Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse Wired USB Mouse – Shadow White, Ergonomic Right-Handed Design, Optical Sensor, Scroll Wheel, Adjustable DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, PC Laptop

Quality item
Always my go to mouse. Old one gave up so went for this instinctively. Quality item that delivers. Worth paying more for a decent item.

Great mouse, lasts about 4 years
I got my original intellimouse in about 2004 and used it for 16 years. In a slight irony, the original only stopped working because the cable near the mouse frayed from friction on the desk; the mouse itself was fine.I’ve been using this version for about four years, and it’s been excellent: comfortable, and reliable, but I’ve had two issues: recently the scroll wheel has become very sticky for about 1/4 of its rotation, which is really irritating. Upon disassembly, I found that the scroll wheel enclosure can’t be opened, so I can’t see the problem. I cleaned everything as thoroughly as I could but the problem persists.Secondly, the mouse does not work well on my matte black mouse pad, though other surfaces are fine.Overall good, but after the huge lifetime of my previous version this was a little disappointing.

[Long Read] The Fabled Intellimouse with a 2019 Refresh.
The Microsoft Intellimouse. Revered for it’s shape and sensor technology back in the early PC gaming days. I’m too young to have known how good it was so when Microsoft refreshed it originally only being available in Asia and fellow, crazy mouse enthusiasts over on /r/mousereview were exporting it, I wondered what was so good about the mouse.Eventually Microsoft released it for sale in the Western hemisphere but it wasn’t a purchase I planned on making until a day just browsing Amazon I realised it was on sale for near half price, I thought why not considering it’s recommended for those with large hands (although I imagine it’s still amazing in hand with smaller hands if you palm grip the mouse).It came, I unboxed it and when I properly gripped it, the first thought was that this is perfect for my hand. It’s ergonomic shape doesn’t cause any cramping or general uncomfortability. Just perfect for me.Sporting the 3389 sensor by Pixart, a near flawless sensor along with the 3360, there’s no worries on the accuracy side. Capable of up to 10,000 DPI (although no need to go near that number even at higher resolutions, general range is 400-800). There is software for this mouse, “Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center” and easy google search should have you ready. In it, you can re-bind the side buttons, mouse-wheel, adjust the DPI and change the tail-light (although the options in this regard are very limited compared to other offerings). Any changes I believe are saved to memory in the internals.My only very very very small gripe from a perfect offering is that I wish it was a touch lighter, coming in at 100g~ which if you’re familiar with the landscape of the gaming mice niche, is that there has been a ‘revolution’ of sorts in the direction of lighter mice, some coming at 80,70,60 and even in the 50 gram area. Some ‘benefits’ (as it’s really personal perference) is less fatigue on your wrist allowing more ‘consistent’ performance over longer periods of playtime and less inertia allowing you to stop the mouse on a dime. Now, that isn’t going to magically make you a better player but it’s something were when you’ve tried it, it’s hard to go back although shape is always the most important factor first and me coming from a Glorious Model O and G Wolves Skoll which weigh in at 65-70g is a big difference. Although this mice’s weight is very balanced which makes it less noticeable so all in all, not a dealbreaker.This is a very worthy refresh of a beloved mouse and I can see why!

Ho preso questo mouse dopo aver visto varie recensioni su YouTube, mi ispirava il design ed erano tutti positivissimi. Inizialmente pensavo al Logitech G203, che scontato a 25€ è un affare, ma la rotellina non cliccabile, dimensioni e forma mi hanno allontanato.È un mouse professionale – parole loro – sia da lavoro che da gaming ma senza sembrare ibrido, e ha davvero tanto stile in nero. Usa switch meccanici Omron made in Japan. Il cavo è intrecciato, riposa bene e non si aggroviglia.I 100 grammi non si sentono perché sono ben distribuiti, e siccome la mano può prendere più superficie, ci si muove meglio. Il mio vecchio mouse 1850 Mobile della Microsoft (che è un mouse ORRIBILE, se volete spendere 10€ per un mouse prendete un Logitech col cavo, ve lo dico dal cuore) pesava 80+ grammi con la pila ma essendo sì e no metà della grandezza, sembrava più pesante. I suoni dei click sono medi, mentre la rotellina è ovattata e silenziosa. I piedini non si sporcano facilmente, che è un sollievo, visto che è un mio incubo.Avendo usato componenti di più alta qualità rispetto alla plastica facilmente sbregabile del Classic 2017 e della vernice dell’Explorer originale, dovrebbe essere un mouse costruito per durare, e spero sia così.Nota: è fatto per mani medio-grandi in su. Dal polso alla punta del dito io sono 21cm e lo trovo comodo. Per personalizzarlo, dovete scaricare il Microsoft Mouse Center.Aggiornamento dopo quasi 1 anno e mezzo: ritorno qui dopo che un amico venuto a casa mia ne ha commentato positivamente il look. Il mouse ha sopravvissuto una tastiera e un computer, molto probabilmente lo utilizzerò finché non smetterà di funzionare!Per pulirlo ogni tanto bagno un cotton fioc con dell’acqua, strizzo le estremità e lo passo su tutto il mouse, asciugandolo poi con un panno. Con un panno in microfibra si può togliere il marchio del vostro pollice dalla plastica, che non si sporca proprio, a differenza del Classic/2017.Lo uso a 6000 DPI con un tappetino Fellowes Health-V in tessuto, muovo a malapena il polso e non mi fa mai male, mi ci è voluta solo una settimana per abituarmici. Migliorato subito nei giochi FPS dopo averlo preso (magari il mouse vecchio mi tratteneva), molto comodo anche quando lavoro. Reitero le 5 stelle.

Microsoft products at it’s best. Quality material, works wth technology, ergonomically correct and stylish.

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