Testseek.com have collected 13 expert reviews of the 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator for Notebooks and the average rating is 72%. Scroll down and see all reviews for 3DConnexion SpaceNavigator for Notebooks.
June 2008
(72%)
13 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: 3dconnexion has come a long way since I reviewed their SpaceTraveler back in the beginning of 2006. While their flagship SpacePilot has remained pretty much the same, their line of lower-profile/portable 3D controllers is evolving. Right now they offe...
Effectively controls 3D programs with minimal effort. Works with a variety of the most popular software.
Users can’t readily configure control for unsupported applications
While wider software support could make the SpaceNavigator for notebooks a unique device to control all kinds of programs, for 3D designers it easily beats other input devices as-is. ...
Allows simple manipulation of 3D objects, Excellent design, Works with Second Life, Elegant Appearance
Lifts off the desk with quick zoom out, Price, Only works with supported 3D Applications
Overall, the SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is an excellent device to have in your arsenal if you are a 3D designer or an enthusiast, just keep in mind that there is a learning curve involved. The SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is the travel enabled versi...
Sturdy build, Smooth tilting/pulling controls, Easy-to-use software works well with Google Earth and more
Too heavy for pockets, Expensive
At $129, the SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is an expensive peripheral, but if you’re a 3D professional—or even an enthusiast—you’ll appreciate the build quality, portability, and ease of use this high-tech input device delivers.
Makes moving through 3-D realms more efficient; great build quality; software toolkit available for custom driver development.
Limited number of supported programs; challenging learning curve; no out-of-box support for multimedia software.
Macworld Input Devices Review: SpaceNavigator for Notebooks Niche input device brings fluid movement to 3-D worlds by Roman Loyola, Macworld.com 0 Comments 0 Product:SpaceNavigator for NotebooksRatingProsMakes moving through 3-D realms more efficient; ...
Innovative design. Smooth movement. Simple software integration. Makes navigating Google Earth and Second Life a blast.
Could be more travel-friendly. Pricey. Base needs to be steadier. For use in 3D applications only.
The SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is every bit as useful and intuitive with 3D applications as the original SpaceNavigator. But unless you need to lug a 3D mouse along on your daily commute, you should probably just stick with the cheaper desktop model....
Smaller and lighter than standard SpaceNavigator model
Standard version is better for most 3D artists The Final Word The SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is of limited appeal to most 3-D creatives — but if youre in its target market, you may find it invaluable.
The SpaceNavigator for Notebooks is of limited appeal to most 3-D creatives — but if youre in its target market, you may find it invaluable.
Abstract: The solution proposed by 3Dconnexion, a division of Logitech best known for their mice and keyboards, is the SpaceNavigator, described as a 3D mouse. We reviewed the SpaceNavigator back in September 2007 ( ). you can read that review here 3Dconnexion h...
Expensive, poor documentation Min specs: 1GHz Intel Mac with OS X 10.4.6
The incomplete installation guide is simply sloppy, and the relatively high price of the Notebook model (£90) means that we’d be more inclined to recommend that people try out the less expensive Personal Edition for £39. But note, the Personal Editi...
