Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer Reviews

I like it well enough. nothing terribly fancy. not a million buttons to accidentially hit and its wireless. Very cool. The only bad thing I could really say is that it runs off of batteries and sometimes my computer stays on for two, three days at a time and it kills the battery. But I know thats my fault. It's attractive looking and it's an ...  Read the complete review

(Please note: This review was also written by me for Ciao under the name Louizalass) ***** WARNING!!! This mouse was designed for right-hand users only – there is no way a left-hander could use it!!! I WAS GIVEN this Trackball mouse by my husband for Christmas because with my arthritis I was finding it painful when ...  Read the complete review

Normally I am one to joke about Microsoft, and their faulty operating systems etc?. I cannot in any way fault this product, it is an excellent mouse in every way. It is extremely comfortable, reliable, stylish and works brilliantly. I bought the mouse for £18 at a computer fair, as my old one (a £3 ball mouse) was annoying me so much. I wanted an ...  Read the complete review

I've yet to find a mouse as good as this. After a good few years of service, my Intellimouse explorer packed the ghost. I was amazed it lasted so long. I replaced it, with it's cordless replacement, and have never had a more comfortable mouse. Both are based around the same design, the cordless optical verson being ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft's New Intellimouse is just what it name claims it to be. Intelligent. Any heavy user of a PC will no how inconvenient it is to have to move around a large ball with a plastic case in order to navigate your way around your screen. Basically Microsoft have created a mouse which no longer uses a traditional ball but instead relies on ...  Read the complete review

The Microsoft Intellimouse. Not a huge amount of headway can be made into the world of mice, those tiny thingies you navigate around the digital world with - or so you'd think. Microsoft have integrated fibre-optic technology into our furry friends and created a female mouse - or, if you will, a mouse with no balls. On the face of it, ...  Read the complete review

I've used one of these mice for a while now and I'm very happy with it. There's no need to install the software with it as it works as soon as you plug it into your USB port (well if you're on a later version of windows it does.) The great thing is that it is responsive enough to give smooth online gaming as well be useful ...  Read the complete review

For more than thirty years, whilst the rest of the hardware in your computer had changed beyond recognition, one of the most important tools used with a computer hadn?t. Sure the ergonomics of the mouse has changed with time, making them easier to hold, but the basic technology has always remained the same. The mouse was controlled by a little ...  Read the complete review

Finally a product from Microsoft that works as it should. Many of you will be using some flavour of the Windows operating system and will know how often it falls over and dies. I am happy to report that in five months of use, I have never had a problem with this mouse. For those that don't know, the Intellimouse Explorer doesn't ...  Read the complete review

That is what I was thinking when using it one fine summers day in June, but then along came you and my life was lighted up. Then I thought: XXX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X XX X XX XXXXXX XX XX XX XXXXX XXXXX X XXX X XX XXX XX XXXXX XXXX X X X X X X X XX X X X X X X XX XX X X X X XX X X X X X XX X X X X X ...  Read the complete review

by Suzan on 27.01.2002 at 18:30 Sorry...I was assuming that you actually have a brain. by Suzan on 27.01.2002 at 18:29 I think your only hope is a lobotomy. by Slim Lee on 27.01.2002 at 17:48 Well, I can vouch for sure that it isn't me! by alkaliguru on 27.01.2002 at 17:42 Me, him, or ...  Read the complete review

This mouse is undeniably good. The little infra-red LED tracer mejobby works a treat and picks up movement on just about every surface you might ever want to use your mouse on. Its weighs less than your average mouse, and looks as good as it works. FEATURES The mouse's main selling point is the IntelliEye infra red tracking ...  Read the complete review

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its funny how we used to have to put up with things that irritated us, we were sure that there was probably a better way of doing it, but we werent sure how and no one had come up with it yet. Like microwave popcorn and aunt bessies yorkshire puds, all examples of things that make our lives easier and happier. Well Microsoft's ...  Read the complete review

Features IntelliEye optical technology Works on hundreds of surfaces and doesn't require a mouse pad 5 programmable buttons IntelliMouse wheel for faster scrolling Designed exclusively for right-handed use ~~~~~~~ Fed up of constantly smacking your mouse on the desk? Pointer ...  Read the complete review

My first encounter with this Eunuch rodent was in Ireland, where I stopped in at an internet cafe with my mate to get a fix of mid-holiday Counter-Strike - those who play the game will understand, those who don't will think me to be sad and boring. My first impression was "what a pile of sh*t" I couldn't believe anybody would spend ...  Read the complete review

this mouse, is perfect. its everything a mouse should be, 1; it works, the cursor moves around the screen, 2; its accurate, perfect to fine control, useing grafic applications such as photoshop. 3; it fits very well in you hand, very comfotable 4; it can be configure very well, using the conrol panel, you can easily set the ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft's Intellimouse Explorer certainly looks like a high tech mouse when you see it: large, silver - and glowing. The Explorer uses what Microsoft calls an IntelliEye, rather than a ball. The IntelliEye is a specialised digital camera that takes several thousand pictures a second; these are then compared by the mouse to work out which way ...  Read the complete review

Fed up of constantly smacking your mouse on the desk? Pointer jamming? Then the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer is for you. This mouse replaces the usual ball with an optical sensor, which tracks your movements 1500 times a second by recording movement changes on textured objects. The mouse will never jam, as there are no moving parts to ...  Read the complete review

What can I say?!?! I bought this mouse six months ago now, mainly because, I just liked the idea of a mouse without a ball and it looked sexy! Its cost me £35 from an online shop, and for those who don't know, it doesn't use a ball, it uses Microsoft's IntelliEye (Optical Technology) Instead of having a ball moving around the ...  Read the complete review