Title: Extremely difficult to aim the pointer accuaretly.
Product review: I'm taking this back pronto, because it fails miserably in its first task, making it easy to get the pointer on whatever it is you're trying to target. While the whole unit fits comfortably in the hand, matching curvature well, the task of rolling the ball is left to the thumb, which is not the easiest digit to move around. (Think about it, if you play a music instrument. All the real work and ornamentation is usually left to middle fingers and the pinky, and thumbs may only hold an instrument up. There's a REASON why the expression is "all thumbs." Clumsiness is for the thumb.) Consequently, working with this item is a very slow and agonizing process. I find myself just getting the cursor into a field, and then clicking using the keyboard to right position. I enjoyed my Kensington Expert Mouse, and standard mice, far more than this. This is pure work.
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