Microsoft - IntelliMouse Optical 1.1a

Only mouse so far that fit like a glove is the intelli 1.1a but I like 60g and wireless too so I have a DAV3 Pro rn as a compromise,19cm hands. And yes weirdly mx518 is not that big mouse but it fit my hands too.

A Logitech Wingman Gaming mouse but it didn't look like a gaming mouse, for that it would probably be my Razer Boomslang, was good while it lasted...about 4 months and the right mouse button stopped working. That was a common theme with Razer mice for me I stopped buying them after the Copperhead. But for the start of playing Quake I used a Logitech Trackman Marble thumb trackball for years, I used it and mice and I kept going back to it, finally stopped using it around 2002, started having trouble with my thumb. Favorite mice from back then are the Microsoft Intellimouse Optical 1.1 or 1.1a and the Steelseries Kana v2, but the Kana was not the best made mouse, but thankfully relatively cheap at the time around $30. I still have like 8 1.1/1.1a that work. I miss mice that had a side button on both sides, I fingertip grip so I could actually use both easily.

As someone who had 2 copperheads doubeclick and skip around the screen in last then 6 months I concur. I went back to the ms 1.1

As someone who had 2 copperheads doubeclick and skip around the screen in last then 6 months I concur. I went back to the ms 1.1

As someone who had 2 copperheads doubeclick and skip around the screen in last then 6 months I concur. I went back to the ms 1.1

It's a good mouse, but as every mouse it's a preference. I had the ec1 for probably 8-10 years and bought a superlight and tried it for 3 months. I never got used to it. Came from a intellimouse 3.0, then the ec1 gen 1 and all iterations after that. Now I have a glorious model d 2 pro that is basically a clone of the ec1. Loved it from day 1. The logitech is a ambidextrous mouse, it reminded me of the intellimouse 1,0. Buy what you like and what feels best for you. The only thing I could recommend is to buy one with one of the latest sensors

The biggest mouse i know are the BenQ Zowie line or the Microsoft Intellimouse, but even those might be too small in this case

With very large hands too, I’ve found that claw grip benefits me the most. But you might want to try the large EC shapes. Zowie EC1 and all that. But one huge mouse I liked was the Microsoft intellimouse. Massive.

With very large hands too, I’ve found that claw grip benefits me the most. But you might want to try the large EC shapes. Zowie EC1 and all that. But one huge mouse I liked was the Microsoft intellimouse. Massive.

I've been using Microsofts Intellimouse since I started using computers and I probably always will. So that one's the best

MS Intellimouse, July '96 Y'all're noobs 🤣

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.

I had an intellimouse last that long and my first deathadder mouse lasted for a few years. AFter that though the quality of the deathadders declined so noticeably the last one didn't even last a year. Since razor was demanding I use their synapse spyware I decided it was time to move to a new mouse company. I don't like logitech speakers and such but their hero 502 mouse has lasted four years so far. My secondary machines use an almost seven year old g502 but it's double clicking some now.