Slimblade Pro Bluetooth Wireless Rechargable Ergonomic Trackball
Slimblade Pro Bluetooth Wireless Rechargable Ergonomic Trackball
From the manufacturer
Our most advanced trackball ever delivers wireless convenience in an advanced controller.
Professional reviewers and ergonomists agree that finger-operated trackballs are superior to thumb-based trackballs when it comes to precision and hand comfort. At the same time, professional users prefer the convenience of wireless controllers. Kensington has responded with its most advanced trackball yet: the SlimBlade Pro Trackball. Now you can enjoy the precision and ease of a nger-operated trackball that includes Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired capabilities, as well as unique dual-sensor ball-twist scrolling. All in a sleek design that saves valuable desk space and can be used with either hand. It’s the ultimate in accuracy, comfort and control.
- Wired & Wireless Triple Connection Capability
- Rechargeable Battery
- Precision Movement with Twist Scrolling
- Ambidextrous Design with Sleek, Low-Prole Footprint
- Plug & Play Installation and Flexible Control Customisation
- 128-bit AES Encryption
- Windows and macOS Compatible
- Rechargeable battery provides 4 months battery life with a single charge via USB-C port and wired connection options for maximum flexibility
- Includes choice of Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless and wired connections. Compatible with Bluetooth BT3.0/BT5.0. Features 2.4GHz wireless dongle (USB-A with USB-C to USB -A adapter) and 1.5m USB-C to USB-A charging cable
- Large 55mm trackball lets users scroll up and down web pages and documents with quick precision via a simple twist
- Low-profile shape allows all-day comfort for both right and left-handed users, takes up less desk space than a mouse and is more comfortable during extended use since there is less arm movement
- Dual sensors accurately track the ball, giving users precise cursor control that requires less hand and wrist movement. Provides highly accurate and responsive cursor tracking and scrolling