Glorious Model O- Wireless schwarz matt, USB

As mentioned in its review, the Model D- Wireless suffers from significant CPI deviation. Thankfully, this is not the case on the Model O- Wireless, and CPI accuracy is near-perfect. Since the Model O- Wireless shares the same firmware, we have to assume that unlike on the Model D- Wireless, the mounting height of the sensor is closer to meeting specifications. CPI deviation being this low is a good thing since, as laid out in the Model D- Wireless review, CPI adjustment in increments of 10 is in fact not functional as of the latest firmware. In the same vein, the sensor lens isn't loose on the Model O- Wireless, which further underlines my conviction that it was merely a one-off on my sample of the Model D- Wireless. What still applies, however, is the slightly higher wireless motion delay. I've suspected that this could be due to a different antenna, and sure enough, the Model O- Wireless has the same antenna as the Model D- Wireless, but ultimately, this is mere speculation and, more importantly, hardly meaningful, as 0.5 added delay is well below what any human is capable of perceiving. Lastly, LOD adjustment too isn't working on the Model O- Wireless, same as the others.