Razer, known for its slick and high-performing computer gaming mice and keyboards, has released the all-new DeathAdder Elite, an exceptionally sensitive mouse that promises to outperform all other gaming mice on the market.

Razer claims that the DeathAdder Elite is currently the best mouse in its class, and will offer players of high-octane eSports and other games a bang for their buck. Razer revealed in the DeathAdder page that the mouse is equipped with an eSports-grade advanced optical sensor that has true 16,000 DPI (Dots Per Inch) and tracks at 450 IPS (Inches Per Second). It can also handle up to 50G acceleration speeds.

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Razer adds that the mouse also has a Resolution Accuracy of 99.4 percent (which, according to CNET, is unheard of). This means that it is highly accurate, allowing gamers to land the pointer where they want it, and allowing for Logitpinpoint accuracy that players of shooting games crave for.

What's more, Razer fitted the DeathAdder Elite with all-new mechanical switches that it co-designed and produced with Omron. These new switches are tweaked for the fastest response times and extended durability: up to 50 million clicks.

The DeathAdder Elite features an ergonomic design, coupled with two rubber side grips so that players will have comfort and control over their gameplay. It also features Chroma lighting, a gaming-grade scroll wheel, and a total of seven programmable buttons. And yes, there are built-in DPI buttons for those who want to customize mouse's sensitivity.

In comparison, The Verge notes that Logitech's G900 maxes out at 12,000 DPI, 300 IPS, and 40G acceleration. CNET reported that, according to Razer's managers, there are other gaming mice that already have a high accuracy at 98 percent, but the new DeathAdder Elite tops that.

Razer's DeathAdder Elite is sold for $70 and will start shipping in October. Pre-orders can be made on Razer's website now.