Razer Taipan sensor s9818, s9819 review (native dpi, acceleration, polling rate)

Razer Taipan Ambidextrous USB gaming mouse uses a 4G dual sensor system (s9818, and now new improved S9819 sensor). Laser and optical sensors (Dual system), one hole in the bottom of the mouse, but looks like 2 lenses. The dual-sensor array calibrates surface, laser sensor provides great accuracy, oprical sensor acceleration, dpi and dpi increments. In conjunction with onboard 32 bit ARM processor, which computing all measurements at very fast rate, every movement of your hand, every button function action delivered instantly.

Razer TaipanХs ambidextrous form suits a wide variety of grip styles and hand sizes: left and right-handed players, palm, claw and finger grip style. Razer Synapse configuration software allows you to save all personal settings: sensitivity, lift-off, keybinds of 9 programmable hyperesponse buttons, macros, Lighting (wheel and logo glow) to the cloud, update drivers and firmware. Save unlimited profiles, configurations for various games and programs.

You can calibrate surface to set optimal LIFTOFF RANGE for Razer or non-Razer mouse mat.
s9819 sensor features:

DPI: 100-8200
Native (Default) DPI: 1600-1800
DPI increments: 100
Max tracking speed: 200 IPS
Max Frame Rate: 6400 fps
Max Tracking Acceleration: 50G
Max Stable Polling Rate: 125Hz (8ms), 500Hz (2ms) and 1000Hz (1ms). Recommended: 500-1000Hz