The Logitech MX Ergo advanced wireless trackball mouse is down to $73.63 on Amazon. Since the last time we saw it drop this low, the mouse has been selling for around $80 with spikes as high as $100. It has been more than six months since we saw the Ergo go so low.
The deal given is no longer valid and we do not have a better one. However, we have found some similar deals
Logitech G Pro X Superlight wireless gaming mouse
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This mouse was made in collaboration with leading esports pros,, which means it's designed with intense and competitive gaming in mind. It weighs less than 63 grams. The Hero Sensor is designed for best possible performance.
Logitech G640 large cloth gaming mousepad black
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Gives the right amount of resistance to your mouse with low DPI gaming so you can be more precise. Surface provides a consistent texture for an even translation of mouse to cursor movement. Rubber bottom keeps it from slipping.
Logitech G613 Lightspeed wireless mechanical gaming keyboard black
$63.99 $79.00 Save $15
Includes Bluetooth and Logitech's Lightspeed wireless tech for a 1ms report rate. Uses Romer G mechanical switches that are very durable and can survive 70 million clicks. Has six programmable G keys and lasts up to 18 months on two AA batteries.
Logitech G305 LightSpeed wireless gaming mouse
$39.99 $60.00 Save $20
Includes Logitech's wireless USB receiver for a speedy connection. LightSpeed tech makes the responsiveness less than 1 millisecond. Includes a 12,000 DPI sensor, 250 hours of battery life, LED optical scanning, 6 programmable buttons, and more.
Logitech G502 Hero high performance gaming mouse black
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Uses high-performance 16K DPI sensor. Huge adjustable range as well. Has 11 customizable buttons with onboard memory so you can store different combinations per game. Has RGB lighting and LightSync to pair with other gear.
Read Windows Central's review of this mouse. The reviewer calls it "the best mouse I've ever used." Trackball mice require less wrist and arm movement than a regular mouse, so they can relieve a lot of that strain you feel after using a mouse for a long period of time. The Ergo says it requires 20% less muscular strain to use. It has an adjustable hinge that lets you change the trackball angle up to 20 degrees for a more natural position.
Its unique shape gives your hand full palm and finger support with a comfortable grip on the soft rubber top. It has advanced optical tracking and the ability to switch between tracking for speed and tracking for precision. The battery can last up to four months on a single charge, and you can get a full day of use from just one minute of charging.
