Debounce - protection against accidental double clicks. Allows you to prevent the phenomenon when a single press or release of a key leads to a multitude of unexpected actions due to mechanical vibrations and state transitions of a mechanical switch. Software debounce involves processing key readings with a certain time interval and determining the stable state of the key. If the key state remains stable for a certain period, then the reading is considered valid. Optical switches do not require debounce settings, due to the absence of mechanical contacts that register presses.
Motion Sync - synchronization of USB polling with data transmitted by the sensor. This technology synchronizes the speed at which the mouse sends tracking data with the speed at which the PC receives it. This provides reliable and consistent information transmission, which ultimately gives gamers the most consistent and accurate mouse tracking. Negative effect: due to additional synchronization, the delay increases by 0.5-1 ms.
Ripple Control - smoothing. At higher CPI values, the cursor starts to shake. Jitter/ripple describes the erratic movement of the cursor, and this technology smooths the movement to minimize the appearance of jitter. The negative effect is that there is additional signal transmission delay and motion correction, which can negatively affect the accuracy of mouse movements during gaming.
Angle Snapping - corrects mouse movements in X and Y. The mouse or software will detect the direction of your mouse movements and remove any minor movements that deviate from the intended horizontal or vertical line. You may feel that your cursor is somewhat tied to the X or Y axis, which makes it much easier for you to keep a straight line when moving. The negative effect is that the motion correction can negatively affect the accuracy of mouse movements during gaming.
