IntelliMouse Explorer replacement.

[paul878]

I have used the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer since it came out and love it.
My hand does not get tired or hurt after hours of use.

I am looking for a replacement that have an higher DPI.

Logitech mouses are out of the question, while I love their accuracy my hand cramps up and hurt after about 2 hours of usage.

I use the palm grip, the claw grip it too awake and uncomfortable for me.
Can someone recommend an replacement for the IntelliMouse base on their personal experiences please.

 

[Smartazz]

I went from an IntelliMouse Explorer to a Logitech G5 and I still love it. However, if they cause your hand to cramp up, I wouldn't recommend them. What do you principally need your mouse for?

 

[paul878]

I went from an IntelliMouse Explorer to a Logitech G5 and I still love it. However, if they cause your hand to cramp up, I wouldn't recommend them. What do you principally need your mouse for?

Game and internet.
I have try more than one Logitech, they are just not for me.

 

[OptimumSlinky]

How about this?

 

[cmdrdredd]

Maybe a Razer DeathAdder. 3500DPI and probably the best sensor in any mouse currently. No prediction or acceleration issues. Not priced too bad at $50 either. It has a similar shape to the IME 1.1/3.0

 

[Karstein]

DA is definitely a good shout, really similar ergonomically. I only switched back to an IME3.0 really because the DA doesn't work well with my Talent pad.

 

[paul878]

The Microsoft Habu mouse looks very interesting.
Is the DA the same size as the IME3?

Bestbuy don't seems to carry high end mouse and keyboard anymore, anyone know a store in NYC where I can go check things out.

 

[Karstein]

Size comparison here.

 

[cmdrdredd]

The DA is smaller. My local BestBuy had both the IME3.0 and DA in stock. I would think that NYC would as well...

Have you tried checking Microcenter?

 

[oslama]

http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/comfort-mouse-6000

great price and similar design and shape to mie 3/4