Testseek.com have collected 29 expert reviews of the 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator and the average rating is 75%. Scroll down and see all reviews for 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator.
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The editors liked
Looking
Very Useful To Professionals
High Build Quality
Price
Compact
Affordable
Extensive configuration options especially for right/left buttons
Compatible with wide range of OS including Linux
Generally easy to use and intuitive. Takes flying with Google Earth to a whole new level.
Very cool and fun in Google Earth
More limited support in SketchUp
Wide support in professional graphics applications.
Easy to install
Set up
Attractive
Comfortable design
Gives you greater accuracy when working with 3D environments
Google Earth
The editors didn't like
No Wrist Support
Learning curve for physically operating the device
Limited use outside of 3D applications
Can be tough to remember the devices many movement options. Truly ideal for the ambidextrous.
Almost zero support in games or consumer applications.
Abstract: The most curious thing about 3DConnexions new joystick-like device isnt that it reminds us of old rotatable arcade controllers. No, its meant for CAD, but also among the list of suggested apps is Second Life. The SpaceNavigator and larger big daddy ...
Abstract: The half kilogram device – it needs to be heavy so it stays put when you pull 'up' on the controller – comes with a very comprehensive set-up wizard so you can optimise it to your personal needs and tastes. It works with over 100 programmes including Google World, SketchUp and Photoshop and, while it takes some getting used to, after a little practice you will zipping around the globe and..
Abstract: For one thing youre periodically looking from the world to the controls to click on rotate, or zoom or move or whatever. SpaceNavigator, from 3Dconnexion (part of Logitech) can help with this. It gives you a single control that allows you to manipulat...
Abstract: SpaceNavigator Is it a 3D navigator, or a useless big black knob? At first glance this latest iteration of 3Dconnexion’s 3D controller is a slipstream update that adds little in the way of new features. The big difference between this and previous v...
Abstract: Manipulating objects or scenes in three dimensions is always tricky on a flat screen. All 3D software will allow you to pan, rotate and zoom, but only one of these operations can be carried out at a time: this means multiple actions have to be taken to...
Abstract: A mouse and keyboard are fine for plodding your way around a 2D desktop - but they arent exactly the most dynamic input devices for flying around 3D spaces. Tilting, panning and turning either require you to switch tools or reach for keys, making it a...
