Microsoft Pro Intellimouse Review
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- The Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse is simultaneously the most perfect and yet most disappointing mouse I’ve ever used, find out why. MS have done a fantastic job with this mouse and you'll probably love it!
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Hi friends. If you dislike the video please leave a comment so that I can improve in future! Thanks.
@@TheSolidlad yep
Disliked the video, your tracking makes me feel inadequate :'(
Joking aside, love your videos! Looking forward to hearing about those "secret" mice sometime soon.
Keep up the great work ^.^
This product is made for sneak gaming at work.
Nice frags :D Thanks for the review. I'm rocking the intelimouse 1.0 since the dawn of time, i'm getting this "Pro" version with confidence.
Clicks sound great and very clear, you did a good job on the audio there.
This mouse is still banging, especially if we compare it with all lightweight poor quality crap like Glorious, Xtrfy etc.
For me, I'll choose heavier mouse with solid quality over lightweight and therefore, flimsy constructed one.
Amen on the still banging part, can still win tournaments with this beauty.
@@justnvc Yup, agreed! I'am playing better only with IE Pro!
Good review and scary good LG tracking lol
Thought the same.... f-ing insane. Not to mention how he follows them up with rails... SHOW OFF! :D
I don’t mind the weight, thanks for the informative review!
*edit sry for not using your link, I will next time.
👍 + Sub’d
Been waiting for this review!
Sorry it took months lol! :D
@@justnvc That's okay! So in 2020 there really isn't much distinction in terms of sensor implementation? Seems like it's more of picking a mouse with comfortable shape, and if one prefers, one with a comfortable weight?
@@chenrigy Yep pretty much!
as wmo this is one of the legends, I just hope they will make better wmo with Pixart PMW3360 or something better than they have used before. My dream mouse would be that. BTW if anyone mods it, just pm me ^^ I can provide the WMO and other mouse.
That would be awesome!!
@@justnvc if Micro$oft can make a 70 grams WMO with 3389 sensor i will buy 5 of those instantly
@@Yu-ej1cy +side buttons
@@Yu-ej1cy I agree
@@Yu-ej1cymas o peso de 105g é que faz o Microsoft pro perfeito !
Legendary
One of the biggest selling points for mice, to me, is their durability/expected lifetime. Having played games on kb/m for 2 decades, I'm done with 1-2 year mice. Razer is the biggest culprit, but all of the major brands have had durability issues with either the LMB/RMB or the scroll wheel. Since I've used the heavy Deathadder for a long time - bought 4 times to replace different parts failing each mouse - the weight isn't a con and the durability made this an easy purchase.
What's bizarre is that I hadn't heard about this Intellimouse update anywhere, I accidentally saw it on Amazon when looking through to replace yet another Deathadder. How did such a fantastic mouse go under the radar? Is it because it isn't chintzy and lights up like a disco ball? Is it Microsoft's failure in marketing? Who knows.
That's why I'm looking to try one, considering my Kone Pro Air, while perfectly functional, creaks a hell of a lot and isn't as high as I would like for a palm grip during normal use.
The original mouse
Now I'm waiting for the re-release product of Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer with an fps sensor, accelaration and dpi improvement. I wish Microsoft could made it
Once i tried playing fps games with this mouse, atfer 2 days my hand hurt so much that i couldn't even use my phone.
EDIT: I have big hands but the Intellimouse is gigantic even for me and I lift the mouse a lot so in order to be able to do that I was using a really "tense" grip, plus the weight is just too much.
No offense meant, but you need to take a focused look at your hand and wrist posture. Mice aren't heavy and you should never feel pain from basic mouse movements, whether it's 105g or 80g. 20g extra (20 paperclips) isn't going to hurt your wrist if you're holding your hand and wrist with good posture. If 20g was enough to do this to you, you aren't going to be able to use the computer when you're old because your wrist will be destroyed from whatever you're doing to it with every single mouse.
Good frags
nice review, all valid points
105g is absolutely fine, If you want it lighter, open it up and drill holes in the internal supports, that's all razer is doing anyway. Microsoft just decided to go for strength rather than save 10g.
