disappear. (I trust my coworkers, but the office is too easily accessible to everyone else). I had occasion to contact their customer service department and was very impressed. I asked if I could get a pdf of the user manual to keep on the cloud because I always end up losing the paper ones. I wrote it in the evening, and the next morning the pdf was in my inbox. I wrote a thank you note for the quick service and got another prompt response saying "that's what we should do". I'm impressed! One request to the manufacturer - please consider making more colors. I never know what to buy my brother for Christmas, but he loves bright green, so I'd hop on a green one if you'd consider making those. All in all, very happy after two days use. If anything changes, I'll update.

I bought this to play Skyrim on my laptop. Makes playing so much easier. I tried playing one day with no mouse and couldn’t stand it. So bought this because it was reasonable price. To be fair I don’t have a lot of experience with these types of mouse so have no comparison but this made my gaming experience much better. It is kind of light weight mouse if that matters to you. Also buttons are soft with not a very loud sound. The moving ball part moves very smooth. Connected through Bluetooth just fine. I have average size girl hands and it fits well. My husband said it was a good/doable size but would probably still opt for something a little bigger. I’ve only had it a week so can’t say anything about endurance long term but I am extremely satisfied with purchase thus far.

Ordered this after my logitech trackball died. I had been a loyal fan of their trackballs for well over a decade. I did not have the money to buy another one this one was much cheaper it's very responsive and feels like it's made by the same as the logitech company plug and play and what else can I say, it's purple

It feels like a really good mouse, and I love the color options. It's comfortable to use and easy to set up, and the clicks are nice and soft. Unfortunately, this is my first time trying a trackball mouse and I'm finding out it's just not for me. No reason it couldn't be for you, though!

Works as it should, works best with the dongle. I have to give it a 4 because some of the edges are not the smoothest and feel a little rough for those of us with scenery issues but it does work great other than that

Me gusta mucho, mi tunel carpiano se desinflamo al mes de usarlo. Si tiene una curva de aprendizaje para usarse, sin embargo es bantante practico y es bastante cómodo.

I've been struggling with wrist pain from using a regular mouse for hours during work, and this Seenda trackball mouse has been a game-changer. The shape really does fit my hand comfortably – it feels natural to hold, and I haven't felt that familiar ache since switching over a week ago. The thumb-controlled ball takes some getting used to, but once you adjust, it's incredibly smooth and precise. I love that I don't have to constantly move the mouse itself across my desk; it stays put, and my thumb does all the navigating. It tracks perfectly on everything, even just resting on my leg. Connecting it to my work PC via the USB dongle and my personal laptop via Bluetooth was seamless, and switching between them is literally just a button press on the bottom. The rechargeable battery is a huge plus too – no more hunting for AAs! If you're looking for a comfortable, efficient mouse that saves desk space and is easy on your wrist, this is definitely worth trying. (Note: I use Windows primarily, so the Mac function limitation mentioned wasn't an issue for me).

Before the mouse was okay but after a period of time the Bluetooth no longer working and it only works wen the the otg is plugged into the computer secondly the cursor slows

Five stars! This mouse is everything I needed. It’s incredibly comfortable for all-day use, tracks flawlessly on my Mac, and the color is beautiful. It’s wireless, reliable, and perfect for anyone upgrading their desktop setup. Highly recommend!