@@mbsfaridi typically not because both mouse skates and screws want to be at the edge of the base and you'd typically not expect consumers to take it apart
@@craigjamroz7585 I liked how my MX Master could handle it. If you scrolled fast the wheel would unlock but going slowly you could use regular steps. I had other problems with it but the scroll wheel is the best I've used.
Have light marks rubbed into my plastic mice / keyboards, so expect anodizing probably would also come off with time. The oxidation might give it an interesting aged look though, depending if you like that
The problem is screw points. The screws can scrape off the layer and create corrosion points. Hey, but this is just speculation, I don't really know. Probably not a problem if you don't disassemble it to change switches, for example.
@GQQ GGQ magnesium doesn't corrode like other metals and give a patina. It creates a white powder that comes off easily and can "worm hole" aka continue to corrode deeper into the material unless dealt with instead of creating a protective coating itself like other metals might when they oxidize
Didn't this guy 'meh' on a Starlight mice? Charge him $100 more dollars, make it come from Razer, make it EVEN more limited, give it to him more than a full year later with some minor generational upgrades on the sensor, and he'll gush over it.
Haven't they always been? I've tried many other mice over the years, but my deathadder from ~2013 is still my favourite in terms of hand shape and component quality. Always a bit confused over the bashing razer often gets, but maybe it's because I've inadvertently skipped the last 10 years of razer mice.
@@bazookatooth I think around 2014 is when the unreliable mice came out. The Mambas, the Nagas, etc. They've definitely been improving since around 2016 though.
Did they put in a scroll wheel that actually works? Because hopefully they fixed it if money doesn't matter, since the £65 quid I paid or mine isn't enough for it to be functional
Magnesium is a metal that in time will evaporate on it own. And it is flammable it is what they make road flares out of. Now other metals rot away but not magnesium it goes to a gaseous state. So the metal part that craps the finish off the magnesium exposes the metal starting the evaporation. Now you can use clear finger nail polish to seal it back up and you should. And if you smoke keep it away from the mouse because that would be a really bad fire that your home fire extinguisher may not put out.
Right there with you. Feels much more accurate. I do tend to quiver ever so slightly and my super light mouse just makes it impossible to be accurate with.
The skeleton body may look good when it's brand new but it will trap dirt and be difficult to clean. Also unless you are in the habit of getting mad and punching your desk or throwing your mouse across the room (in which case you should be working on that instead of playing video games), I don't think durability should be much of a concern...
Durability is always a concern with razer products. Seriously, their stuff works decently but it's a certainty that they'll fail earlier than products made by their competitors. That's coming from somebody that uses a razer keyboard and mouse.
In this review he says " I don't know if there is that many devices that are magnesium alloy that come into contact with disgusting oily hands, it remains to be seen if finger grease will mess this bad boy up " Despite the fact that almost exactly 1 year ago he reviewed the Finalmouse Starlight 12 which is made out of the same material.... Did he forget that he has already used a mouse made out of this stuff? Or did the writers forget? Or both? I'm confused how this slipped through the cracks, considering this Razer mouse was made as a direct competitor to the Finalmouse 12 series.
If wer comparing at price point, the naga V2 pro is cheaper and has more functionality with only a slight drop in sensitivity but you get way more customisation. Granted its probably twice as heavy
You're better off with a g pro for half the price if you want to go top notch with your mouse But to be fair, with 280 bucks you literally can buy your whole peripherals and have a good experience
nah. i would like a $1000 dollar mouse if not a $2000 dollar mouse for my daily work. Since im using it everyday for many hours, i would prefer the best of the best. this 280$ dollar feels like ass to me. only 1k+ or more mouse seems worth it. until i found a perfect $1k+ mouse to daily drive with. im not settling with this trash razer product. (sarcastic)
The huge fucking holes in the back is a big nope for me. Shit'd be pretty annoying in the beginning for sure. And IDK if anyone would actually get used to them. Why didn't they just go with the roccat route where they block the empty parts with a very thin layer of plastic. The marketing name for it was "bionic shell" I think.
