Microsoft launches new ergonomic mouse Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse

Microsoft launched the first Microsoft-branded IntelliMouse mouse 23 years ago and then released the Classic IntelliMouse classic version in 2017. The company said that each update will bring additional performance gains, which is a great desktop mouse to provide users with a richer operating experience. For example, the classic version of 2017 brings faster tracking sensors, improved button feel, and the ability to bring the iconic taillight back to Microsoft’s mouse. At the end of last year, Microsoft also launched the ProMite Mouse Pro IntelliMouse, but it was designed specifically for game users, which is slightly different from the one mentioned in this article. Today, Microsoft launches new ergonomic mouse Microsoft Pro IntelliMouse.

Microsoft said, “It has an upgraded tracking sensor to capture everything from the smallest flicks to the largest gestures with greater speed. In a nod to modern gaming, there are subtle design updates inspired by the shadow and gradients that are popular on Xbox accessories. It features improved key actuation, a textured finish and a braided cable to stand up to the most demanding users. Its buttons feel more responsive and are more reliable than ever and are easy to customize in the Windows Mouse and Keyboard Center. You can even customize the color of the taillight to match your mood, your surroundings, or your custom setup.”

Microsoft shares the Pro IntelliMouse specification below.

Interface USB 2.0 full speed compatible
Buttons 5 buttons (3 customizable) including left and rich click and scroll wheel button
Scrolling Vertical scrolling
Mouse report rate 1000 reports per second, user configurable with MKC installed
Tracking technology PixArt PAW3389PRO-MS

Tracking speed: up to 400” (10,160 mm) per second
Compatibility Windows 10 Pro, Windows 10 Home, Windows 10 S/8.1/8/7

Button customization not supported on Windows 10 S
Dimensions 5.20 x 2.72 x 1.68 in (132.00 x 69.00 x 43.00 mm)
Weight 0.31 lbs (0.14 kgs)

Microsoft’s new mouse will soon be available in Canada and the US, and Microsoft said it expects to sell the mouse to Europe and Asia in July.