I have tried many mice, but my recommendation is based on my personal experience because I have relatively large hands, and they get strained very fast Working on comp. I use a trackball mouse and a trackpad to protect my hands; that is the same as connecting a mouse to a laptop and using a mouse with its trackpad. I have been working that way for years with every 3d software I use, and you can combine movements.

I used Elecom huge Trackball. It Works excellent for 3d modeling But is Noisy at clicks; it looks cheap but is very comfortable and responsive, with three years lifespan.

MX Master 3s and MX Vertical are comfortable mice but function with Bluetooth.

MX Master3s is a Little bit tricky to use along with a trackpad in MOI, but it is possible with the correct setup, but it works perfectly with just the mouse on Moi (Current Mouse)

But if you can go to a physical store that sells electronics and try it in your hand is my recommendation, and then buy online if you want; I preferred in this way because I give importance to ergonomics, but even that is personal.


I hope this help. I hope you find to mouse that work best for you.

The best mouse I have used is CadMouse from 3dconnexion. That's the most precise and natural feeling mouse for 3d I have tried. I have also tried different expensive gaming mouses and I don't find them as well suited for 3d modeling as CadMouse.

You can use it with wire or wireless with bluetooth or their propritary usb key wireless dongle. The wireless dongle is the most smooth experience (besides the cable that is unfortunately only micro-usb) but you have to have the mouse pretty close to the usb-dongle if you don't want to get lag. Because I have my laptop above my mouse pad and cadMouse I had to purchase a usb-extender so the dongle key came closer to the mouse. That was a bit annoying. All in all it's still the best option I have tried.

The middle mouse button is also second to none.