A black Trackball attached to the left side of a black voyager keyboard.

The versatility of a Trackball, always at your fingertips

Using the Navigator Trackball is just like using a separate trackball, but smarter. Instead of separate mouse buttons, your keys transform into mouse actions when you use the Trackball, and transform back when you’re done.

For productivity (email, coding, web browsing) this Trackball can be your daily driver. For more specialized applications (like design and gaming), you’re still going to want your specialized mouse or pointing device.

Navigator product overview

Thoughtful cables

Nice braided TRRS cables. One cable goes from the Navigator itself to the nearer half of the board (so it’s short), and the other goes to the Voyager’s other half (so it’s long). These have angled connectors for the Voyager on one end, and straight connectors for the Navigator on the other end, to fit with the shape of each component.

Turns into a giant
scroll wheel

Hit a key (or hold one, if you prefer) and the entire Trackball turns into a big scroll wheel you can move around to scroll vertically or horizontally. It is easy to control the rate of scrolling, too.

The Trackball and core isolated, with arrows pointing up and down symbolizing a scrolling motion

Silky smooth

The Trackball is supported within its crown by three smooth ceramic beads. This drastically reduces friction, making it easy to control the Trackball with just a single finger.

Deep configuration

The Navigator Trackball is easy to set up, but if it doesn’t feel quite right out of the box, there are tons of options to tailor your experience.

Auto-Mouse Layer

When you set up your Trackball, you’ll get a Mouse Control layer that automatically activates as you mouse around. Anything you would do with a mouse (click, scroll, etc.) will be right under your fingers. Tune the Mouse layer timeout to your preferences, and the Navigator will feel like an extension of you, activating and deactivating exactly when you need it to.