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Logitech Trackman Marble FX T-cj12 Ps2 Trackball Mouse
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US $20.49
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- Buy It NowLOGITECH Trackball Marble FX TRACKMAN MOUSE T-CJ12 PS/2 marble only
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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandLogitech
MPNTCJ12
eBay Product ID (ePID)1501423094
Product Key Features
Maximum DPI1000
FeaturesSide to Side Scrolling, Thumb Button, 4-Way Scrolling, LED Lighting, Adjustable DPI, Right-Handed only, Ergonomic, Silent, Grip, Programmable Buttons
ColorWhite
Tracking MethodOptical
Number of Buttons4
TypeTrackball
ConnectivityWireless, USB, Wired, PS/2
Dimensions
Item Height3.3
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Ratings and Reviews
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- Dec 27, 2017
Unique ergonomic design with accurate cursor movements
Logitech discontinued this mouse a long time ago due to a lawsuit with someone who owned the patent to a "trackball controller which is operated with the fingers and the thumb simultaneously", which is a shame because this is arguably the most unique mouse ever invented. The FX design keeps your wrist straight during operation which helps with long term use. The FX also has a large trackball which can easily be operated with multiple fingers. Although the DPI is low compared to modern mice, the ball doesn't stick at all which results in a hyper-accurate cursor pointing device. As someone who needs fast navigation in conjunction with small precise cursor movements, this is one of my go-to mice. This mouse does not have a scroll wheel, but can easily be mitigated with use of the third mouse button. The placement of the third mouse button makes using the auto-scroll extremely convenient and I almost prefer it to a modern scroll wheel now. In some programs that don't map the third mouse button, you unfortunately have to use scroll bars, but due to the ease of cursor movement this is less of a task than it would be using traditional mice. The Logitech marble FX mice are ~20 years old now and still function like they are new, which shows the build quality. Logitech has since made an ambidextrous replacement for the Marble line of mice, but the new model of Marble mouse does not offer the same ergonomic/cursor experience as the FX did. If you are going to run the Marble FX on a more modern operating system such as Windows 7 and above, you might run into issues mapping the fourth mouse button(red) depending on your driver setup, other than that the mouse is still a pleasure to use, even in 2018.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jun 10, 2019
Missed my Trackman Marble FX..
Was so missing my Trackman FX from years ago. The unit was so much easier on my hand and wrist. Had to resort to a normal mouse and after a couple years really found it bad on my wrist. Too bad this product is no longer made by Logitech since its the best trackball out there. Can still get god used ones for good prices if you shop around. Just in my happy place to have another.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Sep 03, 2019
Best trackball ever
This is the best trackball ever. It was introduced in 1995, I think; there's no USB version that I know of. I am still using one I bought about then. The ball is much easier to control than any of the others: it is large and doesn't spin off focus. The buttons are right where you want them and the whole unit fits neatly into the right hand (I don't know if a leftie can use it comfortably). It originally cost about $50. At that price it is a very good value, but some sellers are gouging for used ones. On mine the right click seemed to fail after several years, but I found that it was just that the thin plastic mounting for the microswitch inside the unit was softening a bit. A re-alignment of that switch and some heat glue restored it to full function. I wrote to Logitech and asked why this Marble was no longer in production. The person who responded said that he also wondered about that and agreed that it should be reintroduced. But management listens to Wall Street, not to the consumer. . . .Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Sep 04, 2018
Great ergonomic trackball.
Love it, wish Logitech would make another updated version. The patent that covers it has expred already.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Oct 25, 2015
TRACKBALL TYPE MICE
The trackball type mouse is perhaps the most underated mouse. Once you master its operation, it becomes a far superior tool. Especially the older models with the larger track balls.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Dec 25, 2018
Good design.
A good design and easy to use.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 20, 2019
The best cursor control device trackball available for computers thus far.
If I could buy an updated and new device designed like this one, I would pay $100 for it. Very few devices are designed as well as this device is.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Feb 04, 2016
trackman ball, great for people with handicap hands.
Need it in a hurry try these guys, my puppy chew the wires and I was lost without it. Fast shipperVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jul 06, 2021
Trackman Marble
Best designed trackball ever.Don't know why they were discontinued. Like new, excellent purchase.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- Jul 29, 2021
Full waste of money
Looks en feels great, but not compatible with Windows 10 so I can’t use it … I should have checked beforehand, apparentlyVerified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
