Name: MX Ergo
Brand: Logitech
SKU: 88309
Rating: 3.5 (78 reviews)

4.1

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.6 / 5

The ergonomics are very good
Bluetooth is simple to use and allows switching between two different devices
The silhouette is simple

already slight inclination can also be further increased
this can get a bit awkward
acceleration is often crucial to the functionality of a trackball

Operating resolution: 440 dpi
Weight: 164 g
Number of buttons: 8
Scroll wheel: yes
Number of wheels: 1
Compact design: yes
Ergonomic design: yes
Connection: Wireless
Type of motion sensor: Optical

Logitech MX Ergo - Pros & Cons

The ergonomics are very good
Bluetooth is simple to use and allows switching between two different devices
The silhouette is simple
yet proves to be very effective for universal comfort
thumbball is easy to control and allows for a greater range of motion
the design also allows for convenient media and playback control
exceptional build quality
useful software
and the freedom of a wireless connection
smooth and accurate
The tilt is really well built
ERGO is good for four months of regular use
Build Quality It has excellent build quality
an excellent office mouse with a unique design
feels much better built and more comfortable to use
Logitech feels much better built and has a more consistent sensor
very well-made and extremely comfortable
ERGO feels better-built and has a rechargeable battery
Logitech performs much better overall
The trackball rotates well and feels smooth to move around
trackball was both comfortable and accurate
Logitech Flow functionality is both clever and useful
better-built and a lot more comfortable
high comfort and very precise in every move
The buttons are well-placed and easy-to-reach
The trackball rolls smoothly under the slightest pressure from my thumb
and it s extremely comfortable to use
MX Ergo was very comfortable
programmable mouse is comfortable enough for all-day use in any workspace
buttons were pretty easy to reach
The arch shape provides nice palm support
MX Ergo Plus can compete with any mouse
well built and solid
This mouse is fantastic for right-handed
It is pretty big and fits perfectly into the hand
The buttons are designed to make your tracking perfect and accurate
Mouse is quite impressive
The provided software is also good
build quality
well-crafted ball
ambidextrous design works for both right- and left-handed people
the click is responsive and quiet
The ball is smooth and easy to use
affordable and easy to use
build quality
accuracy
and general comfort
convenient
comfortable
and long-lasting wireless
responsive and smooth
features work just as well as the M570
excellent build quality
The grip is great
the supporting software is very good
it feels comfortable and the shiny feedback feels smooth

already slight inclination can also be further increased
this can get a bit awkward
acceleration is often crucial to the functionality of a trackball
you cannot reprogram the functions for left and right click
feels a bit stiff
lack of user-replaceable batteries
It might not have re-invented the wheel
magnetic base can be removed for cleaning
no MX Ergo for you
these features never detract from the rest of the product
The trackball itself has no direct contact with the workstation
any more expensive than the standard version sold elsewhere
slow the mouse pointer way down for use in a video editor
auto-switching hyper scroll
missed a few features
it slowed down the process dramatically
it is not very ergonomic and using it for longer periods of time
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still slightly longer-than they took with a conventional mouse
Struggles to perform precision cursor movements
cursor tracking is slowed to a crawl
M570 only connects with its USB receiver and uses an AA battery
not everything from the age of MTV and campy Batman movies has aged badly
90s may as well be caught in a time loop
convoluted wireless connectivity and imprecise software
Kensington only has three CPI presets
the advantage of trackball is not to limit space
you can only create one profile per program
The mouse rattles a bit when you shake it
no RGB lighting
The mouse requires no batteries and includes a recharging cable
Trackballs aren t for everyone
Using a mouse on a couch is uncomfortable at best
There is no left-handed option for the MX Ergo
MX Ergo Plus is pricey for a computer accessory
razors are put down and upper lips become fuzzy with facial hair
Trackballs have rotating balls on their tops or
Logitech MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse
Logitech does not make a left-handed thumb-operated trackball
You will find trackballs are not a good fit
whopper only comes in right hand mode
namely connection issues and erratic tracking
low-quality ball can ruin the experience of using a trackball
double-click failure
Kensington and Logitech software
lacks the Expert Mouse s steep slope
right buttons will be a bit difficult
not as smooth as you would expect
only use your thumb with the trackball
The back and forward buttons are somehow too far from my index finger
experienced slight discomfort in my right wrist

Logitech - Video Reviews (9)

Logitech Mx Ergo Plus Review » After 7 Months

Logitech MX Ergo - Full Specifications

Device interface	RF Wireless Bluetooth
Type of motion sensor	Optical
Device interface	Bluetooth

Compact design	yes
Ergonomic design	yes
Multimedia buttons	yes
Tilt wheel	yes

Width	3.93 in
Height	5.22 in
Height	2.02 in
Depth	5.22 in
Depth	2.02 in
Weight	5.78 oz
Weight	9.14 oz
Width	2.02 in
Depth	3.93 in
Weight	5.78 oz

Battery type	Li-polymer
Charging station included	no

Operating resolution	440.0 dpi
Scroll type	Ball
Operating resolution	380.0 dpi
Operating resolution	440.0 dpi
Number of buttons	8
Scroll wheel	yes
Number of wheels	1

Connection	Wireless
Maximum range	10
Nano/Unifying receiver	yes

Colour of product	Black

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Logitech MX Ergo Logitech - Editorial Reviews (6)

4.3

Based on 6 reviews

Logitech MX Ergo Logitech MX Ergo Wireless trackball mouse review

TechRadar

Published: 25.09.2017

Logitech MX Ergo Wireless trackball mouse review

4.5

Everything a trackball mouse needs to be

PCMAG

Published: 31.10.2017

Logitech MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse Review

4.0

With its well-designed, premium-priced MX Ergo Wireless Trackball Mouse, Logitech is hoping to bring trackballs back into fashion.

Logitech MX Ergo Logitech MX ERGO review: A trackball mouse that's to die for

Windows Central

Published: 13.12.2017

Logitech MX ERGO review: A trackball mouse that's to die for

Logitech is back with a new trackball mouse, and it's the company's best one yet.

Logitech MX Ergo Logitech MX ERGO Review

RTINGS.com

Published: 21.09.2020

Logitech MX ERGO Review

4.3

The Logitech MX ERGO is an ergonomic trackball mouse in Logitech's office-oriented MX Series lineup. It's very well-made and feels extremely comfortable when use...

Logitech MX Ergo Logitech MX Ergo Plus Review

Lifewire

Published: 29.04.2021

Logitech MX Ergo Plus Review

4.5

The Logitech MX Ergo Plus is a wireless mouse with a comfortable design. I spent 30 hours testing this programmable Bluetooth mouse across two devices.