delight noob check optical a4tech x710 - with crazy fast moves to make my full turn in game (57cm) it doesnt lose tracking = good sensor + crazy low price.
minus is that the in next year or two you need to bought new one cuz probably like all a4techs will die xD

woah delight, you are so long here and still that nooby? optical goes up to 1800 dpi max.

Besides that, 1800 dpi is all a gamer needs, even on higher resolutions.

and about the razer mouse, most people buying those products are rooks who don't understand shit - under more professional players razer is known for cheap quality and a doctor in marketing.

Besides that, My main down is the weight of the mouse, eventhough it doesn't sound like a lot, more weight means 2 things: A - more power needed to accelerate the mouse ( = unprecision in small moves) and B - more power needed to stop the mouse ( = less precise left right movement). Only thing it does + is stable gliding.

edit: omfg delight, next fail.

Polling rate is the polling of the usb port checking for incoming data, means its driver based, not hardware, therefor any mouse can run up to 1000hz, even nonames.

i had x718f. all "chrome" accents fell off ;] i was using 3 different a4techs and 710 was best of them

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All right. But the A4Tech x718F has 2000 DPI and I found its an optical sensor. How is it possible then?

Most like not all a4tech mouse where on the box is written 2000cpi actually have a adns3060 sensor witch support only 800cpi in reality, the higher cpi gears are fake.

Try the logitech G400 if you like the mx-518