Is a mouse with a trackball better?

The trackball and the mouse are fundamentally opposites in both design and functionality. Though a normal mouse may be more familiar to use and offer greater precision and control, a trackball offers increased efficiency, wider accessibility, and even helps prevent injury.

Is a trackball better than a mouse for gaming?

Therefore, according to our experience, and confirmed with our test, the mouse has the advantage from both the standpoint of speed and accuracy for PC Gaming. While the trackball has its devotees, we’ll keep gaming with our mouse and leave the trackball in the drawer.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of a trackball?

Pros and Cons You can make small, precise movements with the ball, which is handy, for example, when working with CAD software. However, a trackball also has disadvantages. There is an increased chance of straining the fingers because you only use the fingers to make precise movements.

How do you use a trackball on a laptop?

You use your thumb to maneuver the trackball, and your index and ring fingers to click the left/right buttons and move the scroll wheel as you would a regular mouse.

Does anyone still use a trackball?

The fact is, there’s a reason why trackballs have stood the test of time and is still around. From both an ergonomic and productivity standpoint, it may surprise you that a trackball mouse can in fact be superior to the regular mouse you’re currently using, though the fine print is under the right circumstances.

How much DPI does a ball mouse have?

The laser sensor of the trackball is adjustable, from 400 DPI to 1200 DPI (factory default is 800 DPI).

Where is trackball used?

Trackballs designed for computers generally serve as mouse replacements and are primarily used to move the cursor on the screen. Like mice, computer trackball devices also include buttons, which can serve as left-click and right-click buttons, and may also be used to enter other commands.