Elecom EX-G Pro

That's my review of two of Elecom's higher end trackballs, I know there's not a lot of trackball options out there and yeah, I think one of the reason...

absolutely not good, and as a result, you can buy a wired version of this, and I would advise that you do, because very often it was tricky to tell wh...

Oh, I see him in the room. And then I'm going to show you the review. The review of the E-X-G Pro

It’s worthless on the Elecom Huge too. In theory, you could use that button to make micro-adjustments, but in practice, it’s too slow, even for basic Voltaic benchmarks. In game, for most fpses, you’re looking at right clicking to scope, pressing the dpi button, firing, and then at least clicking the dpi button again to increase your sensitivity.

Light and sexy clicks, many mouse buttons and external weights. The only drawback was the scroll wheel; I am sure anyone who has used it will understand. Nonetheless, a really good mouse with great features and a great sensor.

I recommend against the EX-G Pro, as it feels like it's on par or a little larger than the Logitech M570. 3. [Nakabayashi trackballs are somewhere in between the Elecom EX series and the Bitra, I stopped using mine once I got the Bitra though. They also are kind of sluggish on the scroll, mushy on the buttons (i.e.

I have the ELECOM EX-G Pro and ELECOM EX-G (1st Gen), Logitech M570 (wired and wireless versions), and Nakabayashi bluetooth trackball (not good for anything but travel btw). **Recommendations:** Have a look at the ELECOM series of trackballs but be aware of two persistent issues I've read about over the years on the web. * Sticky trackball/stuttering - This has been fixed by different things, the most common is to use a blue logitech ball (highly recommended, as when I switched over the problem was almost nearly fixed.