Hi All -
I am writing to discuss the size of certain models of CadMouse Pro. I have ordered 6-8 CadMouses Pro from the 3DConnexion Amazon store for my team over the past few years, and there has been a consistent size that has arrived. The product number on the order reads read 3DX-700052 but all of our mouses actually read 3DX-600050. The most recent time I ordered the same as before by clicking "Buy Again" with the same product number on the order '3DX-700052", but the mouse that arrived is smaller, with a slightly different contour, and the product number reads #DX-700067.
My team all agrees that the size and contour is not as pleasing to the feel, and hard to get used to. We'd like the bigger Cadmouse to stay in production. Are there any other thoughts about this from the company or fan base?
Thanks! (...we love our cadmouses and space navigators!!!)
Size matters
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Re: Size matters
The first model is CadMouse, I suppose you meant this model, it has aluminum alloy base frame based on precision die casting.
The latter model is CadMouse Pro, not as big as the CadMouse, the base frame is plastic part based on plastic injection.
The CadMouse is no longer for sale, as I understand it from the online store. You may still buy some CadMouse in stock from third-party reseller(s).
The latter model is CadMouse Pro, not as big as the CadMouse, the base frame is plastic part based on plastic injection.
The CadMouse is no longer for sale, as I understand it from the online store. You may still buy some CadMouse in stock from third-party reseller(s).
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antonynealrobinson
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Re: Size matters
I have just bought my 3rd cadmouse pro today due to my other two failing.
Button stopped working on 1st mouse.
Laser stopped working on 2nd mouse.
I was very surprised to see that the latest model 600067 is in fact smaller than the original one.
After a few hours usage it does not feel as natural as the original one due to having larger hands.
The only reason I had to stick with the cad mouse was to get the dedicated middle button for CAD usage.
If there were any alternatives on the market I probably would have purchased that instead due to the flakey reliability of the cad mouse.
Button stopped working on 1st mouse.
Laser stopped working on 2nd mouse.
I was very surprised to see that the latest model 600067 is in fact smaller than the original one.
After a few hours usage it does not feel as natural as the original one due to having larger hands.
The only reason I had to stick with the cad mouse was to get the dedicated middle button for CAD usage.
If there were any alternatives on the market I probably would have purchased that instead due to the flakey reliability of the cad mouse.
Re: Size matters
Sorry, I must correct some part of my past comment, the base frame of the CadMouse series is not based on aluminium but rather it's plastic, with a thin layer of metallic paint or coating.antonynealrobinson wrote: ↑Thu Aug 28, 2025 6:55 am I have just bought my 3rd cadmouse pro today due to my other two failing.
Button stopped working on 1st mouse.
Laser stopped working on 2nd mouse.
I was very surprised to see that the latest model 600067 is in fact smaller than the original one.
After a few hours usage it does not feel as natural as the original one due to having larger hands.
The only reason I had to stick with the cad mouse was to get the dedicated middle button for CAD usage.
If there were any alternatives on the market I probably would have purchased that instead due to the flakey reliability of the cad mouse.