Anker Anker 8000 Vs. A4 TECH X-718BK

	Anker 8000	X-718BK
Specification:
No. of Buttons:	9	6
No. of Macro Keys:
No. of Game Profiles:	2
Connection:	USB	USB
Cable length:
Wireless:
Battery Type:
Battery Life:
Colour:	Black	Black
Ambidextrous:	No	No
Coating:
Software:	Yes	Yes
Weights:	8-piece weight tuning	No
Switch:
Feet:
Encoder:
Sensor:
Type:	Laser	Optical
Brand:	Avago
Model:	ADNS-9800
Processor:
Lift off distance:
DPI/CPI:	8200dpi	400-800-1200-1600-3000 DPI
Memory Size:		16K
Max tracking speed:		75 inch/sec
Max acceleration:		30G/sec
Polling Rate:	1000 polling	125-250-500-1000 Hz(1ms)
FPS:	12000
NVIDIA Reflex:
Lighting:
Colour Options:	16 million
Lighting Effect:
Dimensions & Weight:
Dimension (LxWxH):	127 x 79 x 43 mm
Weight (grams):	140g to 160g
Weight w/o cable:
	Also compared to: ZEUS Laser Esport Edition Anker 2000 X-718BK G900 Chaos Spectrum Rival 600 G502 Lightspeed ROG Chakram X Wireless	Also compared to: Deathadder 2013 Anker 8000 Rival 100 G300s DeathAdder Elite G Pro Flick G1 G903 EC1-B G502 Hero MX518 2005 Basilisk Essential CM310 G502 Lightspeed Aorus M4 G305 Lightspeed Wireless

Anker 8000

The Anker 8000 by Anker uses a Laser sensor from Avago, specifically the ADNS-9800, providing a DPI/CPI range of 8200dpi. It uses a USB connection. It weighs in at 140g to 160g grams with the cable, has 8-piece weight tuning weights and is approximately 127 x 79 x 43 mm (LxWxH).

X-718BK

The X-718BK by A4 TECH uses an Optical sensor, providing a DPI/CPI range of 400-800-1200-1600-3000 DPI. This results in a tracking speed of 75 inch/sec, and a maximum acceleration of 30G/sec. It uses a USB connection.