Like we mentioned earlier, this method may not give accurate readings so it is better than you look for the manufacturer specifications. For example, if you repeated the process for 6 times, add all the values and divide them by 6.
Now you need to repeat the process 5 or 6 times and record the readings. After you are finished, note the DPI as shown by the site. Now in a straight line, bring the mouse from the starting point to the ending point. Now place the mouse at the starting point and bring it to the starting point on the paper. Navigate to DPI Analyzer website and hover to the Now take out a paper and measure around 2-3 inches and mark it correctly with a market. Now select Pointer options and Uncheck the option Enhance pointer precision. Now click Additional mouse settings present at the top-left side of the screen. Press Windows + S, type “ mouse settings” in the dialogue box and open the application. You will need a ruler, a white paper, and a marker. Furthermore, we will also disable a specific setting in Windows OS which manipulates the CPI/DPI of your mouse so we can get accurate readings. This method will not be accurate so you will have to take averages. If you cannot find the specification online of your mouse model, you can try measuring the DPI/CPI manually. It will probably be in front of the tag resolution. As in the picture above, the CPI for Bloody J95 is 5000 (adjustable). Once the product page is opened, you need to locate the section where all the information is stored. So navigate to your manufacturer’s website and look up your mouse’s model. Checking Mouse Specification – Bloody J95 DPI/CPI needs accurate measurement which may be calculated by you (as in the second method) but it will not be in any way accurate. The most accurate method to check your mouse’s CPI/DPI is to look up its specification and see the metric documented by the manufacturer itself. There are two ways you can essentially measure your mouse’s DPI/CPI. The metric is usually specified in the documentation or specifications of your mouse model. There is no specific application or setting in Windows operating system which allows you to see the exact number on what your mouse’s DPI or CPI. Some manufacturers might choose to measure their mouse using DPI while some might use CPI. Many people confuse both of the metrics but they essentially mean the same thing. 
What is the Difference between DPI and CPI?ĬPI refers to Counts Per Inch and it relates how many virtual pixels the mouse sensor can pick up with the onboard sensor.
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