🖱️ Revamped Microsoft Classic Intellimouse: Enhanced Precision and Ergonomics Review

Office only. Got pros: Excellent ergonomics and good old design. Neat and not bright backlight. Has cons: The mouse breaks down from any sudden acceleration. Unfortunately not suitable for gaming.

Got pros: Both the size and the form are comfortable in the hand; they are not excessively large or little. Steady in the sense that it does not move in response to any external force, and it also does not move when your hand is placed on it. Extremely submissive; it moves in a gentle manner; the middle wheel key does not turn by itself when you press it; yet, if you turn it, it does not click on its own by accident. Extremely dependable; in the one before this one, which was identical in every

I can attest to the soft peeling coating, which is really unpleasant to touch (as if it were dirt). The left button presses fully without a click or rebound, as though it is fatigued. Further tactile sensations are provided by the right one. Yet her weight is what matters most to me. I typically take breaks from the table while using the mouse (the screen cannot be crossed in one movement). This lifting action is really awkward to perform there. To ensure that there was enough movement over the

The old Explorer 3.0 worked for 7 years of active use before double-click problems started. I want to buy again the same one, suddenly lucky. Its pros: Very stylish mouse, without frills. Convenient software. Pleasant tactile sensations and keystrokes. Nice backlight, very accurate sensor. Cons: It worked a little more than a year from the purchase - double clicks appeared on the LKM, and the guarantee turned out to be only 10 months, disappointed, especially at a price above $ 35. Used a…

This is the classic IntelliMouse shape that has been around for over a decade. I bought mine as a mouse to only use on my desktop in my office. It's a much more comfortable shape for 8 hours a day than some of the smaller mice I've used which sometimes caused pain due to the position. Some comments about the features: * Form. It just fits in my hand. If you have medium to large hands this is perfect for you. If you are small this might be difficult but you might be able to handle it. Scroll…

I used this mouse 2-3 days a week for about 5 months at work (working from home days for reference). Now every time I use it, it's like the tactile equivalent of chalkboard nails as my thumb touches the crumbling rubber. I will be actively using gaming mice 10 times longer without replacing them and I am very disappointed. Since this was only to be used for work and not high-end, high-resolution applications, I figured I'd save $25 by doing a remake of the old classic Intellimouse explorer…

I've been using the Microsoft Intelli Optical Mouse, v1.1 for about 20 years. I think she is over 22 years old but I can't remember when I started using the MS Intelli optical mouse. While using it I felt that this is a really good option. It ran relatively smoothly during work and play and was very comfortable on my hand and wrist. The weight and friction were such that I didn't feel tired after a few hours of use. I expected it not to be withdrawn from sale without being replaced with…

The first mouse I ever bought that didn't come with my computer was the Microsoft Intellimouse. Since then I've probably had at least 50 mice, some of which I didn't like and some of which I hated. This includes ones that cost over a hundred dollars and contain all sorts of gimmicks and shenanigans that almost always make me hate them more. I could find a scarecrow at the end of my desk somewhere, and guess what, I like it better. Over time I've learned that there are a few things I don't need…

As the original Intellimices are becoming increasingly difficult to find I was hoping it would be a modern replacement - it's close but not quite there . The shape has been retained, which is very important, but the button feel isn't very good and suffers from a common problem in mice that leads to health problems - too much force. The top buttons are noticeably harder to press than the original, and the left rear button is noticeably harder to press. The wheel's operation also requires more…