LOGITECH MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball Mouse, Black
In line with its usual price of £74.99 over the last 90 days.
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LOGITECH MX Ergo S Wireless Trackball Mouse, Black is a gaming mouse made by Logitech. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £74.99 (checked 19 October 2026). That is in line with its usual price of £74.99 over the last 90 days.
From the retailer
The MX Ergo S is a trackball mouse
- that means you don't move your wrist, just your thumb. Its ergonomic 20-degree tilt angle will keep your hand and wrist in a natural position. So you stay comfy during long work days. You can have it connected to 2 devices and switch between them using the Easy-Switch button. Perfect for boosting your productivity. Good to know
- It charging using the USB Type-C port and a single charge gives you up to 120 days of use
- The quiet click button mean you won't get dirty looks when you work in a library
- Use the Logi Options+ app to customise the 6 programmable buttons
- For connectivity you can choose between Bluetooth and the Logi Bolt wireless dongle
- Work across multiple devices and operating systems with the FLOW technology (Logi Options+ app required)
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