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Logitech Trackman Wheel Optical (Silver)
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| Brand | Logitech |
| Color | Silver |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic |
| Movement Detection Technology | Optical |
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- Right Hand Hand Orientation
- Connectivity - USB&PS2
- Optical tracking system
- Ergonomic design
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| connectivity tech | USB | Bluetooth, USB | USB, Wired | USB | Bluetooth | Bluetooth, USB |
| hand orientation | Right | Right | Right | Right | Ambidextrous | Right |
| power source | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Batteries | Battery Powered |
| tracking method | Optical | Trackball | Trackball | Trackball | Trackball | Trackball |
| range | 10 meters | 10 meters | 1.8 | 10 meters | 33 feet | 33 feet |
| button quantity | 4 | 6 | 6 | 5 | 3 | 3 |
| hardware platform | PC | Laptop, PC | PC, Laptop | PC | Personal Computer, PC | PC, Mac |
| battery quantity | — | 1 lithium ion | — | — | 1 aa, 1 lithium ion, 1 9v | 1 lithium ion |
| batteries required | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ |
| weight | 0.9 pounds | 4.51 ounces | — | 212 grams | 232.5 grams | — |
| operating system | — | — | — | Windows 10 | Windows 10, Windows 11, Linux, iPadOS, Android, Mac OS, Windows 7 | macOS or Windows |
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| Global Trade Identification Number | 20097855008637, 00097855008633 |
|---|---|
| UPC | 683728044046 043396314191 097855008633 |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Antenna Location | Office, Gaming |
| Model Name | Trackman Wheel |
| Best Sellers Rank | #146 in Computer Trackballs |
| ASIN | B00005NIMJ |
| Model Number | 904353-0403 |
| Brand | Logitech |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Enclosure Material | optical marble |
|---|
| Item Weight | 14.4 ounces |
|---|---|
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
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| Color | Silver |
|---|---|
| Style Name | Modern |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Button Quantity | 4 |
| Range | 10.0 meters |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Compatible Devices | Playstation 2 |
| Movement Detection | Optical |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic |
Product Description
Product Description
The Logitech TrackMan Wheel is designed to optimize user comfort on any computer. It features a sleek ergonomic design that goes easy on the hands even during long sessions. It utilizes Logitech's optical Marble technology to facilitate smooth and ultra-precise tracking, allowing you to reach more screen space with less movement. Using optical tracking, it is virtually maintenance free, requiring no cleaning.
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Reliable optical technology combined with an innovative scroll wheel that acts as a third button sets Logitech's 904353-0403 Trackman Wheel Optical apart from ordinary trackball mice. Patented optical technology provides superior precision, reduced wear, and smooth motion, and eliminates the need for regular cleaning. The scroll wheel provides easy scrolling and the added convenience of an extra mouse button, enabling you to jump easily to your favorite Web sites. The ball is ideally positioned for thumb operation, and the comfortable shape of the mouse allows for strain-free extended use. Its smaller size also saves desk space, reduces hand and wrist movement, and plugs very easily into your system's USB or PS/2 port. Compatible with both Windows and Macintosh systems.
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Customers find the trackball comfortable and easy to use. They say it works well for everyday browsing and spreadsheets. The ergonomic design fits in their hands comfortably. Many find it simple to control and less likely to create a cord. The smooth motion required to navigate seems natural, allowing them to maneuver quicker and more accurately than with a standard mouse. Overall, customers are satisfied with the product's functionality, comfort, ease of use, and build quality.
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Customers find that the trackball works well for everyday computer use. It performs its intended tasks with accuracy and ease. The wheel functions properly, and the solid enclosure feels sturdy. It connects easily to Windows XP and works immediately. Customers appreciate that it's suitable for small spaces like couches or beds. Overall, the trackball is considered satisfactory for general computer use.
"...-OS X compatibility. The two mouse buttons and scroll wheel work fine without any Logitech drivers installed, though the trackball is a bit slow...." Read more
"...Guess what? I plugged it back into the USB port, and it works perfectly! Better, actually, than it had worked for a long time...." Read more
"...Guess what? I plugged it back into the USB port, and it works perfectly! Better, actually, than it had worked for a long time...." Read more
"...The PC works fine and doesn't need to be replaced, but doesn't have any more USB ports available and almost all accessories now attach via USB port...." Read more
Customers find the mouse comfortable to use. They say it fits the shape of their hands well, with a trackball that feels good in the hand. The mouse is ergonomically designed, and they say it's easy on their body. Overall, customers find it reliable and smooth to operate.
"...The ball glides smoothly on several mini ball bearings and is a comfortable size for me to operate with my thumb...." Read more
"...All in all, I find this the best ergonomic mouse and very reliable...." Read more
"...totally love using this Logitech Trackman wheel optical, and it's easy on my body. I expect you will love it too." Read more
"...Comfortable - I spend lots of time on my PC every single day, so having a mouse that conforms nicely to my hand and doesn't require much movement on..." Read more
Customers appreciate the smooth motion of the mouse. They find the motion required to navigate seems natural, and they can maneuver quicker and more accurately than with a standard mouse. The ball action is smooth and accurate, and the wheel is great for scrolling up or down the page quickly. The bottom provides good traction on any smooth surface, and it helps relieve repetitive motion issues from working on computers.
