Favorite / Popular Mice

So to be clear no I don't mean the animal. LOL  Axis is designed to be used with a keyboard and mouse. I do tend to
favor the Logitech Trackman T-BB18 Wired mouse for CAD/CAM at work  or the Logitech M570 wireless for home.
Great for systems that double as the multi-media / work station at home with a nice size (40") screen.
However a cnc machine brings a different set of challenges. I have the machines at work using the logitech 
Trackball Marble but I obviously have to clean them every so often due to debris .
That said sooner or later the supply of good used or easily repairable wired Trackman's and Trackball's
will run out so I am keeping my ears open to reputable replacements. For both CNC and CAD/CAM.

What mice do my fellow CNCer's Like, dislike or recommend Track ball and/or other?

If you have been using the Trackman look at the Elecom Huge on Amazon.
I have the wireless and wired version, both work well. I'm only using the wired version with Linux now.

The Huge has about the same size ball as the FX, and it also has a scroll wheel.
I got tired of looking for old trackballs on eBay and paying more for it than a new one.

I used to use the Microsoft trackball mice.

I now use the elecom DEFT, I have a few wireless ones (work laptop, I use cad daily, and personal laptop and tablet).

I don't use anything wireless for my CNC PC .... so I've got a wired elecom DEFT one for that which runs on Linux (obviously) just fine.

www.google.com/search?q=elecom+deft&oq=e...imgrc=e0S3r3yLgEwxLM

they are made in Japan and are not cheap ... but work very well and I have no rsi from hours of use with cad

www2.elecom.co.jp/peripheral/trackball/?...gory=client-personal

scotth post=239124 userid=27960The Huge has about the same size ball as the FX, and it also has a scroll wheel.
I got tired of looking for old trackballs on eBay and paying more for it than a new one.

My problem is I usually have to replace the switches and they didn't build them with high quality FR4. From what I can tell
they used one sided phenolic circuit boards ( easy to damage de-soldering parts ). But I guess they didn't want people
repairing them. HA HA, they don't know me well do they.

I generally prefer a wired Keyboard and mouse. My only exception is my home system. The tower is too far away from the screen to be practicle
with wired equipment (save an HDMI cable).

you'll need a pair of these with that setup

For a second their Tommy I thought you were going to say you needed more fans. LOL