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Logitech ERGO M575 review
Logitech's thumb-operated wireless trackball that stays still on the desk.
By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026
- Quality (40%)
- 7.8
- Experience (25%)
- 8.4
- Value (35%)
- 9.6
The ERGO M575 is the cheapest way onto this list and a different answer to wrist strain. Instead of tilting the hand, it keeps the mouse still and moves the cursor with a thumb-operated trackball, so the arm and wrist do not travel across the desk. Logitech says this reduces fatigue in the hand and arm and makes it suit tight desk spaces. It runs on one included AA battery that Logitech rates for up to 24 months with the Unifying USB receiver and up to 20 months over Bluetooth Low Energy, with a range of up to 10 m. There are 5 buttons covering left and right click, back and forward, and a scroll wheel with middle click, and Logitech lists a design rated for 3 million plus clicks. The downsides are its simplicity: fewer buttons than the MX Ergo S, the older Unifying receiver and no tilt, so the palm still faces down. At $49.99 it is a low-risk way to find out whether a trackball suits you.
Who it is for
budget buyers and anyone whose pain comes from moving the arm
Price
$49.99.
thumb-operated trackball for all-day comfort 289 $49.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.
Key features
- Thumb-operated trackball, so the mouse body does not move
- Up to 24 months on one AA battery with the Unifying USB receiver, up to 20 months over Bluetooth
- Bluetooth Low Energy or the included USB receiver, with up to 10 m range
- 5 buttons: left and right click, back and forward, and a scroll wheel with middle click
- Logitech lists a durable design for 3 million plus clicks
Strengths and weaknesses
- Strength: $49.99 is the lowest verified price on this list
- Strength: No arm movement needed, which also suits small desks
- Strength: AA battery included and rated for up to 2 years
- Weakness: Only 5 buttons, the fewest among the Logitech models here
- Weakness: Uses the older Unifying receiver rather than Logi Bolt
- Weakness: The hand stays flat, so it does not change forearm rotation the way a vertical mouse does
Key facts
- Price: $49.99
- Type: Thumb trackball
- Battery: 1 AA, up to 24 months
- Buttons: 5
- Range: Up to 10 m
Where it ranks
Logitech ERGO M575 is No. 3 in our Best Ergonomic Mice verdict.
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