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- #41 in Computer Trackballs
Product Description
Mouse Assistant
STEP1
1. Go to the "ELECOMUSA " website. (Not ELECOMUS website)Click "Mouse Assistant" in the middle of the top.
2. Select "WINDOWS" or "MAC" for installation. (When installing on a PC running security software, it is recommended to temporarily deactivate it before installation.)
3. Click "MOUSE ASSISTANT MANUAL" if you want detail about it.
STEP2
1. Save to your computer. (If you have any problem or question, please contact ELECOM on this website.)
2. Installation is now complete. If successfully installed, the Mouse Assistant icon is visible in the indicator as shown in the image. Let's open it!!
STEP３
1. Select your language. Click "OK". Then the window is closed automatically. Please open it again.(Setup required each time it is opened)
2&3. Button Function Assignments
4. Scroll speed adjustment
5. Arrow: Manual & Help
Urs Hoogstad
Reviewed in the Netherlands on October 21, 2024
Plug en play zonder problemen. Ik vind het een fijne trackbal muis
Er Welo
Reviewed in Spain on January 20, 2024
Es la versión mejorada del M-XT2URBK de bola roja. Este M-XT3URBK, aparte de las características que podéis leer en la página del producto, trae un botón más y lo mejor, unos microswitches OMROM que duran unos teóricos mil millones de pulsaciones frente a los 500 millones del M-XT2. Hay por ahí una versión del M-XT3 de bola roja pero se eleva el precio.En esta página de Amazon dicen que es Wireless, pero es un error. No es wireless ni falta que le hace.La bola gris dicen que no es muy buena pero a mí me está dando muy buenos resultados. De todas formas se la voy a sustituir por una Perixx más clara.También he comprado el Elecom M-XPT1MRXBK que es un modelo algo superior en diseño y prestaciones, e inalámbrico, y me parece que en precisión y comodidad el M-XT3 está bastante a la altura. Y los materiales no son el ABS de alta calidad del M-XPT1 pero son suaves y bien acabados.Lo único que le hace falta a este ratón es una forma de regular la inclinación para lograr una postura más cómoda de la muñeca. Por eso solo le he dado 4 estrellas en la parte de ergonomía. Mientras encuentro una solución definitiva he comprado unas cuñas engomadas de 20º.Pero lo que más me gusta es lo cómodo que es. Quizá es que se adapta bien a mi mano, por que dicen que los Elecom están diseñados para manos japonesas. Yo soy de mano normal tirando a grande pero la ergonomía y la suavidad de los materiales es una gozada.Me parece una excelente compra si no te importa la postura de la muñeca, ni utilizas almohadillas, etc.
Cake Fighter
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022
I wish they made this just a little bit bigger because other than the hand-feel, like my hand is hiding it from bandits, drooped over it so as not to crush it, I LOVE this mouse. The trackball position is perfect. The scroll buttons on the left are great. The dpi switch while not in an optimal place provides something special. You can feel with your palm where it is positioned. You start to remember. You can also quickly verify visually. Having a physical sliding dpi changer isn't something you know you wanted until you use it. The extra finger mouse button is just, perfect for binding mouse-look in games so you can quickly look around. It's not heavy but it's not light so it doesn't wander, but it's not hard to get it out of way quick to put down a pizza or drink. It feels quality. While the page buttons on the top near your pointer finger don't lend themselves to rocker style pressing without moving your finger, they do have positive click and feel very natural to use by curling your pointer finger and pressing them deliberately. This makes them better for precision actions in games like firing a secondary weapon or precisely dropping a bomb on a target. The scroll wheel has the most amazing left-right panning tilt I've ever seen on a trackball. Logitech could learn something here. instead of being completely useless because of hard switches like almost every single other device in existence, they are just compliant enough that you can actually use them for useful things in games that recognize them. If you are an elite dangerous player, this trackball would be perfect for left-right menu navigation binding. If you don't have a good hotas yet (rolls eyes).But if you have bigger hands, all this awesome still won't feel good because you feel like you are riding a childs bicycle. Or you accidentally bought the travel version. And it's just so frustrating because its not that far off. 4 or 5 more mm of base length and it might be perfect for big hands. It's still an outstanding device. Superior to even the MX Ergo I'm using again in many ways, but it doesn't feel good with my big paws. If you have the regular hands they designed this for, you'll love it.
alhurigi
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on May 27, 2022
Good
Famille M.
