Have you ever felt a big difference in "aiming feel" between two mice, that you couldn't fully justify w/ just the shape or DPI deviation? THIS might be the reason. You might not be accounting for how the sensor position relative to your wrist differs between the two. But on FMM, you can now convert your sensitivity across games AND mice! findmymouse.com/convert I've explained before that when I got my original world records in 2020/2021 for static aiming, I thought that a lower sensor position on some mice was a big reason for it, as I could have lower-sensitivity micro corrections while maintaining a higher cm/360 for the large arm swipes. I've also explained it before when analyzing Donk's grip here: youtube.com/watch?v=N0YcIAgu… The difference can be MASSIVE. Assuming you grip the GPX2 and ATK F1 Extreme the same way, here's an example (taken straight from the converter) of how large the difference is (check the video!). 3.7@800 dpi in OW2 w/ the F1 feels the same as 3.33@800 dpi on the GPX2 X2 when using your wrist. If you want to maintain a CONSISTENT wrist feel, then you need to adjust the sensitivity around this when changing mice. The cm/360 WILL differ, so your arm sensitivity, which we can consider to be purely "translational", will be different, but I think that most of what we "feel" is actually how the mouse responds to wrist movements when flicking or micro correcting. Let me know what y'all think and if you find this useful! The feature might be a bit complex at first, but hopefully it's understandable. BONUS POINT, I also added a little table that highlights if your given sens in-game at your DPI will incur in pixel skipping, so you can decide to increase DPI at your resolution/sensitivity, which I've also talked about many times before. Stay tuned as I have a ton more cool stuff coming for FMM!