Name: SpaceNavigator
Brand: 3DConnexion
SKU: 88371
Rating: 4.1 (37 reviews)

4.0

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.5 / 5

The controller itself offers good resistance
appreciate
navigate and improve your design

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It takes a little getting used to
applications must be installed before installing SpaceNavigator drivers

Number of buttons: 2
Scroll wheel: yes
Number of wheels: 1
Connection: Wired
Weight: 479 g
Type of motion sensor: Optical

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator - Pros & Cons

The controller itself offers good resistance
appreciate
navigate and improve your design
also beautifully engineered and designed to last
It just feels wonderful to touch
comfortable and strong
beautiful
tolerant and smart
gives you the ability to rotate smoothly about an axis
Very sturdy build and a very reliable product
customisation is both accessible and pretty sophisticated
good work and incremental improvement of its products
sense and it has been very well executed

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It takes a little getting used to
applications must be installed before installing SpaceNavigator drivers
Pricing does vary from those above
the design is a little bland and customization is confusing
It is not designed to replace either the keyboard or the mouse
the Grand Canyon and the Golden Gate Bridge
really hard and annoying
inadequate on-screen controls
for 2D interaction-is often insufficient for traversing virtual 3D environments
it a bit difficult to not combine movements
support any 3D Mac applications
The brushed metal circular base is heavy
SpaceNavigator is not just a piece of hardware
Google Earth Community does Maps
looks too close for comfort
the driver is often context sensitive
it turns one hardware button on your mouse into 4 buttons
have the ability to call up application specific commands
keyboard becomes a total chore
linux support is dismal
) keyboard becomes a total chore
sliding the cap from side to side horizontally
middle mouse is usually found under the scroll wheel
limited USB slots available as you can run both into a single port
the mouse is a lot heftier than it looks

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Number of buttons	2 Best: 3DConnexion SpaceMouse Enterprise Number of buttons: 31
Weight	479 g Best: Dicota Twister Weight: 0.07 g

3DConnexion - Video Reviews (4)

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3DConnexion SpaceNavigator - Full Specifications

Type of motion sensor	Optical
Device interface	USB
Purpose	Office

Also for left-handed	yes
Tilt wheel	yes

Colour of product	Black,Silver
Form factor	Ambidextrous
Illumination	yes

Buttons type	Pressed buttons
Number of buttons	2
Scroll wheel	yes
Number of wheels	1

Connection	Wired

Width	3.07 in
Height	2.09 in
Depth	3.07 in
Weight	16.9 oz

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3DConnexion SpaceNavigator 3DConnexion - Editorial Reviews (5)

3.3

Based on 5 reviews

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator SpaceNavigator 3D Mouse review

TechRadar

Published: 09.06.2011

SpaceNavigator 3D Mouse review

3.0

A stripped-down sibling of the SpacePilot Pro

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator Standard review

TechRadar

Published: 01.05.2007

3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator Standard review

3.0

Precision control for animation and 3D design

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator for Notebooks review: 3D mouse for 3D apps

Macworld

Published: 16.04.2008

3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator for Notebooks review: 3D mouse for 3D apps

4.0

SpaceNavigator for Notebooks, a laptop mouse designed for 3-D navigation, lets you move horizontally, vertically, and in a third dimension of depth within your 3-D space.

3DConnexion SpaceNavigator 3DConnexion Space Navigator

XSReviews

Published: 15.02.2011

3DConnexion Space Navigator

More and more 3D software is being developed and so the production of 3D peripherals seems only inevitable. However, who actually needs a 3D mouse: the casual PC user? The hardcore gamer? The offic…

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Review : Logitech 3Dconnexion's SpaceNavigator

If you've played with Google Earth, you've entered a 3D world within your computer. You navigate that world using buttons and icons on the Google Earth interface and it can almost feel that you're flying. The sensation could be better though...