Avago ADNS-3000 sensor: native DPI, acceleration

Avago ADNS-3000 is compact, low power 2000dpi optical sensor for wireless gaming mice. Low Supply voltage: 1.7V, 8-pin dual in-line package, Max tracking speed: 30 IPS, Max Tracking Acceleration: 20G, Lens: ADNS-5110-001, LED: HSDL-4261 or HLMP-EG3E. The sensor is programmed through 4-Wire SPI port. 21X21 Pixel Array Matrix reads X and Y axis to scan surface. It takes 484 read operations to get complete surface image.
Distance from Lens Reference Plane to Tracking Surface (Z): 2.3-2.5 mm

CPI increments: 250

Native DPI: 1250 counts per second

DPI presets: 250, 500, 1000, 1250, 1500, 1750, 2000

Avago ADNS-2700 sensor: native DPI, acceleration

Avago adns-2700 is a 1250dpi compact mouse sensor. It was created to replace mechanical mouse tracking technology. 19X19 Pixel Array Matrix reads X and Y axis to scan completed surface image. Max tracking speed: 30 Inches Per Second (0.76 m/s), Max Tracking Acceleration: 6G, Package: 8-pin DIP, LED: HLMP-EG3E-xxxxx, Lens: ADNS-5100-001. Sensor has One-Time-Programmable (OTP) Memory with ability to change default setting without external driver. Avago adns-2700 supports 3 buttons and 1 scroll wheel.   
Native DPI: 1000 counts per second

DPI presets: 500, 750, 1000, 1250

Power supply: 5.0V

CPI increments: 250

ADNS-2080 mouse sensor: native DPI, acceleration

Avago ADNS-2080 is a 2000dpi low power optical mouse sensor for wireless gaming mice. Resolution: up to 2000cpi, Max tracking speed: 30ips, Max Tracking Acceleration: 20G, Voltage: 2.1-3.3V (one AA battery), Package: Interface: 2-Wire SPI port, 8-pin DIP; Lens: ADNS-5110-001, LED: HSDL-4261 IR LED or HLMP-EG3E-xxxxx Red LED.
It's a 22X22 Pixel Array Matrix. It'd take 484 read operations to form complete surface image. DPI Range: 250-2000 DPI, Native (default) DPI: 1000; CPI increments: 250   

PAN3509 optical sensor: native dpi, acceleration

James Donkey 112 and Sharkoon Shark Force gaming mice have a high-precision optical 1600dpi PAN 3509 sensor. Specs: DPI presets: 600, 1000, 1600 DPI, acceleration 15G, Max. FPS: 4000, polling rate: 125Hz.

James Donkey 112 native (default) dpi: 1600; Polling Rate: 125Hz (8ms response); acceleration 15G, Power Supply: 4.25-5.5V, USB 2.0 connection, Switch Life: 8 millions clicks.
Sharkoon Shark Force: 1600dpi optical sensor comfortable mouse scroll wheel; 6-button (two side buttons), DPI display, lift-off sensitivity is up to 5 mm. Colors: white, green, pink, black. It's very comfortable gaming mouse, which suits for different grip styles. You can change DPI for the applications with 600, 1000, 1600 DPI presets. 

Philips PLN 2033 Imperator Mamba 4G Orochi 2013 sensor: native dpi, acceleration

Gaming mice with a philips a 6400dpi DPI PLN 2033 sensor: Razer Imperator 4G, Mamba 4G, Orochi 2013, R.A.T. 7 Refresh, R.A.T. 9 Refresh, R.A.T.M. This sensor uses doppler-shift technology: it has has two lenses, they track vertical and horizontal movements to obtain pretty damn accuracy, even at max DPI.

Orochi 2013 is a wireless gaming mouse. It suits for both right or left-handed players.

Razer Imperator 4G: speed up to 200 ips, 50G acceleration, 500Hz polling rate, native (default) dpi: 800; on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment function, onboard memory to upload your personal gaming settings. It has 7 programmable buttons. You can move 2 side buttons for better gameplay and comfortability.

Philips PLN2032 Naga Hex Mamba RAT 7 sensor: native dpi, acceleration

Mice with a 5600 dpi Philips Twin Eye PLN2032 sensor: Razer Imperator/Lachesis 3.5G/Mamba/Naga/Hex/Epic/Molten/2012/Spectre/Tron; Mad Catz R.A.T. 7, R.A.T. 9, CM Storm Sentinel/Sentinel Advance, Ozone Radon 5K, Gigabyte M8600/M8600 v2, Aivia Uranium. Philips PLN2032 sensor has 50G Acceleration, max tracking speed: 6 m/s, 8MHz SPI-Interface. Twin-eye technology means that laser sensor reads each axis separately, what allows to obrain high (pinpoint) accuracy. Read user reviews about tracking performance, problems, native (default) dpi.

Mad Catz R.A.T.7: 6400 DPI, DPI range: 25-6400, polling rate: dynamic (up to 1000Hz), acceleration: 50G, tracking speed: up to 6m/sec. We didn't find any information about Native (Default) DPI of this sensor. It has 6 programmable buttons, Length adjusting allows user to use any grip: palm, claw, fingertip grip styles. Custom Weight System allows to obtain the perfect weight for best gameplay.
Mad Catz R.A.T. 9 is a 2.4 GHz wireless gaming mouse. Resolution DPI range: 25-6400, polling rate: up to 1000Hz, connectivity: USB 2.0. Software allows user create powerful macros and set keybindings. The mouse supports side scrolling. It works with Windows 7, 8, 8.1, Windows 10, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later and Linux. Some users reported its hard to remove battery.

Philips Twin Eye PLN2032 sensor doppler-effect technology: it has two lenses.

Razer Naga 2013/2014 pln2034 sensor: native dpi, acceleration

Razer Naga 2013/2014, Mad Catz R.A.T. T.E. gaming mice have a 8200dpi Philips PLN2034 laser sensor. This sensor has two lenses to calculate distance moved. It's very accurate at low and high speeds. This improved sensor (in comparison with Philips PLN 2033) avoids issues with tracking on the z-axis. Read user reviews about tracking performance, problems, native (default) dpi.

Razer Naga 2014: native (default) dpi: 1800, when mouse can reach best performance, polling rate: 1000MHz (1ms response). It has 12 programmable button, scroll wheel, which moves up, down, left and right. Some users reported that desk vibration can cause slight cursor movement when lifting the mouse. It's fitting very well in small/medium/big hands, so we can say it's an universal mouse.
R.A.T. T.E (Tournament Edition) Gaming Mouse: 7 programmable buttons, 8200dpi Laser Dopler Sensor, lift-off Distance: 0.2-1mm; on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment; speed up to 6m/s, 50G acceleration, DPI range: 100-8200, 4 user-definable DPI settings.