Question about Logitech G402 sensivity

[KryssNova]

Hey.
I have some "personal" issue with Logitech G402 that's been bothering me.
Basically I moved on from Logitech G700[Laser Sensor] to G402[Optical Sensor] for FPS games like CSGO and etc....

So what's been bothering me is that G402 at same settings the pointer/cursor moves smaller distance than G700 [both on Desktop and Ingame].
Same settings and everything, so I just been wondering if that is supposed to be the case.
Since it's kind of my first time changing to other mouse for gaming after 3/4 yrs with G700.

Therefore it's been making my muscle memory inconsistent, so what I did was do 360s with mouses and adjusted in-game CSGO sense to move same distances.
But doing that for every game is annoying, while I want to remain at 400 DPI, so changing senses ingame is my only solution.

It feels like G402 1200dpi is comparable to G700 1000 dpi and also G402 DPI can only be set every 80 on G402, kind of annoying [not sure either if it's the way it supposed to be].


Basically questions are:
1# If G402 works correctly and it is just standard occurrence?
2# Does it mean that every sensor have different travel distance?
3# Is there any other way to calibrate different mouses to have same travel distance or something similar?

 

[woll3]

Basically questions are:
1# If G402 works correctly and it is just standard occurrence?
2# Does it mean that every sensor have different travel distance?
3# Is there any other way to calibrate different mouses to have same travel distance or something similar?

1# More so than the G700
2# Even different Units of the same model have a variance in cpi
3# Have Fun with a ruler

Also the G700´s Sensor is positioned much more forward than the 402´s, and it also has fluctuating CPI, essentially causing mouse acceleration.

 

[KryssNova]

Basically questions are:
1# If G402 works correctly and it is just standard occurrence?
2# Does it mean that every sensor have different travel distance?
3# Is there any other way to calibrate different mouses to have same travel distance or something similar?

1# More so than the G700
2# Even different Units of the same model have a variance in cpi
3# Have Fun with a ruler

Also the G700´s Sensor is positioned much more forward than the 402´s, and it also has fluctuating CPI, essentially causing mouse acceleration.

Yep, thanks mate.
That cleared it all out, after your response I gone the ruler method.
Also seems even though my G700 was set at 800 DPI, it's real DPI was around 890-920, maybe even over it.
While mine G402 real DPI while set at 800 is actually around 770 - 810.
So I just then re-adjusted that and it's perfect, G402 feels a lot better than G700.

Thanks for answer.