Replacement trackball

Features Ergonomist Approved Design Promotes proper wrist, arm, and shoulder alignment to maximize comfort and minimize potential strains. Easy to Use Reduces learning curve when transitioning from a mouse to a trackball. Premium Precision and Speed Provides more accurate and smooth cursor control, and allows you to easily switch between DPI settings for different cursor speed control. Flexible Wireless Connection Options Allows stable connectivity for up to three computers. *Hold down the Bluetooth button until it blinks to alternate between connection options. Plug-and-Play or Customize Experience plug-and-play default settings or use KensingtonWorks software to set pointer and scrolling options and professionally customize nine buttons to tackle common tasks with one touch. *Windows ARM-based computers are currently not supported. Please check back for future updates on compatibility. Unique Easy-to-Clean Design Provides a button to eject the trackball for easy cleaning. Long Battery Life Works for up to 18 months on two AA batteries (included). The battery indicator light eliminates surprises. Battery life may vary based on usage. SmartFit™ - Comfort Made Easy This product is designed to comfortably fit users with average to larger sized hands. Give your hand a healthy break. Upgrade to ergonomist-approved comfort and premium cursor control with Kensington’s Pro Fit™ Ergo Vertical Wireless Trackball. A 60° tilt angle keeps the wrist in a natural handshake position to improve wrist and forearm posture. This mouse-like vertical trackball is easy to learn and it and offers 9 programmable buttons. All-day comfort is provided through an ergonomist approved design featuring a 60-degree tilt and natural handshake position to improve wrist and forearm alignment. Easy to use, with the same left click, right click, and scroll wheel operation as a traditional mouse, while providing the advantages of a trackball with a simple roll of the thumb. The high-quality optical tracking sensor, 34mm thumb-operated trackball and triple DPI switch provide smooth cursor control, optimal precision and easy cursor speed transitions. Flexible wireless connection options let you connect your vertical trackball to up to 3 different devices — one via the 2.4GHz nano dongle that stows inside the trackball body, and two additional connections via Bluetooth. Experience plug-and-play default settings or use KensingtonWorks software to set pointer and scrolling options and professionally customize nine buttons to tackle common tasks with one touch. Unique, easy-to-clean design features a built-in trackball ejection button to effortlessly remove the trackball to clean dirt and grime — and keep the trackball functioning smoothly. Works for up to 18 months on two AA batteries (included). The battery indicator light eliminates surprises. Battery life may vary based on usage. KensingtonWorks™ software provides a customized productivity experience**ChromeOS user can get HID functions for a trackball but will not be able to

Kensington Innovation Improves on a Classic, Expert Mouse Sets New Standard For Trackballs 7th Generation of Highly Popular Computer Input Device Features Award-Winning Scroll Ring®, DiamondEyeTM Optical Technology, and New Comfortable Design Kensington Technology Group, the leading provider of accessories that help make using computers more comfortable and productive - and maker of the award-winning line of Expert Mouse® and Turbo Mouse® trackballs - introduced today its 7th generation Expert Mouse trackball. With new features that provide unrivaled comfort, control and precision, the new Expert Mouse trackball is designed to be the ultimate trackball for both Mac® and PC users. Kensington unveiled Expert Mouse here at MacWorld Expo.High-end features of the new Expert Mouse trackball include the latest execution of Kensington's award-winning Scroll Ring® feature, which circles the ball to provide precise scrolling functionality right at your fingertips. Unprecedented cursor accuracy and control come from Kensington® DiamondEyeTM Optical Technology and the large, high-density Expert Mouse ball, which allows a smooth, solid and effortless feel.Subtle lines and curves designed from ergonomic principles, a smaller foot print, and a new, soft detachable wrist rest make the Expert Mouse trackball exceptionally comfortable for work, games or Internet surfing. The new metallic black and silver color scheme gives the Expert Mouse trackball a distinctive, stylish flare that matches well with contemporary computer hardware designs.The Kensington Expert Mouse and the Turbo Mouse lines of trackballs have been favorites of knowledgeable computer users since 1984. Industry-leading features, including a larger ball that increases accuracy and speed while limiting hand and arm movements, and an intuitive button layout that can be assigned a limitless number of time saving functions, has resulted in hundreds of thousands of loyal Expert Mouse and Turbo Mouse trackball enthusiasts. The new Expert Mouse builds on this tradition of innovative technology and design."Simply put, Expert Mouse is the best trackball ever made," said Don Angel, Kensington Vice President of Product Management at Kensington Technology Group. "We've been setting the industry standard in trackballs for more than 15 years, and while we've enjoyed the loyalty and enthusiasm of so many Kensington trackball users during that time, we must continue to innovate. The Expert Mouse trackball is just the latest example of our commitment to making our great products even better."Included with the Expert Mouse trackball is the award-winning Kensington MouseWorks® software, which lets Mac and PC users program the functions of the four Expert

