“What does the 1850 mean? The mouse I have now is 3500. Just curious”

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• It's model number dictates that it's a older less compatible mouse than your 3500!

  Answered by Lightning 5 years ago

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• Model number

  Answered by Customer 6 years ago

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• It means DPI. Essentially the higher the DPI the higher the sensitivity.

  Answered by Cookie 6 years ago

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• As I recall, the 1850 was just the model number of the product.

  Answered by twin 8 years ago

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• Numbers

  Answered by Customer 6 years ago

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