"...-Ball movement. The ball glides smoothly on several mini ball bearings and is a comfortable size for me to operate with my thumb...." Read more
"...Wonderful! No more RSI/Carpel Tunnel pain. I really love the scroll wheel, and both mouse buttons work perfectly ok even without any driver software..." Read more
"Functionality is awesome. Love the scroll wheel." Read more
"...little metal prongs in the ball socket very well, and the ball sometimes felt "sticky" even after cleaning the ball socket out...." Read more
Customers find the mouse easy to use and comfortable. They find it reliable, easy to set up, and less time-consuming than cleaning rollers. The trackball is more comfortable and takes up less desk space. It's an enjoyable tool that makes perfect sense. The controls fall under individual fingers very well, and you will quickly adapt to using it.
"...The bottom is held together with four screws and can easily be opened using a Philips head screwdriver if necessary; the ball can be popped out..." Read more
"...I now find them very comfortable and easy to use...." Read more
"...I am delighted that this mouse still provides the ability to install in PS2 mode via a supplied adapter. Hurray...." Read more
"...Affordable - under thirty bucks at the time.Easy to install - just plug and play (Windows Vista Home Basic)...." Read more
Customers appreciate the mouse's build quality. They find it reliable, durable, and easy to use. The optical system eliminates small wheels that can break or wear out. Many customers have had their mouse for five years or more, and the case hasn't cracked or chipped despite abuse.
"...The Trackman is available for less than $30, but it has the usual Logitech quality. Three rubber feet keep the Trackman from slipping around...." Read more
"...With the ball out and the screws removed, the shell pops apart easily and the tiny circuit board lifts right out--no prying necessary or risking..." Read more
"...With the ball out and the screws removed, the shell pops apart easily and the tiny circuit board lifts right out--no prying necessary or risking..." Read more
"...I didn't use the buttons often at all.Long lasting - other than popping out the track wheel every now and then in order to clean the..." Read more
Customers appreciate the mouse's value for money. They find it comfortable and a good buy.
"...Affordable - under thirty bucks at the time.Easy to install - just plug and play (Windows Vista Home Basic)...." Read more
"...to this style input device and the fact that these are relatively inexpensive....well I would have given up on these along time ago simply for the..." Read more
"...Not only is it cheaper -- and doesn't require any batteries! -- but its darker color helps hide smudges & wear...." Read more
"...This is my favorite model because of its size and reasonable price. I chose the corded version since the wireless Mac mouse gave me so much trouble...." Read more
Customers appreciate the mouse's size. They find it comfortable and suitable for most average-sized hands. It fits well in bags and doesn't take up too much desk space. The mouse has a large hand-sized surface to lay on, and the ball sits better in its holster.
"...-Curves. The entire device is curved to fit the right hand...." Read more
"...It's a trackball, not a mouse. It also takes less desk space since it doesn't need to move around. It's just better at everything...." Read more
"...The Trackman Wheel is a wee bit smaller than the Marble and the mouse buttons are a little closer together--not enough to see, but my hand feels..." Read more
"...This version of the Logitech is my favorite, as it has a nice large, hand-sized surface to lay your palm on...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the mouse buttons. Some find the left and right click buttons easy to reach and use, with a normal feel just like non-trackball mice. The software for customizing the buttons works great, and the buttons have a solid enough click. However, others mention that the buttons never worked right from the start, aren't as long, and are closer together.
"...Wheel is a wee bit smaller than the Marble and the mouse buttons are a little closer together--not enough to see, but my hand feels the difference...." Read more
"...buttons aren't too stiff, and the wheel moves easily and has a muted click when you scroll (pretty much the same as a Logitech optical mouse)...." Read more
"...Wheel is a wee bit smaller than the Marble and the mouse buttons are a little closer together--not enough to see, but my hand feels the difference...." Read more
"...Marble, so the hand can't be naturally spread out as much, the buttons aren't as long so the fingers can't lie in a naturally stretched position, it..." Read more
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I had never used a trackball for even a short amount of time, so adjusting to the feel of the Trackman took several days but was definitely worth it.
-Ball movement. The ball glides smoothly on several mini ball bearings and is a comfortable size for me to operate with my thumb. Plus, it is also optical and thus has less parts to clean.
-Familiar mouse-like shape. The Logitech Trackman is more mouse-shaped than many trackballs, and the buttons/scroll wheel can be used with the usual fingers. Unlike a mouse, of course, you don't have to worry much about desktop space and don't need to move the entire device around.
-Simple buttons. If you don't like mice/trackballs that are loaded with buttons, this is for you. This trackball only has the standard left/right buttons, plus a clickable scroll wheel. The main buttons aren't too stiff, and the wheel moves easily and has a muted click when you scroll (pretty much the same as a Logitech optical mouse).
-Curves. The entire device is curved to fit the right hand. There are grooves on the two "mouse" buttons to give your fingers a place to rest, and there are additional grooves for your ring and little fingers to rest on. There's also a bit of rubber along the right edge, presumably for comfort reasons.
