Rollerball mouse help

[Barry]

Does anyone know of a large rollerball mouse (2" plus ball) my hand is quitting on me using a normal mouse. I need it to have a wheel as well as 2 buttons I cannot find one on the net. Any help would be appreciated.

[Willja67]

This what you are looking for?

[Barry]

Too small something like this with a wheel thanks for looking

TTS - Mouse Roller Ball

[spgifford]

try this website:

Trackballs & Joysticks - Disabled Online

here is a site with some military grade equipment, including 2" & 3" balls, may be a bit on the expensive side though.

http://www.daco.co.uk/html/custom_built_controllers.htm

will keep looking for other locations, we'll find you something.

Stephen

[shrike]

There are a number of largish (2 1/4 at least) trackballs from Clearly Superior Technologies Some 3 button and/or having the capacity to add extra switches and pointing controls.
Try here for UK source

[Barry]

Thanks for help prices make you take a deep breath though. I think I shall have to persevere with an wacom tablet and a mouse when necessary for while.

[spgifford]

Will keep looking for something more affordable

[doctormax]

My mum uses this one and finds it good and comfortable barry. Cordless TrackMan® Wheel. I bought it for her two years ago when she was asking for one that would not be so hard on her hand she loves it

Cordless TrackMan® Wheel

[airdave]

That logitech trackman mouse is very comfortable, I have tried it
(or one very very similar!).
I really like Logitech stuff and always look for their stuff first when considering new items for the PC.

Its a different ergonomic shape, that at first feels odd compared to a regular mouse shape
...but I was amazed at how comfy it was.
and for the price, its probably worth trying.

[Barry]

Thanks Max and Dave and all. I can afford that what makes me wonder always is that $26 in the US translates to £31 in the Uk. No wonder the rest of the world calls us the golden island