A4tech Bloody V5, V7, V8 Avago PAW3305dk sensor review (native dpi, acceleration)

A4tech Bloody V7/V8, Bloody V8, Steelseries Kinzu V2 mice have a 3200 dpi PAW/PAN3305 sensor. Lift Distance for this gaming sensor is 2mm. It’s a CMOS image sensor – 30x30 matrix array. It has positive acceleration and a little lag for some mice models.

There’s a modification of this sensor PAW3305DK-H with (0,5f) lens, which increased max speed to 3 m/s.

Other mice models with 3305dk sensor: A4tech Bloody V2, Bloody V3, Bloody V5 / V5M, Bloody V7 / V7M, Bloody V8M, X-718BK, X-748K, Gigabyte M6900, NEWMEN GX1-F, NEWMEN GX2, Roccat Kova[+], Roccat Pyra, Sharkoon Fireglider Optical, Speedlink Prime Z-DW, Steelseries Kana, Steelseries WoW Legendary, Zowie Mico.
SteelSeries WOW Legendary has the 3305 sensor, 16.8 million color with four light modes, 11 programmable buttons, macros function, measures 40mm x 81mm x 115mm, weighs: 115 grams. It works great in Windows 8, 8.1 10 and other versions.

PAW/PAN3305 optical gaming sensor features:

Resolution DPI: 400-3200
Native DPI (when mouse can reach best performance): 1200
CPI increments: – DPI; DPI presets (400/800/1200/1600/2000/2400/2800/3200)
Max tracking speed: 130 IPS
Frame Rate: 3600 fps
Max Tracking Acceleration: 30G
Max Stable Polling Rate: 500Hz (2ms)
Power Supply: 4.5-5.0V
Interface : 4-Wire SPI port
Package: 12-pin DIP