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

I have been using this mouse for a week and i have to say this mouse is one of the best i've used. This mouse is worth for its price tag, and is one of best for gamers and overall every day users. -Has the most amount of RGB ever in a mouse. -Has an ergonomic design overall -has over 9 programmable buttons -easy to use synapse software. -Thin braided cable -amazingly packaged

It's one of the best gaming mouse I've ever had it's big perfectly fit for my large hand and the software synapse it excellent lighting's effect are the best and the most important of all it's a palm grip and good click on all button razer mamba it's one of the best gaming mouse ever.

Really like the mouse. Fits well with my hand and i do have to admit that i like the lighting style. Got it added to my razer synapse and synced with my keyboard

Great mouse for professional gaming

I havegone through about 4 Deathadders due to its size and comfortable grip for all styles. I usually have a hybrid style between palm and claw, with palm being the preferred way and till now only the Deathadder was truly comfortable. I took a chance on this one as the dimensions were pretty similar and was not disappointed. It is very similar with just very subtle variations to a DA. The rubberized texture on the sides is nice and overall sculpting of the mouse feels quite ergonomic, especially for palm grip. Battery life is okay as well, get around a week or so on a charge. While wireless, its based on a 2.4Ghz and not Bluetooth. So you will need a USB link available for it to work, though they have storage space for the dongle which is a nice touch. Synapse software is still not great, but I dont really need to use it beyond setting up lighting. Another thing that is very annoying is that the port for charging is micro USB and doesn't work with most 3rd party cables (the port access is such that only Razer's or a very very slim cable is usable - I have only found 1 micro usb cable outside of Razer's own that could be used for charging). That is a pretty poor in terms of design in my opinion. It will not work with a dock as well. Otherwise, an excellent mouse and would recommend.

Trust me guys this is not fake. I did a lengthy check on the box mouse and all the papers given and it looks legit. You might hear a shaking noise but that is just the on and off button shaking. The synapse quickly recognises the mouse and the chroma effect works . What a bargain

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Bought for my son, who is still using it, and loves it!

Meilleure souris du monde!

Il migliore dei Razer, sebbene un po' troppo costoso. Ottimi DPI e colori fantastici.

So far, this mouse has worked amazingly well since I've purchased it. I have noticed a couple times when holding down left click it will 'skip' and seem to forget it was held down but its only happened twice within the same 30-minute span and hasn't happened since. Overall, its comfortable, reacts well, and works as intended. Edit: Nov 3-2024 Sadly, after just under five months of owning this mouse that I have enjoyed very much. I have already begun to have issues with the left click double clicking/skipping constantly now and being nearly entirely unable to highlight text. It is very upsetting to me as this has been a very enjoyable mouse to own, as have my last Mamba Wireless Mouses been, but this one has just worn down very quickly. Maybe it's just a onetime issue with this unit, maybe it's just something with this version of the Mamba Mouses, all I know is it appears I will be having to find another mouse to buy once again.

Purchased this for my daughter. She loves it. The functionality is spot on she tells me and extra functions are perfect for gaming and looking great with the chroma lights.

The common complaint with this mouse is a tendency to fade in and out frequently, which is especially frustrating during games, and then, having difficulty getting the mouse to reconnect without unplugging the device and plugging it back in. I experienced that for the first month of use, and I was about ready to send the Hyperflux back when I noticed that the rear of the mouse pad specifies 5v ~ 900mA, which I discovered was more than my KVMP switch or motherboard USB could supply. Routing my peripherals through a powered usb hub fixed the issue entirely, with not one instance of a connectivity issue since switching over - a record of about 3 months. Check your motherboard's usb specifications, and even if it claims to supply 1.0A, recognize that that might be shared across the devices on a single USB controller... Buying a separate powered hub is probably a good idea. Pros: -As advertised, the Hyperflux mouse is very lightweight. Comment on that at end.. -Grippy sides feel very comfortable using palm grip style. -My rigorous field tests indicate that the mouse pad is spill proof, and easy to clean. The whole mouse pad appears to be sealed, except for the USB port. -Soft side of mouse pad is to die for. -The cable is very flexible, easy to route around corners, and has a distinct texture. It's nice to be able to figure out which cable is which at the cluttered USB hub. Cons: -I miss how the Mamba 2012 curves inward toward the bottom / underneath the mouse, as it has a more secure feel when lifting; but the reality is that the HyperFlux weighs so little that it's not necessary. Just a mental thing, transitioning from a heavier mouse. -Mamba 2012 had a visual indicator for currently selected sensitivity step, Hyperflux does not. If the Razer app doesn't have foreground permissions (like when most games are running fullscreen), you can't tell which step you're on if you bump it. -DPI is so high that setting good / sensible sensitivity levels is difficult. Set limit of 5 sensitivity levels is somewhat frustrating. Comment on that below.. Additional Comments: -With the weight, it feels noticeably more responsive than the Mamba 2012 which it is replacing. I never thought that taking 40g (30%) of the weight off would make such a difference. In fast pasted FPS games, I've noticed that I tend not to overshoot targets anymore. -On the DPI / sensitivity level topic: I play some older RTS games from the early 2000's which don't have sensitivity adjustments, so I need a 400 dpi setting at the lowest, plus a few others so they feel better with modern monitor resolutions. That leaves 1 or 2 levels for the entire medium-high range of DPI, which again, some games can be adjusted that broadly, and some can't - even newer ones.