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    That may be technically true, but what's stopping someone from using the same button on a regular mouse?

    A regular mouse can have a large amount of movement with your elbow and very fine control with your wrist. Your thumb on a trackball may have more range or precision than either, but not both combined.

    My personal experience is that a trackball mouse is a little less accurate when trying to move a large distance precisely. Perhaps I just need more practice.

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    Do you have a button in your regular mouse that enables precision mode?

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      Do you have a button in your regular mouse that enables precision mode?

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      I don't personally have a regular mouse, but most "gamer" mice have a DPI button.

      I have seen several pro gamers use the DPI button on their mouse to rapidly change their precision while playing. I suspect it would take more practice than I'm willing to put in, but they seem to use it to great effect.

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