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  • In general usage as well, the TurboBall performs like a champ. The four programmable buttons help you minimize hand strain with features like the previously mentioned application menu, double clicking with one click, click and hold, and more. The TurboBall also removes stress from your arm since you don't have to move it around as much as with a mouse. It makes an excellent mouse replacement.

    And just to sweeten the mix, the TurboBall also comes with a five-year warranty. I happen to own a ten-year old Kensington trackball, and if it can be taken as an example of how long Kensington trackballs last, you're never going to need that five-year warranty.

    I recommend the TurboBall to anyone looking for a USB trackball. There is no doubt in my mind that it's the best USB trackball there is. Also, if you're experiencing pain using a normal mouse, you may want to consider the TurboBall since it uses a motion different from mice and should help alleviate the strain. With four configurable buttons, excellent ergonomics and a large, smooth moving ball, the Kensington TurboBall will make almost anyone looking for a trackball, gamers included, extremely happy.

    • Extreme configurability
    • Large, smooth rolling ball makes control easy
    • Comfortable layout
    • Five year warranty you'll likely never need
    • Too easy to accidentally hit buttons
    Jon Simon
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