Microsoft launched IntelliMouse series mouse at the early stage of the development of optical mouse. At that time, the refresh rate of the optical engine was only 1500FPS, which was completely unable to meet the demand of competitive games. A low refresh rate would lead to frame loss. Logitech also tried to use double bald heads to make up for the lack of refresh rate. With the launch of IE3.0 Silver Shark, IO1.1 Red Shark and Wheel Optical 1.0 equipped with IntelliEye engine, the refresh rate was raised to 6000FPS at one stroke, which also solved the problem of frame loss. Although these mice are designed as office mice, their excellent performance makes them a classic. Recently, Microsoft plans to launch a new version of IntelliMouse with minor changes based on the IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0 prototype, and name it Classic IntelliMouse.

At present, this mouse named Microsoft Classic IntelliMouse has appeared on the surface accessories page of Microsoft's official website in the United States. The page said that this mouse is about to be launched, and the price is 39.99 dollars, equivalent to about 264 yuan, which is more affordable than the original IE3.0.

In terms of performance, Microsoft has adopted a higher precision engine, and the DPI range has been improved to 3200, which can also be used normally for high screen splitting. You should know that the original version of IE3.0 only has 400DPI, and the later upgraded version only has 450DPI. In terms of appearance, Microsoft said that it had adjusted the ergonomics, but the overall appearance basically continued the old IE3.0 style, but there were some adjustments in details. The red tail lamp, the landmark of the tail, changed to the bottom, and the color also changed from red to white.

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