Estimated reading time: 5 minutes Things a lower mouse DPI does to you! It is unarguable that if you want a seamless gaming experience, you need higher DPI so that the mouse cursor moves faster ...

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Lift-off distance (LOD) is how high you can lift your mouse before the sensor stops tracking. For precision work and gaming, ...

This Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 is a fantastic wireless gaming mouse with a 44K DPI sensor, and it's on sale for just $139 ...

The Razer Cobra HyperSpeed is the latest from the company’s excellent Cobra lineup. Impressively lightweight, the Cobra ...

If you are the type of gamer who loves high sensitivity on your mouse, you can aim for a high DPI setting. However, you should remember that if it exceeds 12,000 DPI, that is not ideal for gaming.

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That mouse pad is large enough to hide a Buick. It is absurdly large … or, at least, it seems absurd if you have your mouse DPI set over 1,000.

DPI stands for “dots per inch” and can also be marketed as CPI, “counts per inch” when discussing gaming mouse specs. DPI and CPI refer to the number of counts or captured pixels your ...

A gaming mouse that offers high levels of customizability, whether through programmable buttons, adjustable weight, or DPI settings, enables players to tailor their gamer gear to their specific needs.

A few gaming mouse models also come with dedicated driver software that you can download from the official website and then open that software where you will find a section related to DPI settings.