The biggest selling points of this mouse are the 1600dpi and its “in game dpi sensitivity switching.” In absolute simplest laymen’s terms it means there are buttons on the mouse that make the cursor move faster and slower. The higher the DPI, the faster it moves. Having a higher DPI means more information has to be processed so the image processing is increased. In terms of the DPI (Dots Per Inch) it’s double that of any other MX mouse. But in terms of button location and size, it’s the exact same as all the other MX Mice (except the MX310)



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