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Elecom HUGE Wireless Trackball (M-HT1DRBK) vs Logitech MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball

Get the Logitech MX Ergo S. Unless you prefer steering with your fingers, or want lots of buttons for much less β€” then the Elecom HUGE.

Elecom HUGE Wireless Trackball (M-HT1DRBK)

Elecom HUGE Wireless Trackball (M-HT1DRBK)

A big finger-operated trackball with a 52 mm ball, a built-in palm rest and lots of programmable buttons, for little money. No Bluetooth, and its size doesn't suit every hand.

Logitech MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball
Our pick

Logitech MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball

The best trackball: you steer with your thumb, so your arm stays still. It tilts to 20Β°, clicks silently and lasts about four months per charge. US shops sell it as the MX Ergo S Plus, with an extra wedge.

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The short answer

The MX Ergo S tilts to 20Β°, clicks silently, recharges, connects over Bluetooth and switches between two computers. The HUGE costs much less and has a bigger finger-operated ball, a palm rest and more buttons, but it's receiver-only, runs on AA batteries and suits medium hands best.

Get the Elecom HUGE if
  • β€”You'd rather use your fingers than your thumb.
  • β€”You want many shortcut buttons.
  • β€”You want to spend much less.
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Get the MX Ergo S if
  • β€”You want a tilted, more natural hand angle.
  • β€”You use two computers or a laptop over Bluetooth.
  • β€”You'd rather recharge than change batteries.
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Key differences

How you steer
Fingers, on a 52 mm ball
Elecom HUGE
Thumb
MX Ergo S
Tilt
Fixed, with a palm rest
Elecom HUGE
Flat or 20Β°
MX Ergo S
Connection
USB receiver only
Elecom HUGE
Receiver or Bluetooth, two computers
MX Ergo S
Power
Two AA batteries
Elecom HUGE
Rechargeable
MX Ergo S
Programmable buttons
Lots
Elecom HUGE
A few
MX Ergo S

Pros and cons

Elecom HUGE Wireless Trackball (M-HT1DRBK)
  • +Big 52 mm finger-operated ball
  • +Built-in palm rest
  • +Lots of programmable buttons
  • βˆ’USB receiver only, with no Bluetooth.
  • βˆ’Large, right-handed only, and best for medium hands.
  • βˆ’The scroll wheel and some buttons wobble slightly.
  • βˆ’The button layout takes time to learn.
Logitech MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball
  • +Thumb trackball: your arm stays still
  • +Tilts flat or to 20Β°
  • +Silent clicks, about four months per charge
  • βˆ’Right-handed only.
  • βˆ’Heavy, with its tilt plate, so it stays on the desk.
  • βˆ’Takes a while to get used to steering with your thumb.
  • βˆ’Barely changed from the older MX Ergo apart from quieter clicks and USB-C.
How we reached this verdict

We compared independent expert reviews with the manufacturer's specifications, then checked it's sold at a major retailer where you live. We don't test products ourselves.

Sources: RTINGS, Engadget, manufacturer specifications.

Updated 28 Oct 2026How we decide