PLN 2031 Orochi Lachesis Rat 5 sensor: native dpi, acceleration

Mad Catz R.A.T.5, Razer Lachesis, CM Storm Inferno, Razer Orochi, Tt eSPORTS BLACK gaming mice have a 4000 DPI Philips PLN 2031 laser sensor with 1000Hz maximum polling rate during gameplay and . Read user reviews about tracking performance, problems, native (default) dpi.
Mad Catz R.A.T.5 has 5600 DPI (We didn't find any information about Native (Default) DPI of this sensor) sensor (laser movement detection technology), 6 programmable buttons, plus two regular buttons, scroll wheel, DPI range from 100 to 5600, 4 Custom DPI Settings, 50G acceleration, speed up to 2.8m/sec, on-the-fly DPI adjustments function. It's fitting very well in medium/big hands. The mouse works with Windows 8, Windows 10 and Linux. Some users reported about double clicking problem.

Philips pln2030 RAT 3 Radon 3K sensor: native dpi, acceleration

Ozone Radon 3K, Mad Catz R.A.T.3 gaming mice have Philips PLN 2030 sensor. It's a 3500dpi laser sensor with adjustable resolution from 100 to 3500 dpi (Ozone Radon 3K), 4 USB report rate presets, 500Hz maximum polling rate.

Mad Catz’ R.A.T. 3 Gaming Mouse: 3 fully-programmable Buttons plus 2 left and right buttons, scroll-wheel, 3500 laser high accuracy sensor with 20G acceleration; by clicking on DPI button you can choose 1 of 4 custom DPI settings from 450 to 3500 range. We didn't find any information about Native (Default) DPI of this sensor, but if you know, write in comment. Their software allows to choose cursor sensitivity, bind buttons and save several gaming profiles. This is a good mouse for someone with small/medium size hands. This mouse works with Windows 8 and Windows 10. Some users reported they wished DPI go down to 400 instead of 450.

Avago ADNS-S2020 optical sensor review (native dpi, acceleration)

Logitech G1, Logitech MX310, Logitech MX510 gaming mice have a 800 dpi optical S2020 sensor< with 10G acceleration.

Logitech MX300 gaming mouse was pupolar within Quake and Counter-Strike players for great accuracy and tracking performance (400 DPI Resolution, 3.91 m/s speed, 125Hz polling rate, possible to overlock to 1000Hz). Logitech MX500 Optical Mouse has 8 programmable buttons, scroll wheel; Interface PS/2, USB. It's fitting very well in small and medium hand. Install special deiver and you can turn off Acceleration and change speed (IPS). 

Logitech MX500 mouse optical sensor features:

Resolution DPI: 400-800
Native DPI (when mouse can reach best performance): 400
CPI increments: -; 2 DPI presets (400/800)
Max tracking speed: -
Frame Rate: 4700
Max Tracking Acceleration: 10G
Max Stable Polling Rate: 125 Hz

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

Razer Abyssus, Deathadder 3.5G s3888 sensor (native dpi, acceleration)

Two Razer gaming mice have optical (not laser) Avago ADNS-s3888 sensor: Abyssus, Deathadder 3.5G. It a 3500dpi infrared gaming sensor with high accuracy and tracking gaming performance. It’s a 30?30 matrix array, 30 pixels for X-axis tracking and 30 pixels for Y-axis tracking.

Razer Abyssus has 3500dpi Razer 3.5G infrared sensor, clickable scroll wheel, 2 toggle switches for sensitivity/polling rate adjustment, three programmable buttons. It has two DPI steps: 1800cpi and 3500cpi. It’s good both for big and medium size hands users, we can say it’s a standard size mouse. It fits for claw and fingertip grip.

Avago ADNS-s8888 gaming sensor datasheet specs:

Resolution DPI: 450-3500
Native DPI (when mouse can reach best performance): 1800
CPI increments: DPI presets: 450/1800/3500

Max tracking speed: 4,15 ms/s, 60-120 IPS
Frame Rate: –
Max Tracking Acceleration: 15G
Max Stable Polling Rate: 125/1000Hz (8/1ms)
Power Supply: –

Razer Deathadder 3G Avago ADNS-s3668 sensor (native dpi, acceleration)

Razer offered four gaming mice models: Deathadder 3G, Boomslang 2007 CE, Diamondback 3G, Salmosa with a 1600 DPI Avago ADNS-s3668 (native dpi – maximum value) sensor. Avago s3668 sensor uses infrared tracking method. Minimum DPI: 450, Maximum DPI: 1800. 1000Hz polling rate provides fast response, what is important for FPS and MMO games.

Razer Diamondback 3G has 1800dpi Razer Infrared sensor, seven programmable buttons and On-The-Fly sensitivity adjustment function. Some users reported it could be fairly hard to click side (macro) buttons.

RAZER Boomslang Collector’s Edition (CE): Infrared 1800 dpi sensor, 5 programmable Buttons and 1 scroll wheel, USB interface, On-The-Fly sensitivity adjustment.

Avago ADNS-s3668 gaming sensor features:

Resolution DPI: 450-1800
Native DPI (when mouse can reach best performance): 1800
CPI increments: –
Max tracking speed: 4,15 ms/s, 60-120 IPS
Frame Rate: –
Max Tracking Acceleration: 15G
Max Stable Polling Rate: 1000Hz (1ms)
Power Supply: –

Microsoft Habu s6018 sensor review (native dpi, acceleration)

Microsoft Habu and Razer Copperhead have a 2000 DPI s6018 laser sensor (modification of the ADNS-6010 sensor). It’s an advanced laser sensor with high accuracy and high resolution tracking performance and fast response time. Razer-Copperhead has 32KB onboard memory to save up to five gaming profiles. Polling rate is 1000Hz. Some users reported that it’s hard to click side buttons without shifting hand, what makes this mouse inconvenient for gamers.

Microsoft Habu has a comfortable shape for different grip types. You can turn off the blue LEDs if you prefer. Some users reported about accidental double-clicks.

Microsoft Habu s6018 gaming sensor features:

DPI: 2000
Native DPI: Default CPI: –
CPI increments: – ; 4 DPI presets (400/800/1600/2000)
Max tracking speed: 45 IPS
Frame Rate: – fps
Max Tracking Acceleration: 20G
Polling Rate: 125/500/1000 Hz