Tool for professionals. Because I am not a gamer, I cannot evaluate its use in games but only its professional use. I mainly work with CAD applications and it is very good. Comfortable and ergonomic during long hours of use. It is worth its money.

I would say it is quite high quality for its price, with a nice feel on the keys, without being bothersome and with good grip. You also have the ability to change the LED color through software. Now, as for the aesthetic aspect, the Black with Gray color didn't impress me as much as I would have expected, and the main reason I chose it in this color was to match nicely with the Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600 that I wanted for work. The truth is, I expected it to fade more beautifully, and I believe that white would be more beautiful, plus it brings back nice memories of its predecessor (see Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0) that I once had. What a beautiful and reliable mouse it was indeed. I plan to buy it in white as well, to match it with a white keyboard for a Retro PC that I intend to build.

I have been using this mouse, Intellimouse Explorer 3.0, for at least a decade. The "classic intellimouse" version broke quickly and I didn't buy it again, until I discovered this one.

It works perfectly on Linux and there is the option to change DPI and LED color through the intellimouse-ctl application, where you can also adjust the polling rate and lift-off distance.

I am very satisfied with this model and I believe it is a worthy successor to the IE3. From the months I have been using it and the overall feeling it gives to the hand, it seems like it will be durable as well.

Quite honest. I bought it to replace the mx master 3. It's noisy but personally I like that. As for its size, it's quite big. And yes, obviously I didn't measure my palm to buy it, but I went with my gut :). I wouldn't recommend it for women under 1.90cm and for men under 1.80cm. Personally, I'm 1.86 in height and my palm barely reaches to use it without any problem.

One of the best ever. If it had DPI change buttons and a slightly quieter "click" it would be perfect. I would also get it in wireless.
Pleasant surprises: The scroll wheel quality and the user-friendly software.

I have big hands, the mouse fits perfectly. Accurate. It also looks and feels high-quality. If someone doesn't want a wireless one and has big hands, I highly recommend it.

Good and large mouse. Restful after many hours of use. A bit noisy in clicks, but that's not a reason not to get it. After all, the quality of Microsoft is so good that you forget when you bought them.

I didn't like it, even though it's an excellent mouse, because it is TOO HEAVY and TOO BULKY. We're talking about basketball player hands, not normal palms. I don't know, maybe I'm used to the much smaller ones from Microsoft, but this one is really bulky.

After many attempts, the ANETO MOUSE for CAD was found! I have taken off 2 more INTELLIMOUSE since 2008(!), after endless hours of use. After trying 5 mice of all categories in the last semester (4 wireless and one wired), I finally found what I was looking for. I tried ergonomic, gaming, simple, small, large, but none suited me like the Microsoft one. I got it for office use and I have a relatively large palm. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants an economical, comfortable, large-sized, and responsive mouse.

After a long time of use, I can say that it is a worthy replacement for the old model. The only negative is that the material has worn out a bit on the side where the thumb touches. Otherwise, it is value for money.