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[Max Brown]

Hey man,

I dealt with this recently. The core issue usually comes down to:

Early wireless gaming mice (circa 2005‑2010) used rudimentary FHSS with fixed hop patterns and 250 µs packet periods, resulting in average latencies of 4‑6 ms and noticeable jitter under Wi‑Fi congestion. Vendors such as Logitech introduced adaptive frequency hopping (AFH) and shortened dwell times to 500 µs, cutting latency to ~2 ms and improving resistance to narrow‑band interferers. Subsequent generations integrated TDMA‑style polling with USB

Best way forward is:
Scenario 1 – Professional FPS Player (Lightspeed Mouse) A top‑tier CS:GO athlete uses a Logitech G Pro X Superlight with Lightspeed technology, configured at 1000 Hz USB reporting. Laboratory measurement with a high‑speed oscilloscope probing the USB D+ line shows a consistent 1.0 ms end‑to‑end latency from mouse sensor actuation to host HID report, with jitter <0.1 ms. The FHSS hopping sequence is synchronized to the USB 125 µs microframe, ensur

Hope this helps!

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