Test: Einzeltest: Kensington Orbit Wireless Mobile Trackball
Zitat: Trackballs are a bit of a niche market—in my experience, you either love them or dislike them, and far more people are in the latter category than the former. But for those of us who are trackball fans, Kensington’s Orbit Wireless Mobile Trackball is the first one I’ve found that’s compact enough to take on the road while still being good enough to make me want to bring it along. The ball itself is responsive and precise; the buttons are well-positioned and easy to use; the design is comfortable and relatively ergonomic; and the software provides a good number of configuration options. (If only the Orbit Mobile had more buttons to take better advantage of all those options.) The touch-sensitive scrolling mechanism, however, is a bit of a disappointment. It’s certainly usable, and I eventually got used to its behaviour, but with smoother, more-sensitive scrolling, the Orbit Wireless would be a standout portable accessory.
