Dream Machines DM1 Pro S Mouse, Quick Look

[scolaner]

The Dream Machines DM1 Pro S mouse looks almost identical to the Nixeus Revel. But upon closer inspection, there are key differences. But both sport the PixArt 3360 optical sensor.

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[Highlanderwolf]

I'm currently using 600 of the 8200 CPI offered by my mouse. I don't need a 12k sensor. In fact, I'd wager that very few people do...

 

[scolaner]

I'm currently using 600 of the 8200 CPI offered by my mouse. I don't need a 12k sensor. In fact, I'd wager that very few people do...

I would agree with you. What res is your monitor? 600 cpi is pretty low. (I'm intrigued. )

 

[Virtual_Singularity]

Would much prefer the smooth matte black surface version of the DM1 pro S rather than the glossy version. Not too bad for the price point, same with the Revel.

 

[bit_user]

Hmm... has anyone ever sold a 3-DoF mouse? Think about it: why couldn't they detect in-plane rotation? Sure, it's more work for the hardware, but ASICs are orders of magnitude faster than when optical mice first hit the scene.

Anyway, I'm keeping my trackball. I still use a mouse, at the office. But, ever since I switched to a trackball, at home, I've had no issues with RSI.