Duff-Man said:Duff-Man says....the most important thing when it comes to choosing a mouse or trackball (especially trackballs) is try them out and see what feels most comfortable for *you* - not anyone else here. The only other comment I would make is that Kensington's Mac software/drivers is much better than Logitech's......oh yeah!
Duff-Man says....either should work just fine with your Mac but as I said, Kensington's software is better than Logitech's (although it is getting a little better). If you decide you like the Logitech one but are not satisfied with the drivers and software you can always use USB Overdrive - which is what I use with my Logitech MX500 mouse....oh yeah!machiker said:Thanks. I'm obviously going to try them out for comfort, but I guess my question abouve should have been more specific. Is either more compatable with Mac's? Any problems using either with a Mac?
I have a marble mouse thats about 2.5 years old and going as strong as the day it was new.
logitech offers better value and longer life than many other companies.
...Plus, when you think about it, the Kensington trackballs are 2x larger in diameter than the Logitech marbles which means you actually have to put LESS finger movement into the Kensington trackballs than the Logitech Marbles to achieve the same distance movements.
But hey - each to his own level of comfort.