co2CREA Hard Case for Kensington Expert Wireless/Wired Trackball Mouse

Great case for the Kensington Expert mouse and wrist pad! It is a lightweight, sturdy, and durable hard-shell case that fits the mouse and pad just right. It is long, but that is due to the size of the mouse and wrist pad, but it does not add unnecessary bulk. Given that it is a trackball-style mouse, they had to accommodate the ball, so it does have a ball "bulge," making the case look a little funny, but it is necessary to conform to the shape. Given the bulge, you do want to make sure you put it right side down, or it will be uneven and wobbly when on a hard surface. The inside has a soft lining that is nice to the touch, will not scratch up the mouse, and adds a little extra protection. The mouse and pad slide really easily into and out of the case, and there is a mesh liner that holds it in place. The zipper is good quality - I think it is a little stiff, and you do have to line it up or you may have a little struggle, but it is made well and functions properly. It has a strap that makes for easy carrying and transport. Good value for the price and provides ease when storing or travelling with the mouse.

I purchased my Kensington Trackball before I got this case. Big oversight, as I didn't see it when ordering the Trackball as it was rumbling around my photogear going to my daily shoots and edits. Very happy about that case and it seems to be very durable. Here's a little DYI improvement: The tiny latch in the back of the trackball, where the battery is and you store the USB receiver seems to be very flimsy. Since I would have to take the USB receiver in and out of the compartment, several times a day, I was afraid to fatigue it and break it off one day. So, I purchased some Velcro squares, Superglued the Velcro hooks into the case on the bottom corner, where is sufficient space when case is closed, and attacked the sticky side of the Velcro loops to the USB receiver. Now, I only stick the receiver to the inside of the case and don't have to worry about the plastic compartment in the actual track ball housing.

I have a history of RSI issues, largely from overuse of electronics. Years ago, I discovered trackballs, and they certainly do help (if just because using them uses different muscles than mice and touch screens), and the Kensington Expert Mouse is the trackball I find myself returning to. Before the pandemic, I was in an office where my desk had a key, so I kept a trackball in my desk and would get it out when I arrived at work. When the pandemic started, I worked from home and could use an Expert Mouse without any problem. But now that I’m back in the office part time and the building doesn’t have sufficient locker space, I have to transport my Expert Mouse back and forth and needed a protective case. I bought this case, and it’s a great hard case for the Expert Mouse. It is specifically made for the Expert Mouse, so you definitely get a great fit. My one long term concern is cable stress on my wired model, which wouldn’t be an issue at all with the Wireless Expert Mouse. I worry a little about the stress I’m putting on the cable near the base of it. It makes me wish Kensington had an Expert Mouse Pro similar to the Slimblade Pro that has a detachable cable and can operate wirelessly or via cable.

Excellent hard shell case for the Expert Mouse wireless trackball. This case works best if you have the wrist rest attached, but should also work reasonably well without it. I think it would probably work with the wired version also, but there is not a lot of extra room for the wire to bend around the trackball and fit down into the case. I have only tried it with the wireless version.

A bit pricey but with the investment in the rollerball mouse, it has been worth it. The unit sits on my coffee table and protects the contents against dust, hair, food and liquids. Makes accessing the computer that is connected to my tv fast and easy.

This is a perfect, protective, well-made case for your Kensington Expert trackball, wired or wireless.

Got this case the other day and it works perfect for my wireless Kensington Mouse Pro trackball. Does exactly what I need it to do. This is also a well made product.

The case came in good packaging and was received in brand new condition. The case far exceeded my expectations for this price point. The material on the outside feels high quality and great in the hands, the zipper unzips and zips without binding and feels like it will hold up well overtime(there is a little resistance on the corners, mines became easier with multiple uses). The inside of the case is lined with a very soft material, suede like, and fits the Expert Wireless model trackball perfect, with no sounds of movement. I'm sure the wired model will fit the same. If you're debating on adding this to your cart with the already ~$90 trackball, do it. It's worth it.

This case is really well built - transporting a trackball around causes a lot of wear and tear, they're not built to be moved frequently and mine was taking a beating. This case solved that issue - it's quite solid, lined with soft material, and a strong zipper - keeps everything together and keeps the pressure off the fragile parts of the trackball (where the wrist rest meets the actual trackball) when it's tightly packed in a bag. Well worth the money spent!

There is a small learning curve when you first install this trackball in place of your mouse. But it really is many times better than any other pointing device. This avoids all sorts of problems later with carpal tunnel or tendonitis. It is not just comfortable but fun and therapeutic. This should be the top rated pointing device of all time.

Although this case is pricey, it’s well made and a perfect fit for the trackball and the wrist rest attachment. If you ever carry the trackball anywhere, you risk the ball falling out (they are not locked in – big complaint!). Kensington will not sell a replacement ball if you damage yours by dropping it. You will have to buy a whole new unit, or live with a skipping unit which will eventually break. If you do precise work, that could make it very frustrating to do your work. Be forewarned!!! Take the ball out carefully before replacing a battery.