Tim from Tech Olive writes, "For many gamers –even those that don't possess advanced computing skills or knowledge– all think that they understand what DPI is and in all reality, most don't. They end up treating it as a simple number, where a higher DPI number directly equates to a better mouse. While this is mostly the case, the question is: does it justify the cost of buying a high-DPI gaming mouse to replace your trusty and reliable low-DPI daily driver?
During my time as a gaming reviewer, I've had the great pleasure to test and review many high-end gaming mice from several different manufacturers and after each review, I would return to my trusty Logitech MX Revolution which has a DPI rating of only 800."
