Same topic as
http://aao25.com/forum/anti-cheat-95/a4tech-bloody-mouse-with-reduces-recoil/msg98648/#msg98648I would not recommend you to buy that particular mouse. Its main selling point are the built-in macro functions, which are prohibited to use in this game (and most likely a few other ones).
If you're looking at a good mouse for FPS gaming, you should look at Razer, Sensei or Logitech models. Typically you would choose the mouse which adapt best with the kind of grip you use.
3200 dpi mouse in 2016, my copperhead is 10 years old and has 2000.. people actually buy that mouse cause of the no recoil crap?
"worlds fastest 1ms response time" lol.. my mouse also has 1ms D:
and it costs 50$ kek
Mine tops to 10.000 dpi, but that doesn't mean I use even half the sensibility...pretty much another marketing gimmick. Really, in the end it just need to A) have a properly working sensor and B) be as good as it can reasonably for your grip (which would also require you to see how it adapts to your own hand grip beforehand - pun intended -). And eventually, it shouldn't break apart/wear off in a few months...but that depends on the single mouse model build quality and the amount of use you may or may not put it through.