What is the DPI of this mouse?
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The mouse is great, but for the middle button.. If you use the middle mouse button alot, its very annoying.. Google Sketchup is difficult with this mouse. The blue led goes up to 1000DPI! This what they say.. I've had not issue with it so far.
1828943
Yes, its a great mouse if you know how to set up the dpi right + config to use the side buttons.
292873
I don't know the DPI but I'm much less accurate with the Evo so the rules out FPS. I generally use it at work to save my wrist for when I come home.
1698236
It's about 2.5 in. x 4.5 in. I was used to smaller mice before this one, and I had no trouble switching. I usually don't touch the mouse with anything other than my fingertips anyway. With a decent wrist rest, you should hardly notice the size at all.
1179012
Hi, these buttons change the current DPI setting. I think it tops out at 1600hz with the lower two at 1200 and 800.
1134510
Answers.com explains that the higher the DPI number is, the faster the pointer should move. I'm still not sure because I can't tell what the actual setting the mouse is using is when I push the button.
1966254
those dimensions you have are for the box it is sent in....Here are actual dimension of mouse......3inches long....2inches wide and 1.25inches high....very small compared to normal size mouse.
1995845
The button under the mousewheel changes the sensitivity of the mouse. You can preset 3 different dpi settings and cycle through them by pressing the button.
1466382
There are actually two buttons which are right below the "dpi" button. It's a little hard to see in the photo but as you hold/grip the mouse (or visualize with the picture) right above where your thumb rests is the "forward" and "back" buttons. They are very slender; and very handy.
1357235
I don't remember, but I do remember sending it back asap. It was really cheap looking and built cheap. I purchased the Anker 8200 dpi, 9 button mouse with 3 adjustments for gaming to just searching. I really enjoy it. I would pass on the steel series-a name doesn't make it good.
211993
I just measured mine: 4.25". Might be the packaging size? Awesome mouse! Just ordered another one for my new laptop.
2252044
No unfortunately not, it's just a regular mouse with good aesthetics. It's got a forward and reverse button on the left side for browsing, and you can adjust the dpi but that's about it.
1274389
Think of it as about the same size of the average Microsoft/Dell mouse you would get with a store-bought desktop computer, with a little bit more height (very little difference). I'd call it midsize, personally.
580880
It's somewhat smaller than most desktop mice, but not as small as many notebook mice. I find it comfortable for full time usage--I have one with my personal laptop, and I have it's twin (a Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse) with my work laptop. (The only external difference between the two is the color and the Bluetooth logo.) For what it's worth, it's about 4" X 2" X 1.4".If your PC doesn't have Bluetooth built-in, you'll have to buy an adaptor separately.
944912
As far as I can see from my paperwork etc., (saved for 5 year warranty): DPI is 1000
2131625
Killawat gave a great explanation. I personally don't use a very high DPI (maybe 1600 at the max) and that is when I'm not gaming and I'm using a very large external monitor (27"). When gaming I use more of 800 - 1200 DPI which for me gives me a decent compromise between quick movements and precise aiming (I mainly do FPS games).
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this is a 'normal' sized mouse. it is larger than the mobile mice like the logitech m525, but slightly smaller than like a g500s