The Habu delivers resolution in spades it offers four levels selectable via the small buttons behind the mouse wheel: 400, 800, 1600 or 2000 DPI. Conveniently placed forward and back thumb buttons.The Habu has all the key features I personally look for in a mouse:
I thought I'd disable the blue LEDs straight away, but as a kid who grew up with the movie TRON, the retro blue outline look is growing on me. Fortunately, the Habu seems to have inherited the best traits from its parents: the classic body of the Intellimouse Explorer, with the sophisticated brains of a Razer gaming mouse.
Razer is best known for their freakishly shaped high-end gaming mice, which I've never been a fan of. The Habu is a collaboration between Microsoft and Razer. The Habu is roughly the same size and shape as the classic Intellimouse Explorer, which is one of my all-time favorites. I've never been completely satisfied with this shape, but it was the best of the available options at the time.Ī little research turned up an excellent new alternative: the Microsoft Habu mouse. Both have the same roughly egg-like shape. I currently use the Logitech MX518 mouse at work and the Logitech G5 mouse at home. In light of my this, I decided it was time to change things up on the mouse front. However, my mouse hand has been aching a bit lately. Despite my heavy computer use, I rarely experience hand or wrist pain.
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