3Dconnexion CadMouse Compact Wireless


CadMouse Compact Wireless

CadMouse Pro Hero

Developed for top-level wireless performance in a compact body

Lightweight and agile, it is especially suited for design and engineering professionals who prefer to use a compact form factor and want devices that are suitable for mobile workstyles. Featuring advanced ergonomics, superior comfort, and a redesigned mouse wheel, the wireless mouse guarantees ideal sensitivity, reactivity, and precise control which provide a seamless professional experience.

CadMouse Pro Wireless CadMouse Pro Wireless Left CadMouse Pro CadMouse Compact Wireless CadMouse Compact
Design Full-size ergonomic Full-size ergonomic Full-size ergonomic Compact ergonomic Compact ergonomic
Dedicated middle button ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
5 programmable buttons ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓
High resolution optical sensor 7200 DPI 7200 DPI 7200 DPI 7200 DPI 7200 DPI
Switches‘ mechanical life 50 million clicks 50 million clicks 50 million clicks 50 million clicks 50 million clicks
Connectivity Universal Receiver, Bluetooth or USB cable Universal Receiver, Bluetooth or USB cable USB cable Universal Receiver, Bluetooth or USB cable USB cable
Battery life Up to 3 months Up to 3 months Up to 3 months
Carry Case Included ✓ ✓ ✓
Size (LxWxH) 126 x 74 x 44 mm 126 x 74 x 44 mm 126 x 74 x 44 mm 110 x 67 x 38 mm 115 x 71 x 41 mm
Weight 140 g 140 g 110 g 110 g 96 g

Technical Specifications

Main Features 7 buttons (including dedicated middle mouse button & 5 programmable buttons), Ergonomic shape for comfortable CAD sessions, Specially developed PTFE feet, Customizable radial menu, Smart Mouse Wheel 2, QuickZoom, Optical sensor with 7200 DPI, Adaptive polling rates with 90Hz (Bluetooth), 125Hz (Universal Receiver) and 1000Hz (cabled)
Connectivity Triple connectivity: wireless with Universal Receiver, Bluetooth or cabled
Dimensions & Weight Dimensions (LxWxH): 110 x 67 x 38 mm Weight: 110 g
Supported Operating Systems Microsoft Windows, macOS
Package Contents CadMouse Compact Wireless, Carry case, 3Dconnexion Universal Receiver, Micro USB cable 1.5 m


Weight: 110 g
Dimensions: 11.5 x 7.1 x 4.1 cm; 110 Grams
Brand: 3Dconnexion
Model: 3DX-700082
Batteries Included: Yes
Manufacture: 3D Connexion

6 Responses

  1. Blair says:

     France 🇫🇷

    Souris coteuse mais hyper solide bien conues et surtout increvable je recommande fortement pour la dao.

  2. Mike Lowe says:

     Germany 🇩🇪

    Benutzung, Ergonomie etc. alles top. Leider nach weniger als einem Jahr der Encoder des Scrollrads komplett im Eimer. Scrollt unkontrolliert vor-zurck. Unbedienbar, unmglich noch damit zu arbeiten.

    Nach Kontakt mit dem Support wurde sofort ein Austauschgert verschickt. Austauschgert hat jetzt auch USB-C statt Micro, Scrollrad fhlt sich wesentlich besser an! Ich vermute das Modell wurde geupdated.

  3. MissZippy says:

     Germany 🇩🇪

    Was soll ich sagen die Maus ist sehr hochwertig verarbeitet wenn auch nicht ganz billig in der Anschaffung.
    Ich verwende die Maus in Kombination mit der Spacemaus von 3Dconnexion zum Konstruieren mit Fusion360. Ich habe lange berlegt ob ich die Cadmouse Compact oder die Pro-Version nehmen soll. Die beiden Muse unterscheiden sich lediglich in der Gre und im Preis. Die Compact hat in etwa die Gre einer Standartmaus wie sie heute mit jedem Computer ausgeliefert werden. Die Pro-Version ist da etwas lnger und auch hher, was Menschen mit etwas greren Hnden sicher entgegen kommt. Da ich eher kleinere Hnde habe komme ich mit der Compact wunderbar zurecht.
    Es handelt sich bei dieser Maus um eine “echte” 3-Tastenmaus, was das Arbeiten mit 3D-Konstruktionsprogrammen wie Inventor, Fusion etc. sehr viel angenehmer macht.
    Wenn erst einmal die Tastenbelegung und das Radialmen an seine Bedrfnisse in der Software angepasst sind mchte man die Maus nicht mehr missen.

  4. Anonymous says:

     Germany 🇩🇪

    Very comfy. Bought it for SolidWorks, ending up using it also on my mac.

    One minor thing, compared to Apple’s magic mouse, you can not swipe left/right.

  5. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Switching from a Corsair gaming mouse to this one since I’m old and no longer game and instead go to college for drafting/engineering. WOW. I had this mouse hooked up via bluetooth to my computer within seconds of opening the box. I have very tiny women hands and I heard from others it’s a little on the big side, which it is. It seems super comfortable but time will tell if it’s too big while working on long projects. This mouse was very pricey, but if you’re a drafting student I feel you should have what you need to learn properly. I paid $70-$80 for the Corsair and $119 for this one.

  6. KathieWallner says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 4 From Our UsersI’m a user who comes from using a Logitech MX Master. I purchased my MX because I loved the ergonomic design and functionality of it. I thought that I’d learn to mouse with my right hand over time however, after 2 years of it’s use, I still caught myself sitting cross armed holding the right hand mouse in my left hand, it just happens subconsciously.

    I’ve just recieved this mouse and I’m pretty chuffed. It’s nice to hold, it glides along my wooden desk much smoother than my MX master. Forward and back buttons are easier to press, no longer is my extra button in an awkward place but now I have 3 clickers under 3 fingers which is super ergonomic.

    I encountered some setup woes at first but honestly it took me about 5 minutes to figure it out. I already own a 3D Connexion Spacemouse Pro Wireless, and had the dongle from that already plugged in. The box art shows a single dongle powering several 3d connexion devices, so I assumed I did not need to plugin the mouse dongle – I did. However, the mouse dongle did support my spacemouse, so I could take the spacemouse dongle out. It seems only the spacemouse dongle is universal for some reason. Once I realized that it paired just fine.

    Initially, the logo for the mouse was missing, however, I downloaded the latest 3dxWare driver online, and that fixed that issue.

    Feature wise, there are some things I miss a little from my MX Master. Whilst this mouse advertises smooth scrolling, it is not a scroll wheel capable of free-spinning. The system it uses does work and it feels nice to use anyway, I can still scroll through long documents with momentum on this mouse, but I do miss the satisfaction of the wheel physically spinning. There is no horizontal scrollwheel, only the standard vertical, but honestly I don’t miss that too much and with a middle click button it’s so easy to pan around anyway.

    Yes it’s pretty expensive, but it’s a left handed mouse, we lefties are used to paying a premium for our special treatment, I’m just glad this mouse exists.