Apparently some of the best gaming mice aren't staying at the right DPI when moved slowly
Some high-end gaming mice utilizing PixArt sensors like the PAW3395, PAW3950, and PAW3399 may experience a 'DPI downshift' when moved slowly. This feature, designed to prevent cursor jitter, can cause unexpected slower cursor movement than intended. The issue affects various DPI settings, with some sensors showing a 2-5% downshift and the Viper V4 Pro exhibiting an 8-10% downshift.
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