I agree. Until I got the DA V2 I was happy with 105g mice.
Deathadder shape is definitely worse
How does he only have 2k subscribers?
I owned 3.0 back in the days, bought ec1 which i was thinking would be similar, but it was nothing alike it, i hated it, so i bought pro intellimouse, i love it, fix the weight a little , better mousefeet, maybe fix the cable dragging issue and its perfect, and make two more for smaller hands. Like intellimouse small, medium and this size, dont think many people need something bigger
I find the MMB to be a bit too heavy to press. Not extremely, just a bit. Both the RMB and the LMB are light to press, so you don't expect to have to push hard on the MMB.
The old MSIE3.0 sensor moves the cursor much less than modern sensors when lifting the mouse up and placing it down again. If there's an improvement in modern sensors, the cursor should not move at all when picking up the mouse and placing it down again. How does the 3389 fare?
Agree, 1.1a with MLT04 had excellent handling of LOD
@@truman5652 Since my comment I've tested and narrowed it down to two sensors: 3360 and Hero 16K. So I bought the Model D and G403 Hero Wired. Model D design has enormous LOD (bought other best feet but couldn't compensate), so G403 has been my only mouse for half a year now. Nice and tight as it should be.
3389 pretty nice, you can have very low LOD (2 mm).. while HERO is completely crap and unadjustible
and yeah, you got the feeling of old MSIE3.0 sensor, because of the low lod setting
Nice Review, thx
Would this be one of the most solid gaming mice for people with very large hands (22cm length) who don't mind the above-average weight?
I would probably say you won't find better. ZOWIE EC1 is maybe a little bigger however, though build not quite as good. Definitely one of those two though for sure.
Nice review, amazing, so the mouse is almost perfect is just heavy? which other mouse with the same shape but lighter do you prefer? which of the zowie's is the most similar to this one?
Closest Zowie would be EC1A/B and the closest lightweight mouse would be the G Wolves Skoll.
I gave up Zowie EC2-B for the Pro Intellimouse. The shape, texture, buttons, scroll, sensor, are much better on Microsoft. The extra weight is nothing to worry about, if you like this shape.
I used the razer deathadder 2013 for 6 years and was surprised to learn it’s also 105g, always felt extremely light to me, so I’m picking up the MS pro intellimouse
Used the 3.0 over 5years then the mwheel bug annoyed me so much i had to switch and since then i couldn't find the right mouse and i tryd everything from gwolves to zowie an Logitech nothing fitted me like my old 3.0 so im glad the changed the sensor from the blue track to the pixart and my Modell is coming next week...
I think if u paracord it and maybe open it u can easy make some grams but i rly don't care just a bit of time and im used to it again 😍👍
these things were horrible on cloth pads but with a proper SteelPad and Corepad mouseskates, you could use lowest sensitivity imaginable.. lowering the amount of fatigue an make it alot more actually useable if you had these mods otherwise it was a nugget of a mouse xD
I got this mouse, and the scrolling scrolls occasionally up even when scrolling down.
I'd return for a replacement, didn't have that issue myself!
Great video! Can you comment on the lift-off distance? I am going to purchase this mouse if the LOD is super low like on other gaming mice from Logitech, Zowie, etc. Thanks!!
You can change it in software but unless I mentioned it in the video I honestly can't remember how low it goes. Pretty sure very though, but better to check another review.
Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse USB NGX-00012 this is it ?
How to download Microsoft Mouse and keyboard center..??Plss
One thing. The things that he's talking about is HIS experience and none of these may apply to you. Seems a bit nitpicky to me
Hi there,
Do you still have that mouse, if so, how does it holds. I've heard that first, the scroll wheel gets rough then the sides rubber wears out. I have big hands and I was thinking on getting it for my office work, can you let me know please.
I stopped using it after about 7 months as I moved to the DeathAdder V2, but I still have it and it still looks good. Unfortunately that means I can't speak of longer term use.
@@justnvc Thanks
dos it have on board memory? or do you need to have the software running?
