Testseek.com have collected 68 expert reviews of the Logitech MX Ergo and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Logitech MX Ergo.
May 2019
(87%)
68 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(92%)
1239 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
87010068
The editors liked
It has Bluetooth and an adjustable base
Relaxed
Tiltable grip
Support for Logitech Flow
10 buttons
Precision Mode function
Holds charge a long time
Large
Comfortable design
Competent trackball
Inventive Flow features
Sensible software
Precise Mousing
Customizable
Great Battery Life
Smooth Wireless Operation
Works Across 2 PCs with FLOW
Pairs To Two Devices
Incredibly Ergonomic
Comfortable Design
The editors didn't like
The ball is difficult to remove for cleaning
Pricey
Options' actions menu is unwieldy
Sculpted for righties only
Thin scroll wheel with so-so traction
Expensive
Connectivity flubs
Kind Of Pricey
Only For Righties
Not Ambidextrous
When it comes to gaming
We recommend sticking with a regular mouse because games tend to require fast movements and using a trackball wouldn't be ideal in that situation
But for daily computing tasks such as browsing the we
Relaxed, tiltable grip, Support for Logitech Flow, 10 buttons, Precision Mode function, Holds charge a long time
Pricey, Options' actions menu is unwieldy, Sculpted for righties only, Thin scroll wheel with so-so traction
The scroll wheel could be improved a smidge, but in most other respects, Logitech got its first new trackball in seven years right. It's a great productivity peripheral. Read More...
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Published: 2017-09-15, Author: Christian , review by: makeuseof.com
I haven't used a trackball since sometime in the early 2000s, and that was actually an ambidextrous model. With those, you use the middle finger instead of the thumb. I tell you this to set the stage that I'm not a trackball enthusiast. The MX Ergo is a r...
Great value for money, Build quality, Ease of use,
Still uses Micro USB connection, Ball movement not always smooth
The Logitech MX ERGO is a good option for people who use computers for long hours. It has ergonomic features to help reduce strain and muscle pain. Accuracy and precision were also great. However, first time users will struggle initially. Well, until it b...
Logitech MX ERGO is definitely an awesome, wireless trackball mouse. It's designed to reduce muscular strain while using a mouse on a daily basis. Thanks to the responsive and smooth trackball, adjustable hinge, Precision Mode, and mouse contour that even...
Incredibly ergonomic, fine-control switch is a godsend, pairs to two devices
Takes time to get used to, not ambidextrous, fairly expensive
If you're looking for an ergonomic and feature rich mouse, the MX Ergo by Logitech is a great option. It costs more than budget-friendly vertical mice, but is still comfortably cheaper than some of the high-end models. What's more, the Ergo doesn't have t...
Incredibly ergonomic, Fine-control switch is a godsend, Pairs to two devices
Takes time to get used to, Not ambidextrous, Fairly expensive
If you're looking for an ergonomic and feature rich mouse, the MX Ergo by Logitech is a great option. It costs more than budget-friendly vertical mice, but is still comfortably cheaper than some of the high-end models. What's more, the Ergo doesn't have t...
Incredibly ergonomic, Fine-control switch is a godsend, Pairs to two devices
Takes time to get used to, Not ambidextrous, Fairly expensive
If you're looking for an ergonomic and feature rich mouse, the MX Ergo by Logitech is a great option. It costs more than budget-friendly vertical mice, but is still comfortably cheaper than some of the high-end models. What's more, the Ergo doesn't have t...
Published: 2017-09-26, Author: Jon , review by: techradar.com
Comfortable design, Accurate trackball, Plenty of additional buttons, Unifying receiver and Bluetooth support
No left-handed version, Tilt options are limited
Trying to compare mice and trackballs is like comparing apples and oranges. They're two very different input devices that will suit the way different people like to use their computers. But, from looking at the MX Ergo, it's difficult to know what else a...
Published: 2017-09-06, Author: Alex , review by: gizmodo.co.uk
Abstract: With its big rolypoly ball and huge hand rest, the venerable trackball mouse looks like a holdover from 1996. Or maybe 1946— that's the first time a trackball was used as an input device in a computer. Its popularity has waned since the introduction of t...
