I’ve been saving up for a SM Pro for a while - and the 3D Connexion site is down. Anyone know where one can get one elsewhere? (authorized/trustworthy)
Amazon says it’s for Linux, but that’s just a box Amazon wants to fill. Whoever you buy it from, you’ll need to download the drivers from the 3D Connexion site when it’s back up.
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Try clicking the Buy tab.
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Update it is back, clicked through till I reached checkout.
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Out of interest how does anyone with keys on the Pro configure it?
I have an ancient Spacemouse with the two buttons but to be honest with myself I only use it when I get into awkward situations and when presenting to clients (turn Z off and set eye height to smoothly walk around)
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For mine I go into the buttons menu then select Macros and follow where it goes.
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Oh well, I’ll just wait.
Thanks to everyone who chipped in 
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Thanks Dezmo. But it’s cheaper on 3dconnexion official (or it was before the site went down :P)
£268 3DC
€299 3DC IE
£310 Amazon
3DC IE price is 299 euro + VAT …?
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Yup that’s right… I think
Comes to £304 w/vat
All because of bendy bananas
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Update:
(I bet everyone’s getting bored now. Shall I keep updating?)
- Yeah!
- I don’t care.
- No!
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I’ve found the SpaceMouse at another online shop. It’s not cheaper, but I have family members who conveniently work there! So it will end up being cheaper overall. I’ve emailed them today asking about warranty from third parties, but, well, Sundays. 
I ordered SpaceMouse Wireless from Amazon for $169 and I should have it soon. I hope I will not face any problems with it.
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What? The UK left the EU six months ago and there was a heck of a lot of warning in advance. How long does a company need to get compliant? They can’t value their UK customer base much if they are this laid back about it!
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