Optical Mouse with Hidden Digital Scale & Stash Compartment

optical laser when you pick your gaming mouse you make sure you pick the right thing optical mice use one or more LEDs to take what are essentially pictures of the surface underneath to track the mouse's movement across the surface this is in stark contrast to the previous generation ball mice which used an actual physical ball that rolled around under the mouse in order to detect movement they have a much broader range of surface compatibility compared to older ball mice and are typically known compared to lasers for having lower dpi sensors usually around 200 to 800 dpi but they can go as high as 4,000 dpi with gaming grade optical mice which some gamers find they prefer to laser my laser is the newer technology and has a few advantages compared to optical number one is that depending on the type of laser it can be used on a much wider variety of surfaces optical mice can only be used