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When it comes to input delay of input devices most important thing usually is [[Wikipedia:Keyboard_controller_(computing)|input controllers]] (ASICS/MCU/[[Wikipedia:Embedded_controller|ECs]]), [https://sensor.fyi/mice/ <abbr title="Though modern input devices usually uses overkill sensors nowadays, especially for gaming mouse market. Having said that there are headroom for improvements of course even for the most modern sensors such as high CPI Pixel skipping, spinning out while flicking etc. You can learn more information about these from [#External Links section">External_Links|sensors</abbr>]] and [[Wikipedia:Miniature_snap-action_switch|switches]] including [https://deskthority.net/wiki/Category:Keyboard_switches_by_design switch designs]. Wired and wireless technologies usually doesn't affect that much ([https://kanuan.github.io/DS4WSite/troubleshooting/input-delay-bt/ unless its Bluetooth]); thing that really matter when it comes to this topic is actually "[https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=6162&start=10#p55425 consistency about polling rate]", polling rate fluctuations causes stutters and unstable input device feedbacks. When it comes to wireless technologies "consistency" may be affected by lots of environmental variables etc.