Where can I get an unused replacement trackball for the Kensington Expert Mouse 64325? The last two I had received tiny nicks in the outer surface and although the laser base itself is bulletproof, the coating on the ball occasionally gets microscopic knick(s) that will stop the ball dead in its tracks . I can no longer afford to replace the whole unit in order to just replace the ball?--Many thanks Where can I get an unused replacement trackball for the Kensington Expert Mouse 64325? The last two I had received tiny nicks in the outer surface and although the laser base itself is... » Read More Where can I get an unused replacement trackball for the Kensington Expert Mouse 64325? The last two I had received tiny nicks in the outer surface and although the laser base itself is bulletproof, the coating on the ball occasionally gets microscopic knick(s) that will stop the ball dead in its tracks . I can no longer afford to replace the whole unit in order to just replace the ball?--Many thanks « Show Less
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We had the same problem. I called Kensington and they sent a replacement ball in a couple of days.
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The Kensington Expert "Mouse" comes with a five-year warranty. You can register your product at www.kensington.com. Online technical support is available at www.support.kensington.com or by phone at 1-800-535-4242. If for some reason you don't have a warranty, you may be able to order parts from Kensington.
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I found this site....$7.95 for a replacement? http://www.trackballworld.com/40-920.html
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I have had my Trackman for over ten years, on three different computers. No batteries, no problems. The silver color has worn off, and the rubber pads on the bottom are gone, but it still functions flawlessly. How can they sell you a new one when the old one works just fine? A wireless mouse makes sense. A wireless trackball does not.If it ever does go bad, I will not be looking at Logitech for a replacement.
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The first cartridge did not work. As a result I looked up a way on YouTube to reset the original cartridge for continued use. In the mean time the folks at Cartitech asked me to return the faulty cartridge. At the same time Cartitech sent me a replacement cartridge and responded promptly with sincere interest to my emails. The replacement cartridge is waiting until the reset original cartridge quits. We don't print a lot so this could be a couple of months. In my opinion Cartitech seems very interested in providing quality products. I think you can rely on them to provide a good product. I probably got a dud. They went out of their way to get a replacement to me. I feel they are trustworthy.
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I need to change the battery every three weeks or so. It will last longer if you turn the trackball OFF manually on the bottom - but who bothers to do that? Really eats battreries. (Duracells)
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Ha! According to WPA/BCA equipment specifications, the weight may be from 5.5 to 6 oz. (156-170 g) with a diameter of 2.25 in. (57.15 mm), plus or minus 0.005 in. (0.127 mm). When measuring the red trackball from the Kensington SlimBlade, it has a 2 in. diameter. So close, but the 8 ball wouldn't sit quite right in the casing to be useful. Awesome idea though!
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Logitech no longer makes this product due to patent infringement case that they lost, and this product has achieved a 'cult' status with trackball users. I have received 2 or 3 unbelievable offers for my extra used ones when I mentioned on a different forum that I still had them in working condition. Just for comparison, I purchased mine from Amazon back in 2005 for $23.00, lol
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You can most likely find a suitable one at Walmart. I know the one for this mouse has more of a squared and thinner end, so that's what you should look for. You can always buy a few different ones and return the ones that don't fit. Good luck.
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Yes, the price is correct. Unfortunately, Logitech discontinued this trackball, and scalpers have been having a field day. My perception is that it is the most functional pointing device available for non-gamers if you also obtain the software from Uber (not the taxi-like company) to reprogram the buttons.
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I went to the Zowie site, and purchased from a listed where to buy Zowie. As far as I understand, as long as you can show when you purchased the item new, you enjoy the warranty. I really love the mouse.
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It's not price gouging: it's the law of supply and demand. This is a trackball without equal, and Logitech stopped making them years ago. I was lucky to stock up on them back when they were still under $300, but I will pay whatever it takes to replace mine when mine all die.
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Nathan was correct. I had the same issue a few years ago with a Microsoft trackball. They had discontinued it and the only NIB were going for 5 times more than the original price. If the product is discontinued from the manufacturer and new supplies are limited the market will determine the price. It's not much different from someone selling a collectors item that's NIB for much more than it orginally sold. How about the Beanie Baby craze when people would find a rare one for retail and then mark it up 1000% and resell it.
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Call Kensington, but I believe getting a new pair will cost you about the same as getting new foam. In my case, the plastic fell apart, and the foam in the center is gone. But the sound is as good as ever. I keep using them at home.
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Haven't experienced that,sorry...maybe contact Kensington? There's probably an online site...good luck :)
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Hi, Thank you for emailing me. I haven't seen anything that is smaller than this model for a trackball. They do make wireless trackballs but they are usually this size or larger. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks. Regards, Andrew Schearer Operations Manager "Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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Check with Kensington "Contact Us", online by email. Let them know the name and model #.
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Order it direct from Apple online (a BTO or build-to-order order), especially if you don't want the Magic Mouse that comes with the standard machines. Otherwise order a Magic Trackpad separately.
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It is the best, most comfortable trackball ever made. There is no other trackball in existence that even comes close. I do not know why Logitech stopped making it, but yes, there are are people who will pay whatever it costs to get a new one. I am one of those people (I stocked up on them back when they were only around $250).