Reviewed in France on September 13, 2020
Inconditionnel des trackball depuis le Microsoft intellimouse ! Je possède le MS trackball explorer (filaire) sur 1 PC qui fonctionne encore parfaitement depuis 10 ans quotidiennement... Mais il n'est plus en vente !Du coup, j'ai essayé plusieurs autres modèles NON logitech (Perixx, Jelly Comb) et j'en ai retenu 2 celui-là ELECOM 100% filaire USB et le Jelly Comb (Bluetooth, USB 2.4 GHz et rechargeable).Je l'ai équipé d'une boule bleue au lieu de grise sans voir de différence de précision pour une utilisation basique/bureautique...Cela fait 2 ans d'utilisation quotidienne sans aucun souci.Points forts:- assez petits (et donc facile à poser près d'un clavier car comme tout trackball : ne bouge pas !)- très bonne qualité des clics (bruit normal)- Molette crantée au toucher agréable- Driver à télécharger (facultatif) permettant un paramétrage de tous les boutons y compris le boton molette- 5 eme bouton situé à droite du clic droit (programmable ; dans mon cas il ferme la fenêtre active sans avoir besoin de viser la croix rouge sur le coin en haut à droite de la fenêtre)- Sensibilité (DPI) ajustable par inter sur 2 positions (au cas où, je me sers de la plus petite vitesse malgré un écran 2K)Points faibles:- Filaire ? (pas un pb pour moi : pas de piles à changer et c'est installé sur un PC Fixe !)Divers : En plus, le bouton molette permet le scrolling horizontal (je ne l'utilise pas)
carlo.barato
Reviewed in Italy on October 26, 2020
Ergomonico e tra i più economici. La pallina funziona senza attrito dopo qualche ora di utilizzo. All inizio non scorreva perfettamente. Ci sono mille regolazioni sia tramite software da scaricare sia di default del pc per renderlo conforme alle proprie esigenze. Funziona perfettamente su LINUX ed è customizzabile anche tramite easystroke. In ogni caso il trackball con pallina per il pollice è un mouse non convenzionale , ci vuole un po di tempo per imparare ad usarlo , all inizio sembra scomodo ma aggiustando i parametri software e prendendoci un po mano è impareggiabile. Consigliatissimo. Speriamo duri nel tempo
Murky
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2018
Update: after a few weeks of usage, the tracking movement suddenly went awry. It's jerky and nearly unusable. Perfectly clean, seems to be an internal failure. Happens on both computers I use. Swapping as defective using Amazon's great return service. It was great while it lasted. Hopefully, the replacement will live longer. Must knock my rating down a notch for defective product, but it barely works well enough for me to click the stars.I've used several models of Logitech thumb trackballs over the years, starting with the Trackman Stationary Mouse model T-CD2-6F in 1993. They've always been smooth, fast and reliable. But, Logitech no longer makes a wired thumb trackball, so when I needed to replace my ageing Trackman Marble, Logitech was no longer an option. I need a wired trackball for 2 reasons: (1) I use an IOGear GCS1102 KVM switch, and (2) Wireless mice and trackballs don't have that instantaneous smooth response of a good wired unit.This M-XT3URBK just arrived and I've only used it for 10 minutes but I can already tell it's at least as good as the latest Logitech units. It's smooth, fast, accurate, and very comfortable for my large hands. It works flawlessly on my Ubuntu 16 system, both plugged in directly, and through the GCS1102. No drivers needed, just plug it in. At first it didn't work through the GCS1102; motion was only side to side and the buttons didn't work right. But as soon as I disabled the GCS1102's mouse emulation, all that was fixed.It reports 9 usable buttons to Linux x-event. The 10th button, on the far right side, is not detected. The buttons are:1 Left, 2 Middle (click the scroll wheel), 3 Right, 4 (scroll up), 5 (scroll down), 6 (tilt scroll wheel left), 7 (tilt scroll wheel right), 8 (lower page button), 9 (upper page button).Linux users rejoice: you can use all the buttons without any driver, with some simple xEvent work.For $40 this is an incredible value. As good or better than any Logitech trackball I've used, at half the price.Note: I've read the prior versions of this trackball, XT1 and XT2, were not as nice. Elecom incrementally improved it with each version. This XT3 version has the ruby bearings for the trackball and the high quality Oetmu button switches.PS now have used it 8-10 hours per day for a few months, as I've gotten used to it I still find it equal to any of the Logitech thumb trackballs I've used over the years. I sold my other Logitech trackball and bought another one of these for home. It does track more smoothly with the switch in low-sensitivity mode. In high mode it gets jerky. But low-sensitivity mode on this Elecom is the same as the standard mode with Logitech's pointers.
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