This laser is also capable of tracking movements up to 150 inches per second and can handle 30g's of acceleration. There is an Avago ADNS9800 laser sensor to track all of your movements, and offers a DPI scale of 100 to 8200 DPI in 100 DPI increments. Inside the dimensions of 85mm wide, 120mm long and 45mm in height - CM Storm packs a lot inside of this 140 gram package. The last important bit about the outside of the Havoc is the 1.8 meters of cloth sleeved cabling with a gold plated USB 2.0 connection on the end to connect the mouse to the PC. The four stage DPI indicator lights are found on the left click buttons left edge, but will always be lit with a red LED. The rest of the outside of the mouse offers things like the scroll wheel center hub, the DPI buttons, and the CM Storm logo is illuminated with the option of seven color choices. The Havoc offers eight programmable buttons, but you cannot program the mouse wheels forward and back motions, and this is a right hander's mouse, not ambidextrous in design. The SGM-4002-KLLN1 as CM Storm designates the Havoc comes black with a mix of rubberized coatings and shiny black plastic to mix things up.

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