I have a SteelSeries Qck mouse pad and a Logitech G400 mouse (set at 3600 DPI). I am a software programmer and there are times that I need the mouse to be precise (like when I'm editing text and need to set my cursor somewhere).
When I make large movements like swiping my mouse across my mouse pad, everything is completely smooth and perfectly fine. BUT...When I need to make very small, tiny movements, I find that sometimes my mouse gets stuck. So then I try to move it even harder, and then I overshoot my target.
Is it normal that doing very small movements is not going to be smooth (like trying to click between 2 certain characters in a text editor)? Would getting new mouse skates help with the small, tiny movements? If not, what would help?
When I make large movements like swiping my mouse across my mouse pad, everything is completely smooth and perfectly fine. BUT...When I need to make very small, tiny movements, I find that sometimes my mouse gets stuck. So then I try to move it even harder, and then I overshoot my target.
Is it normal that doing very small movements is not going to be smooth (like trying to click between 2 certain characters in a text editor)? Would getting new mouse skates help with the small, tiny movements? If not, what would help?
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