-Size. One of the reasons I've bought Logitech mice instead of the equivalent Microsoft products is that the MS mice feel large, chunky and unwieldy in my hand. This trackball is no exception; my palm, thumb, and fingers rest exactly where they should be. If you like the size of Logitech's optical scroll mice, you will probably like this trackball as well; if you have larger hands or generally prefer the larger size of Microsoft's mice, it would be a good idea to try this out in a store before buying.
-Long cord. If your only free USB ports are several feet away, under a desk, etc., hooking the Trackman up shouldn't be a problem. It's a bit more cumbersome if you have it plugged directly into your keyboard and have lots of extra cord left over, but it's nothing a simple twist tie can't fix.
-Construction. The Trackman is available for less than $30, but it has the usual Logitech quality. Three rubber feet keep the Trackman from slipping around. The bottom is held together with four screws and can easily be opened using a Philips head screwdriver if necessary; the ball can be popped out from above by grabbing it between your thumb/forefinger and giving it a good tug. All in all, much easier to open up and clean than, for instance, an Apple peripheral, but at the same time it won't come apart by accident during regular use.
-OS X compatibility. The two mouse buttons and scroll wheel work fine without any Logitech drivers installed, though the trackball is a bit slow. Installing the Logitech Control Center allows you to bump the tracking speed up further and program the middle (scroll wheel) button, among other things. If you already have installed it (for use with a Logitech keyboard or mouse, for example), the Control Center should detect the Trackman and allow you to program it without installing any trackball-specific software (you can even leave your mouse connected without any real problems).
**If you use OS 10.3, download the latest drivers! Earlier Logitech drivers (such as the one included in the box) caused several kernel panics on my Mac when used under recent versions of OS 10.3.**
So when I went GUI, like many of you, it seemed to me like a totally dumb idea to move a mouse around a desktop. It made much more sense to me to keep your hand on a stationary peripheral.
At the time, the Logitech Trackman Marble was the only game in town if you wanted a trackball. This simple inexpensive little peripheral has outlived countless computers and has served me well for over ten years! Wow!
So I was beside myself when some books on the shelf above my computer slipped and knocked a cup of Pepsi over my keyboard and Trackman last week. The keyboard? Eh! Keyboards are the proverbial dime a dozen these days. Big whoop. But my Trackman! I was frozen in terror. Do they still make trackballs? Or have mice totally won over? Or are they all ambidextrous now with the ball in the middle to appease lefties? I'm so used to using my thumb to roll the ball that I don't think I could get used to an ambidextrous trackball (and contrary to what others have said, I'm so comfortable using this type of trackball that I can frag in Unreal with the best of 'em using my thumb to aim with)!
Amazon.com to the rescue! Much to my relief, Logitech still sells a Trackman trackball. The styling is a little more modern and "swoopy," but the design is essentially unchanged in 10+ years--and that's a GOOD thing! I ordered it from Amazon last week and find it fits me as well as my prior Trackman Marble. The Trackman Wheel is a wee bit smaller than the Marble and the mouse buttons are a little closer together--not enough to see, but my hand feels the difference. But that's no big deal, I got used to it after just a few minutes. Also, it comes with a driver CD, but Windows recognized it out of the box without having to install the CD--even the wheel. That's a good thing too because I don't like installing unnecessary software onto my PC if I don't have to. I can't praise Logitech enough! Highly recommended for anyone addicted to a thumb type trackball!
Incidentally, after my new Trackman arrived and I breathed a sigh of relief that it is essentially the same design, I performed a little "surgery" on my dead Trackman. Removing the four little screws from underneath it, I disassembled it. Before you read on, don't try this on any working device--this was a shot in the dark on a device that I had given up for dead anyway. With the ball out and the screws removed, the shell pops apart easily and the tiny circuit board lifts right out--no prying necessary or risking snapping little prongs off to lift it out. Being careful not to break any of the delicate wire jumpers, I wiped the circuit board down with a damp cloth to get all the Pepsi gunk off. Then after it dried, I wiped it down again with a Q-tip dipped in rubbing alcohol to remove any residual moisture. The top and bottom plastic shell, as well as the ball, I ran under the hot water faucet for a few minutes (there's no metal parts). Letting it all dry out overnight (the slightest moisture on any electronic circuit will totally fry it upon giving it power), I reassembled it the next morning. Guess what? I plugged it back into the USB port, and it works perfectly! Better, actually, than it had worked for a long time. Being optical, the Trackman Marble never lost its precision over the years the way ordinary mice do after a year or so, but I was never really able to clean those little metal prongs in the ball socket very well, and the ball sometimes felt "sticky" even after cleaning the ball socket out. Picking the gunk off those little metal prongs in the ball socket with my fingernails never got it as clean as the "overhaul" it just received. So now I have two working Trackmans, both seemingly in brand new condition!
So I'm going to go back to using my old Trackman Marble and put the new Trackman back in its box and save it for when my old one does eventually wear out.




