Drivers Kensington TrackballWorks 1.3.1 WHQL Brand Kensington (Kensington Computer Products Group) Title TrackballWorks Hardware category Souris Operating systems Windows 10 (32 bit, x86) Windows 10 (64 bit, x64) Windows 8.1 (32 bit, x86) Windows 8.1 (64 bit, x64) Windows 8 (32 bit, x86) Windows 8 (64 bit, x64) Windows 7 (32 bit, x86) Windows 7 (64 bit, x64) Windows Vista (32 bit, x86) Windows Vista (64 bit, x64) Windows XP (32 bit, x86) File type Drivers Version 1.3.1 WHQL Full version Yes Status Official Filename Kensington_TrackballWorks_1.3.1.zip Filesize 4.7 MB Language Multi-language Publication date on TousLesDrivers.com 11/23/2017 Publication date on Kensington website 05/17/2016 Download Additional informations Drivers TrackballWorks pour les souris Kensington. History of this version Certification Microsoft WHQL. Supported hardware Expert Mouse Wired Trackball (K64325)Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball (K72359)Orbit Optical Trackball (K64327)Orbit Trackball with Scroll Ring (K72337)Orbit Wireless Mobile Trackball (K72352)SlimBlade Trackball (K72327) Remember to read the article about drivers update Back on the sheet of the brand Kensington Version Française de cette page

Video editing.Can I use a regular mouse for video editing?You can… but you’re not gonna have a great time editing, and it comes down to the thumb wheel on the MX Master 3S.One of the only options that can work is the Logitech M650 L. When you hold either the “forward” or “back” buttons (very useful for Internet browsing), and then scroll the main wheel, it acts like a thumb wheel – aka horizontal scrolling.It’s not ideal, but pretty good if you’re on a budget. You can often get for less than $35. I would go for the L version, so that your hand doesn’t cramp after a few minutes of work.Should I choose a wired or wireless mouse for video editing?Wired mice offer a more stable connection and don’t require batteries, but they can be less convenient due to the cable.Wireless mice offer more freedom of movement but may experience occasional lag or require charging/battery replacement. But today’s wireless mice are so good that you would do yourself a disservice by choosing a regular mouse.Do I need a mouse with a high DPI for video editing?DPI (dots per inch) refers to the sensitivity of the mouse sensor. A higher DPI means the cursor moves faster on the screen.While a high DPI can be helpful for some tasks, it’s not necessarily essential for video editing. Most editors find a DPI between 800 and 1600 to be comfortable and precise.Is a trackball a good alternative to a mouse for video editing?Trackballs offer a different way to control the cursor, using a ball that you roll with your thumb or fingers. Some video editors find trackballs more comfortable and ergonomic than traditional mice.If you experience wrist pain or fatigue, a trackball might be worth considering over an ergonomic mouse.Can I use the Apple Magic Mouse for video editing?While technically usable for video editing, the Apple Magic Mouse is far from ideal. Its sleek design sacrifices comfort for extended use, leading to hand fatigue.The lack of customizable buttons and horizontal scrolling further hinders efficient editing workflows. It might be fine for casual use,