Category: Gaming Mice

Yes — a heavy mouse can affect aim accuracy, especially for fast flicks, quick stops, and long sessions. It does not make good aim impossible, but…

Yes — 8000Hz polling rate does affect input lag, but only by a small amount. A 1000Hz mouse reports its position every 1ms, while an 8000Hz…

Quick answer Yes, 8000Hz polling can make your aim feel slightly smoother and more consistent, but it does not magically make your aim accurate. A 1000Hz…

The Short Answer Replace your PTFE mouse skates when you can see or feel the wear: deep scratches in the feet, a shiny ring where the…

The Short Answer High DPI has slightly lower input lag — as long as your effective sensitivity (eDPI) stays the same. When you raise your mouse…

The Short Answer Yes, 8000Hz polling can cause CPU stuttering — on the right (or rather, wrong) system. An 8000Hz mouse reports its position 8,000 times…

The Short Answer A floaty mouse is almost never a broken mouse. In most cases, your aim feels sluggish because a setting somewhere between your hand…

Yes, mouse DPI does affect input lag — but only slightly, and probably not in the way you expect. At the same effective sensitivity, a higher…

A dots-per-second indicator, often known asDPI, is used in computer mice. It is used to test the sensitivity of your mouse and to modify the speed…