TL;DR:  In 25 years of “computing life,” I’ve only repurchased two peripherals: the Razer Naga (for gaming) and this trackball. That says everything about its staying power for serious work. I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that... Why I use it (CAD first, gaming not at all) While not everyday, I have occasional CAD tasks for work and DIY projects. I’ve tried a zoo of input devices, thumb trackballs, bars, 3D navigation tools, and some true gimmicks, and I keep circling back to thi

Hey folks, it's your friendly neighborhood Gamer Dad here, balancing diaper changes (on our youngest pup ha), school runs, and late-night resurgence runs. I snagged the Kwumsy K3 Touch-Expanding Screen Keyboard thinking it'd be a game-changer: a mechanical keyboard fused with a 13-inch touchscreen for extra real estate. At around $270 (discounted from $320), it promised multitasking magic for us dads squeezing gaming into chaos. Spoiler: it turned into a setup nightmare that