No need to adjust the mouse (pick it up, put it down somewhere else just to continue navigating).“For precision CAD work there is none better.” Portland, Oregon | Fusion 360 QA SpecialistĪs previously mentioned in an earlier post, Phil has been using the Logitech marble mouse for over a decade. They’re great but a bit beverage-sensitive, and since I can’t be trusted I’ve had to get myself a Moshi ClearGuard cover (don’t laugh)…” “ Keyboard is standard-issue Apple wired keyboard. Colour-matching the iMac had NOTHING to do with it.” I just wanted something simple but solid, and after a bit of internet research this seemed to fit the bill.

When they figure out how to make the whole recharging & connection thing completely effort-free, I’m in. of wireless gear is still a bit too much faff for my poor little brain to handle. “ Mine’s the antithesis of Will’s beautifully pristine desk – I’m all about the wires. Originally from the UK and now living in China, here is Jake’s home setup, and according to him, it is a bit more idealised than his office one, which consists of a MacBook keyboard and whatever mouse happens to be lying on his desk. Shanghai, China | Fusion 360 QA Specialist And finally at the right, the Logitech Anywhere MX - “took some getting used to middle mouse button being separate from the scroll wheel, but I like it now”. Center is the Apple Wireless Keyboard - “yay for no wires”. “ sometimes I find myself using this almost like a space mouse when using Fusion 360, left hand for spacial nav, right hand for pick/manipulation”. To his left, he uses an Apple Magic trackpad to quick get things out of the way, switch apps, and scroll in OSX. Preferred input: Apple Magic Trackpad, Apple Wireless Keyboard, Logitech Anywhere MX Portland, Oregon | User Experience Researcher Toronto, Canada | Fusion 360 Product ManagerĪs a former product manager for both Alias and Sketchbook Pro, Colin had his Logitech MX510 gaming mouse for about 7 years now and he swears by it when he designs in Fusion 360. Now, here are the input devices they used to help them get their ideas into Fusion 360. They’ve all shared awesome projects to the gallery.

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