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Kensington Mice
Kensington Pro Fit Ergo TB550 Wireless Bluetooth Trackball Right-hand Rechargeable EQ SmartFit
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Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Vertical Wireless Mouse, 6 Buttons, Black
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Kensington Expert Mouse Wired Trackball, 400 DPI, Ambidextrous, 4 Buttons, Black
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Kensington SlimBlade Pro Trackball Ambidextrous Wireless Rechargeable Trackball USB/Bluetooth
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Kensington Orbit Wireless Trackball with Scroll Ring – 400-1600 DPI, Ambidextrous, Black
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Kensington Pro Fit Ergo MY630 EQ Rechargeable Wireless Bluetooth Mouse Black
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Kensington Pro Fit Ergo Wireless Mouse – 6 Buttons, RF Wireless + Bluetooth, Black
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Kensington Orbit Trackball with Scroll Ring Wired Ambidextrous 2-Button Optical Mouse Black
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Kensington Expert Wireless Trackball
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Kensington sells almost entirely into workplaces, and its mice reflect that — durable, plainly styled, and specified around things that matter over a working day rather than in a game.
The range covers three groups.
Plain wired and wireless mice such as the Mouse-in-a-Box and ValuMouse are the office standard: three buttons, ambidextrous, inexpensive, and reliable in volume. The SureTrack models are dual-mode, working over both Bluetooth and a 2.4GHz receiver, which is useful for anyone moving between a laptop and a desktop.
Pro Fit Ergo is where Kensington’s reputation is strongest — sculpted and vertical shapes designed to keep the wrist neutral, and the range most often recommended against existing wrist or forearm discomfort.
Orbit trackballs keep the device still and move a ball instead, removing arm movement altogether. They take a week or two to adapt to and need almost no desk space.
Many wireless models use AES encryption on the receiver link, which matters in shared offices.
See also trackball mice.
Kensington Mice Buying Guide and FAQ
This Kensington Mice range covers Kensington products. Below are the common questions.
Are Kensington mice and keyboards any good?
Kensington is a well-regarded name in mice and keyboards, with a range that spans budget to high-end. The best model depends on your needs and budget, so compare the key specs rather than choosing on the badge alone.
Which Kensington model should I choose?
Start with what you need from your mice and keyboards, then pick the Kensington model whose features and price fit. If you want help comparing, our mice and keyboards guide explains what to look for.
What should I check before buying?
Match the key specs to your setup and budget, check compatibility with your other parts or devices, and look at the warranty. The right Kensington product is the one that fits your needs, not just the most expensive.