Microsoft mouse 3.0

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Mouse and Keyboard Center helps you personalize and customize hoe you work on your PC. Details Note: There are multiple files available for this download.

Once you click on the "Download" button, you will be prompted to select the files you need. Instead of the laser sensor that seems to be a universal component of Logitech and Razer's higher-end gaming mice, such as Logitech's G5 and Razer's Copperhead , the IntelliMouse Explorer 3. In mice, FPS essentially means the number of pictures the sensor takes when you move it. The more pictures, the more accurate reading of your movements. Do not confuse FPS with dots per inch DPI , which is the rating laser mice use to determine how sensitive the cursor is to your movement.

Laser mice usually range between and 2, DPI, and many let you set three or more different settings to swap among on the fly. A higher DPI setting will move the cursor a greater distance when you move the mouse. Variable sensitivity could be useful in a shooter when you switch between a sniper rifle and an assault weapon, for instance. You can also set this button to press-and-hold or to toggle the Precision Booster on and off when you want to switch your sensitivity. It's a cool feature, but we don't like that you have to lose one of the five buttons in order to enable it.

We'd rather a dedicated button for speed-switching like on Logitech's mice, but that would likely add to the cost. Another gripe we have is with the two thumb buttons.

They don't have a great tactile response when you press them, and the rear one feels especially mushy. The feeling doesn't really affect the functionality, but we like to feel a bit of resistance when we push a button to let us know that we have indeed pushed it.

This was a problem with the original IntelliMouse Explorer 3. That said, this is still a solid basic mouse, and all but the more hard-core gamers out there will find that it works well for their needs, in-game or otherwise.

Rich Brown. Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer 3. The Good Precision Booster feature lets you customize sensitivity settings; affordable; customization software is easy to use; wider base gives more wrist support.