It have, once you adjusted everything in the software program, it will save it
Just got mine today and the left mouse button has a significantly hollower and louder clicking sound than the right button. Its the first thing I noticed and I'm thinking I got a defective one.
Does it feel the same? If it feels drastically different definitely replace it. I have no difference between L and R here.
@@justnvc Both buttons feel the same but I use the left button 95% of the time and its kind of irritating. Wish it clicked and sounded like the right button. I'm processing an exchange and hope the replacement will be better.
@@justnvc I got my exchanged item and this one is perfect! Both buttons click the same and are quiet. I knew something wasn't right about that first one.
I'm glad to hear that! My friend just went back to the 3.0 from the Ninjutso Origin X. There's no mouse beyond a DeathAdder that's even come close to this legendary shape for me, so hope you enjoy it!
What's the Difference between PAW3389 vs PMW3389
I actually do not know the answer to this, it has only just occured to me now. There are many different versions and sensors based on the 3389 though, so perhaps it's the same.
Good rewiew
Thanks Eric!
I have one question.
Is this software required to use this mouse or no?
I don't change DPI frequently.
If you don't change DPI nope. Install it once, set what you want, and voilla.
@@justnvc Thanks!
@@spartanbuu3321 You're welcome. It's currently stupidly cheap on Amazon Germany if you're looking to buy one (26 euro on 18th December): amzn.to/34pLIkk
its bigger than an ec1
Is it equipped with Chinese or Japanese Omron switches?
Chinese
@@HollowRick It is shame. Thanks.
Is this a good upgrade from the Logitech g602?
It is yes! The new G604 from Logitech is also a very good upgrade too if you liked the shape but wanted something that's more tailored toward competitive fps.
Thank you! I’m going to see what Razer does for their Halo: Infinite line of peripherals later on this year and will keep those two mice in mind when deciding what I will purchase!
@@Bigdaddygas That's a very good idea, I really hope for some limited edition DeathAdder designs!
can someone explain to me what are the benefits of having the mouse As light as possible ? I can't figure it out, before they were adding weights that you could add to your mice (e.g. G9x) and now they are drilling wholes in the mice. All i can think off is "Gimmick!". Personally i like a bit heavier mice and i dont understand what is the whole deal with this weight now a days.
I believe there is such a thing as too light, but going down to roughly 80-85 grams is a much better feeling in-game. I am not sure there are accuracy improvements in doing so, but it's much more comfortable.
GW is 73 not 62
69
Is this mouse good for small hands?
Nope look at MM530/531 or ZOWIE EC2
@@justnvc Okay thanks.
Is this the one with the shitty bluetrack technology? Bought one from amazon and it horribly dissapointed me few months ago
My first Intellimouse lasted me 6 years and now this new piece of crap lasted a year and now it's double clicking. I guess that means the switch is bad? Microsoft is on to making cheap junk and charging four times more than my first intellimouse. What a joke. What is the best long lasting mouse in the market today?
Unfortunately almost every "pro gaming" mouse has the chance of developing double clicking due to their push for low button latency, though another Pro Intellimouse might never experience it for years. Some mice also add button debounce settings in software to increase latency at the cost of preventing it, which is like a bandaid solution, but one that is unavoidable. I don't recall this feature on the Pro Intellimouse, it's just one setting and done, but it's only really optical switches that can prevent this happening long term.. though I suppose they too could fail for other reasons.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 and V2 Pro could be an option for you though, but definitely check with the retailer (and microsoft directly) as the warranty on your mouse might be 2-3 years depending on where you're located: support.microsoft.com/en-gb/warranty.
Otherwise some mice with adjustable debounce time in software. Similar shapes could include Glorious Model D, ZOWIE EC1/2-C, Pulsar Xlite V2.
@@justnvc Thank you. I finally found the controls to my intellimouse and the only thing I could adjust was the speed of the double click. I ran it all the way down to the left and so far I haven't had another double click problem. Knock on wood. :-) We'll see what happens in a few days to see if this helped.
but razer is garbage?
Their sensors are one of the best on the market.
@@illuminaughty8895 who cares when your razer will stop working after 6 months
@@Berkay-xl4hu that's just utterly wrong.