stackyFACTSPeripheral boxes brag about massive sensitivity numbers, implying that higher dots-per-inch makes you infinitely more accurate.
Peripheral boxes brag about massive sensitivity numbers, implying that higher dots-per-inch makes you infinitely more accurate. In reality, cranking a sensor to twenty thousand DPI means that merely breathing near the device will violently hurl your cursor into the corner of the monitor. It is a completely useless metric that serves no purpose other than making navigation feel like attempting surgery during a major earthquake.
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