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Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball Review: A large stationary pointer with a scroll ring
Our Kensington Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball review covers the large ball, scroll ring, Bluetooth and receiver options for a fixed desk.

The Expert Mouse Wireless Trackball keeps the base in one place while your fingers move the pointer. It suits a desk where sweeping a mouse sideways is inconvenient. Its large center ball and ring have a different feel from a compact thumb-operated trackball.

Check space and shortcuts
Measure the footprint including the removable wrist rest. Four buttons and the scroll ring offer several ways to handle routine tasks. Check the configuration software against your operating system if custom shortcuts are central to your workflow. The symmetrical shape lets you try either hand.
Match the wireless connection
Kensington lists Bluetooth and a USB receiver. Pick based on which connections you can use on your machine. A receiver is useful on a computer where Bluetooth is unavailable but occupies a port. Choose this model when a stationary base and finger control fit the desk and the way you point.
How we evaluated it
This editorial rating uses the manufacturer’s product documentation and assesses fit for the stated use. It is based on documented features and tradeoffs. We did not test this unit hands-on. See our editorial policy for how we score products.
What works well
- Large center ball and scroll ring
- Bluetooth and USB receiver options
What to consider
- Base and wrist rest need desk depth
- Custom mapping depends on compatible software
At a glance
- Input
- Finger-operated trackball
- Connections
- Bluetooth and USB receiver
- Controls
- Four buttons and scroll ring



