Originally Posted by Skylit 
Crockodile is right, although I still think the Kinzu has a tad too much

I really need to change the sticky tbh. The whole angle snapping debate is really confusing once you have a grasp on how sensors work.

I'll just say this...

All sensors have inherent amounts of angle snapping/prediction/correction/drift control or w/e you wanna call it. A mouse like the G400 has a tad more than a mouse like the Deathadder or 3.0/1.1/WMO which were programed with low amounts. Is it a con? Not really as some people can play perfectly fine and do extremely well with prediction, while if you started off or switched to a prediction free mouse, it feels really weird.

I think it's just an over exaggerated preference factor at this point. I mean, If you were gaming during the mid 2000s and weren't using an Intellimouse or WMO, you've most likely played with "correction" or w/e you wanna call it lol

In a sense, the sensors w/ low prediction are the "flawed sensors". The original Agilent sensors all had a moderate amount.