* link to as I can't find any good images of it on Logitech's own site since it's an older model mouse that's been updated without the thumb-scroll wheel. I'd say you're doing the right thing: use your Wacom tablet for what it's made/intended for and use a mouse/trackball for regular tasks.

It's just not a mouse replacement with its often finicky double-clicks and dragging/aligning of objects can be a huge pain in the rear end (although smart guides do help). More on-topic: I've had a Wacom Cintiq for years now and while I absolutely love it for Photoshop and certain Illustrator tasks, I hate it for everything else. and a control surface for mixing, but for editing, there's no question. I still use a mouse for typical computer tasks, navigating the finder, etc.

I do a lot of dialogue editing, and I suspect that I work fully twice as fast as I used to. Next month Logitech's releasing a new keyboard that's solar-powered, and I'll be getting one of those as well. Ditched my Kensington trackball (I was having wrist problems) for a Wacom and never looked back. Unfortunately the newer model costs around €90 and that's a tad more than I'm willing to spend at the moment. If that thing doesn't work for me at work, I'll take it home (I use the computer far less there) and bring my Logitech MX Revolution* mouse to work as that's the most perfect mouse for my hand I've ever found. Clever, Compact and Elegant: With the Intuos tablet from Wacom, sketching or. taxes and shipping to the Netherlands, €50 from Kensington Netherlands). So I've just ordered a Kensington Orbit trackball with scroll ring (€26.50 from .uk incl. At least the mouse, as it won't charge in its cradle anymore. The left-click and right-click buttons, as well as the scroll wheel, remain the same. Instead, you control the cursor by rolling the ball that sits under your thumb. My mouse/keyboard combo (a first generation Logitech DiNovo set) is getting so old it needs to be replaced. Enter, the Logitech Ergo M575 wireless trackball (or any other trackball for that matter), this is a device that does not move.

Wacom smart scroll trackball