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What is the difference between lazer mouses (Razer ones) or a optical mouse. Is it the DPI? 

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Laser is led focused point and optical is a wide point.  You will tend to get more of a smooth go from the laser mouse.  The optical sometimes tends to not know where it wants to read from.  If you had a choice I would go laser.  Just make sure you have a nice surface or mousepad for it.

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I wouldnt recommend a razer mouse i have one specifically the taipan and it has terrible tracking issues u might have better luck with them but i wouldnt give them my money again.

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I wouldnt recommend a razer mouse i have one specifically the taipan and it has terrible tracking issues u might have better luck with them but i wouldnt give them my money again.

I don't like Razer mouses either I was using them as an example for laser mice. My mistake.  ;)

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