Razer Mamba Elite Wired Gaming Mouse: 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 9 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches

I switched to this from a lightweight mouse and had a week of adjustment where everything felt slow. Then something clicked, and now the lighter mouse feels twitchy and imprecise by comparison. Your mileage will depend heavily on your grip.The sensor is flawless. Sixteen thousand DPI is far more than any human needs, but the point is that tracking is perfect at every setting, with no acceleration and no spinouts. Mechanical switches give a crisp, defined click that has not gone double clicky on me, which is the failure mode everyone worries about with gaming mice.Fit is on the larger side and

I decided to finally update my aging Logitech gaming mouse. Had 2 Logitech gaming mice and still using the 2and one on my laptop now.This Razer mouse has a much nicer feel overall, it is amazing at how well it responds to your movement.The mouse is a good sized, nicely weighted comfortable feeling in the hand mouse.If you own a Razer chroma keyboard then you already know you need to connect to the internet to use more advanced features.I own a Black Widow keyboard and as soon as I connected the mouse they recognized each other and updated software downloaded and installed dated my reviewing it

I play FPS games (for example, Geometry Dash), and because of this, I needed a quality mouse to play with. I found this mouse and purchased it because I needed a wired mouse for quicker reaction time. And because it was cheaper than the wireless version anyway. I was pleased to find out how well it works. Nothing is perfect, and as expected, this mouse has a couple of setbacks, but overall, it works very well.Pros:Very smooth and reactive. It responds on most surfaces.There were no problems setting up Razer Synapse 3, and it was very easy to customize the RGBThe DPI range is quite impressive.

This was previously Razers top tier mouse. Featuring top of the line everything from sensor to lighting, to being wireless, to having its own stand. The Mamba is what started the trends and was the pinnacle that other mice tried to replicate.However, with this, the second generation, Razer made a dire mistake. They released the Mamba Tournament Edition, trying to cater to hard core gamers, but unfortunately, they chose a laser instead of an optical sensor and it had some performance issues compared to Razers other mice which all used optical sensors and because of this, the mouse got a bad rep

I've been using the Deathadder Elite for awhile now, but I've run through two of them already where they suffer the same problem: Double-clicking and ghost-clicking.Mamba Elite? No double-clicking and no ghost-clicking. Just a simple mouse with sleek RBG you can actually see that actually works with Synapse Chroma. It has a mid-high profile so it fits well in the palm as I tend to hold the mouse towards the back. The cord is braided and lightweight so it doesn't bunch up as easily. It glides across most mousepads with relative ease, but not too much to go flying off your desk.The sides of the

I've always wanted the Mamba Tournament edition because it has an amazing shape and awesome lighting. But unfortunately the laser sensor in it is known to have severe issues such as not being able to track pixel to pixel movements and being very sensitive to dust and other debris.But this past Summer Razer finally gave us the Mamba TE shell and lighting but with the PMW3389 sensor, the same one from the Deathadder Elite.The shape is very similar to the Deathadder, but the hump is not as big and the sides are more straight, so its easier to grip if you have smaller hands like me. I can palm gri

I had a Razer V2 Basilisk until it broke so I decided to upgrade to the Mamba Elite. The Mamba Elite is very light and easier to handle compared to my old V2 and even the more expensive Viper model. You can customize it pretty easily to with the Razer app, my only complaint would be I can't adjust the wheel to be overly stiff like I can the V2 but that only matters if you like that feature. All in all it's a great mouse and worth the few extra bucks.

I have had several Death Adder V2s. They are a great mouse however, this Mamba (wired) is a definite step up. There are many reviews which explain the features of the mouse so I will simply say that there are lots of older reviews of the mouse that complain about flaws which based on my experience have been fixed! The scroll wheel is precise, is not "two stage," The scroll wheel is extremely precise! I love the Chroma lighting and it is very customizable. The Synapse 3 software is very easy to program and the mouse is plug and play! I am a huge Razer fan! One reason for this is that, if you re