Question 1

How many programmable buttons are there for gaming? The specs say there's 8 buttons, but I count 7 including the "scroll button"and "page forward/page back buttons" which on my M570 model are not programmable, other than these I only see the "thumb button" which isn't helpful for gaming and the "center 1, 2 button" which I don't quite understand. That's 7. Are there any programmable buttons?

Accepted Answer

6 buttons can be reprogrammed thru the software. The scroll wheel also acts as a button. The 1,2 button switches between radio frequency channels in cause you have another device interfering.

Question 2

Will this mouse work over Bluetooth without a receiver hogging a usb port?

Accepted Answer

It will, however you will still need to anticipate that the mouse will need to be charged periodically using a usb cable

Question 3

How many programmable buttons are there for gaming? The specs say there's 8 buttons, but I count 7 including the "scroll button"and "page forward/page back buttons" which on my M570 model are not programmable, other than these I only see the "thumb button" which isn't helpful for gaming and the "center 1, 2 button" which I don't quite understand. That's 7. Are there any programmable buttons?

Accepted Answer

There are 6 programable buttons.
 Thumb, 2 on the side of left click, middle click and middle scroll left and right.
The button directly above the 1 and 2 are device selects and Bluetooth parring, non programable. left and right click also no programable.

Question 4

Can someone verify that this is a 2 computer trackball?  I can connect to one via the dongle and the other through bluetooth?  It doesn't seem the product description mentions that.

Accepted Answer

Yes, the Logitech MX ERGO Advanced Wireless Trackball Mouse allows easy switching between two computers. It features dual connectivity via a Unifying receiver or Bluetooth wireless and is Flow-enabled for seamless multi-computer workflow.

Question 5

how many programmable buttons for gaming?

Accepted Answer

I tend to use 5 for gaming, It's possible the left/right on the wheel could be 2 more options though.

Question 6

The specs state this mouse has a maximum DPI of 2048. Is this correct or what are the actual DPI settings?

Accepted Answer

Doesn't say in the App just gives you a slider. I'm med core at FPS. it track well and you play a bit different because the ball has momentum if you flick it. tend to leave it a tad lower than I did my mouse once I settled into it.

Question 7

Can this run in wired mode via the Micro USB?  I used to swear by Logitech thumb-trackballs until they quit making a wired version. What can I say, I notice wireless lag, and it annoys me. If it runs in wired mode, then buying one would be a "no brainer" for me.

Accepted Answer

No, it is for charging only.  I just tested to make sure, there is no functionality over the cable.

Brand	Logitech
Name	MX ERGO
Model	910-005177
Type	Trackball

Power Supply	Rechargeable Battery
Operating Time	Up to 4 months

Interface	USB
Hand Orientation	Right Hand
Tracking Method	TrackBall
Buttons	8
Scrolling Capability	Tilt Wheel
Color	Black
Resolution (DPI)	2048 dpi
Version	Carbon Fiber

Operating System Supported	Unifying Receiver: Windows 7 or later Mac OS X 10.12 or later Bluetooth: Bluetooth Smart ready Windows 8 or later Mac OS X 10.12 or later
System Requirement	Unifying Receiver: Available USB port

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