The inferno most likely uses the same phillips sensor as the old lachesis and the orochi. It is an older phillips sensor that also shares the same problems with the newer 5600DPI sensor. Check the newegg images of the 4kDPI lachesis and you will find the same piss colored sensor.
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Any other mouse on the planet will have a bobble when you lift up, but they will also return to the general area that the cursor was when you lifted after setting it back down. The twin eye does not return, it drops down and to a side and stays there.
Many gamers including myself prefer to lift and reposition their mouse during gaming. Saying "well there is no reason they should be doing that because we crammed 5600DPI into it" is not an excuse. This is a fatal flaw of the phillips sensor that no other sensor shares, optical or laser. Razer...
Is this true? Psyko claimed that the unit that you tested was damaged and offered to send you guys another headset to test. Why would [H] refuse to review a product a second time given the circumstances?
If it is true then this only makes [H] look bad in my opinion.
I used the same MX518 from 2005->2009 until i purchased a G500.
1. Even without the weights in the G500 is WAY heavier then the MX518, this is a bad thing for me.
2. The sensor location at the tip of the mouse is a pretty lame idea, I never got used to it. It always feels like it has...