The three main mouse buttons have a concave design, allowing the fingertips to sit nicely on the buttons, positioning them as a natural extension of the hand when using the mouse. So, not only does it cut down on forceful clicks, but it also cuts down on that ‘dead finger’ syndrome many professional CAD users can get. It’s great for CAD application functions, and it can reduce that need for a forceful scroll wheel click, using (according to the 3dConnexion website) almost 60g less force. This new middle mouse button is designed specifically for CAD users. This may look slightly weird initially at first glance, but, wow, it is incredibly useful. You now have THREE mouse buttons, plus your mouse wheel, making a total of FOUR buttons you can use. I love what 3DConnexion have done with the mouse buttons. I have yet to feel any muscle or tendon pain whilst using it, and it is very comfortable in the hand for daily CAD use. I have to drive AutoCAD and Revit every day as I create video content for LinkedIn Learning, and it is a smooth operator. It is a lovely piece of ergonomic design that has not given me that awful wrist ache/RSI that a lot of other smaller proprietary mice have in the past, making it great for those longer CAD sessions that we have to endure. Yes, it IS big, but it’s a large full-size mouse that’s fits really well in the hand, cradling the palm beautifully and allowing the thumb to reside nicely in the thumb rest on the side. This is common with the mice you see specifically marketed ‘for notebooks’ that are designed for use by hobbits, and other small creatures from Middle Earth. You’ll take it home, and after a few months of sustained CAD use, you think that it just seems too small. Sometimes, you’ll buy a mouse on looks and button function.
#Mouse for cad mac pro
The CadMouse Pro Wireless is a full-size mouse, and it looks big.
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