Microsoft Intelli Optical (D58-00026) Mouse

Pros: Easy to use buttons, scroll from anywhere
Cons: None at all

I just received the Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical mouse as a gift. This was something that I had decided I wanted after trying my friend BryRose's IntelliMouse. I kept telling my husband he needed to go over to my friend's house and try it out. Thank...

Pros: No ball(s)
Cons: Pricing

After all this hoopla about how bad ball mice are compared to optical, I decided to once and for all ...

Pros: easy to use
Cons: hmmm let me think

I was at my sister's house recently and I was using her computer to do a few epinions. Her mouse was really different than mine; she had a mouse with a scroll button on it. I thought, wow this is a great idea...Where I have I been? I didn't know that...

Pros: Uses Sensor Technology, Ease of use, Fast and Reliable
Cons: Sometimes you may press the side buttons which will page back or forward with out your meaning to.

Since buying the computer that I own now, which was back in early December of 99, in the mouse department, I have been through 5 standard wheel sorts. I live in the back woods and it is necessary to drive over 3 miles of dirt road to get here. The...

Pros: Optical Precision, five buttons, scroll wheel
Cons: Scroll wheel has a little too much resistance for my tastes.

Earlier this year, we purchased a Dell Dimension 4500 Desktop. It came with a standard mouse, a MS Intellimouse. Unfortunately, we didn't think to upgrade the mouse, even though we had previously painstakingly picked out a Logitech wireless optical...

Pros: No ball or open parts to collect dust, easy to use
Cons: Right side button not easy for this user to use

"I hope this small gift makes your career a little easier, and you can even use it on your pants ..."

This is what the gift tag said. This past Christmas, my husband tormented me by offering this hint on the tag of my gift and keeping it in...

Pros: no wrist movement needed
Cons: have to relearn mouse use

Having developed a painful "computer linked" wrist problem my husband and I began looking at Microsoft products for a replacement mouse. We came across the Microsoft Trackball Optical. I needed a mouse that didn't require moving and one that...

Pros: Easy installation, inexpensive
Cons: He's so brand new, he is still sweeping clean

It didn't matter how many times I took the thing apart or used my canned air to clean it out, I finally had to admit my mouse was facing his final hurrah. This is like my third roller ball mouse, in a short period of time, so I figured maybe it...

Pros: Easy glide, easy to set up, and no mouse pad needed.
Cons: Kid will get a kick out of watching the bottom glow.

A couple of days ago my mouse started giving me problems. The left clicker button just didn't want to work. I tried taking it apart and cleaning it with a cotton swab and alcohol (my mother told me to do that), but it still didn't want to work. My old...

Pros: No ball to clog. Works on most surfaces. Extra features.
Cons: The price is a bit high.

The Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical is a nice mouse with lots of great features. My personal favorite is that it has an optical eye rather than a ball. This is great because it means that there will be no more sticking, skipping like I’ve always...

Pros: Easy Navigation without skipping and jamming, no mouse ball
Cons: Expensive price but worth the money.

The Microsoft Intellimouse Optical has proven to be one of the best products that I have purchased for myself in a long time. When family asked what I would like to receive for Christmas I replied almost every time saying Wal-mart gift...

Pros: Internet Back/Forward Buttons
Cons: USB Standard ... Make sure of your port type before buying

The Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical has been wonderful so far. It is easy to use, moves smoothly, has extra shortcut buttons, and overall is great accessory to my computer.

The Install - The IntelliMouse Optical comes standard as USB....

Pros: no roller ball, very fluid tracking
Cons: none

Introduction

Up until recently I had always used the mouse that originally came with my Compaq computer, and it was less than the best—by far!

It has the same problem all standard, roller-ball mice have—the roller ball. This...

Pros: Sleek look, optical technology eliminates maintenance, comfortable, LED lasts 100,000 hours, ambidextrous use
Cons: Has a slight learning curve

Introduction to Optical Technology

I'm sure many people have heard of or own an optical mouse; they are getting very popular in schools and in the workplace because people would often steal the balls from conventional mice. Optical...

Pros: Sleek, lightweight and speedy
Cons: None yet

I've got a mouse, just like the mouse, that married dear old dad........yep, SusiDee finally upgraded to Microsoft IntelliMouse - Optical, on sale at CompUSA for $49.95, quite a bargain if I do say so myself.

What don't I have?
I...