Those just feel good in my hand and have a few more buttons than a 'run of the mill' mouse.ġ) Firstly, does anybody have experience using these for CAD? I dont even know if any of these mice are compatible. I could be way off on what is will actually work. Logitech G502 Proteus Core (Doesnt feel the best to me, but many high quality buttons (They offer awesome tactile feedback), and maybe the best software & support) Badass name!)Ĭorsair M65 RGB (Feels great, same buttons as the Deathadder, but one more 'Sniper' button. Razer DeathAdder Chroma (Feels great, not as many buttons. My list is currently limited to wired mice (Unless I'm convinced otherwise): I love wireless (No cords to knock over coffee cups, get trapped under prints, tech spec's, etc.), but dead batteries and interference/ lost connections are a pain. Here's what I've 'felt' at Best Buy that I like. Anybody using them? There is a plethora of available choices out there in regards to mice for CAD. new mice have come to market very recently. Lots of the posts concerning Mice & CAD are a little dated. So I am looking for the right mouse to make that happen. $60-$100 for a mouse is nothing if you set it up to make you more money in the long run. I believe in developing as many efficiencies as you can to make life easier. I'm a student (Former construction manager taking ime to learn more). After doing some hardcore research into which mouse to buy, I'm still banging my head against the wall trying to decide.

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