What is dpi mouse?

A DPI (Dots Per Inch) mouse measures the mouse's sensitivity. It essentially tells you how many pixels the cursor will move on your screen for every inch you move the mouse physically.

• Higher DPI: Means the cursor moves further with less physical movement. This is useful for larger monitors or when you need quick, sweeping motions. Higher DPI

• Lower DPI: Requires more physical movement to move the cursor the same distance on the screen. This is often preferred for tasks requiring precise movements, like graphic design or sniping in video games. Lower DPI

• Adjustability: Many gaming mice offer adjustable DPI settings, often with buttons to quickly switch between different sensitivity levels. Adjustability

• How it Works: A mouse uses a sensor (optical or laser) to track movement. The DPI value refers to how many "dots" the mouse can distinguish per inch of movement. How it Works

• Considerations: There is no single "best" DPI. The ideal setting depends on personal preference, the task at hand, and the screen resolution. Some people prefer very high DPI, while others find it makes the cursor too difficult to control. Considerations