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or unauthorized access. Except as expressly granted in this Agreement, Music Tribe reserves and shall retain all Most of my computer work I get done with a Logitech Anywhere MX mouse. It's only 3.4 cm in height, and its 9 cm of length are very short compared to "regular" mice, which makes it super easy on my hands. Unfortunately, it's also fairly slow and sluggish compared to gaming mice. While it's fit for everyday PC work, it's definitely not the right choice for when you need speed, super-fast response and dead-on accuracy. Let’s start by stating the obvious: The Model D- isn’t the perfect mouse for trying to run a World of Warcraft raid or fly a plane in the new Microsoft Flight Simulator. Its six-button layout is intended very much for shooters, and it’s in shooters where our testing primarily lies.

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It has a superb sensor with switchable precision (I keep mine set to a constant 1600 DPI) and it has "fair" input latency. Where the Razer Viper series have a latency of around 1.5 ms, probably due to their high sensor rate, the Glorious Model O- was measured at around 3.8 ms. I believe this measurement was taken before the Glorious driver allowed adjusting the sensor rate (or debounce time?), so with the sensor rate maximized (or was it debounce time minimized?) the Model O- should be pretty close to the Razers.