Never understood why your mouse must be so lightweight. A bit of weight lets you be more accurate. Just get used to higher DPI settings and you dont need to have its to light as you dont have to move it so much.
A to c cords are still absolutely necessary, until they change all the usb ports to c which I can't see happening anytime soon especially on cheaper computers.
Ok, but hear me out, instead of having 1 LED with 3 customized options for indication, just include 3 LEDS with a specific function. 1 for connection status, one for battery status and one for whatever the other status was.
I still use my logitech g400s mouse that I've had for 8 years now and it still holds up to this day. It's been though it's paces being slammed, thrown, dirty ect. I've never felt the need to upgrade from it as it's perfect for me.
Mice started out lightweight, then we literally started adding weights, now we're back to wanting lightweight, but even lighter. Reminds me of cellphones. In the beginning, big was bad. Then we got the Razr, the LG Chocolate, hooo doggy! Then they decided bigger was better and now we have giant bricks we all carry around, some fold in half because even that isn't big enough. Apparently. Tech preferences are kinda funny over time.
I'd say your sentiment is popular among most casual gamers. Super light mice are more geared towards sweaty ttv streamers, esport athletes and competitive players. I'm only semi sweaty but having so many options that fit my tiny hands is so nice tho though
As long as I never have to use the 5 buck mouse I got from walgreens ever again, I'll be happy. I recently upgraded to a logitech m510, and while it is heavy I'm not a gamer and don't care. I've got huge hands, and it fits them and works great in general.
Review is lacking a lot of important information and testing: -Repairability: How is it to take apart and put back together? -Switches: What kind? If not optical, what brand/model? Are they hot swappable? -Scroll wheel: How's it feel? Optical or mechanical? What encoder? -Are the profiles stored in on-board memory on the device, or just stored in their windows crapware? The entire market has solved wireless responsiveness and reliability and have more than ample polling rates, yet it's all they scream about in their marketing still. Meanwhile, most mousewheel encoders become unusable after 2 years of daily use, and a lot of mouse switches develop issues over that time (especially logitech, who are rumoured to overvolt them to make them wear out faster. see "logitech doubleclick"). I really REALLY hope you guys start doing real testing when "the lab" is ready but honestly, a lot of this could have been tested or looked at during the shoot.
I just got a Logi G305 for 35$. I was using the G302, basically the wired version of this G305. I am happy. For the cost of this[in the video] mouse, I certainly won't be getting anything like it soon. I just can't justify it.
Man i love this thing but ive been burned by razer time and time again in the longevity department. They always seem to go out right when the warranty expires
Are you telling me that Razer have finally released a mini wireless, something people have been asking for since the wired came out, but it's limited edition and uber expensive? No clue why they wouldn't also bring out a standard plastic one for like half the price, people have been asking for that exact mouse. I swear they're actively fucking with us now!
I love my viper ultimate but I’m left handed and all the new mice in the viper line are right handed with the side button placement despite being an “ambidextrous” shape. Pls make them true ambi or make left handed versions
the logitech g305 and the razer orochi are better options lol you can bang them up from hours of fps and when they start double clicking you can literally buy a new one each year theyre around 40-50$
Dang, too bad I hate the viper mini because I don't like small mice and I don't like the viper anyways because it's ambidextrous. I've tried the viper but went to the deathadder instead. Later settled on the mamba which is a little beefier and has a little more of a hump than the deathadder. Personally I really don't find small mice comfortable, and that I don't have as fine of motor control with them.
Does anyone ever swaped microswitches on a mouse and notice some improvements? Can u guys an ltt do a real time test like time of response, clicking pressure and the necessary force to make a switch click
Is it weird that for a new mouse, hotswappable switches is almost make or break? I mean my keyboard can, why not my mouse? If I want a premium product, I should be able to service that product myself, easily. Especially as a tech enthusiast. This kind of gatekeeping is a real turn off.
Its criminal that no other mouse manufacturer has done hot-swap mice switches, I've got a chakram, I love it, but I'd love to see others like Razer or Logitech to implement the push-fit mechanism Asus mice use.
@@HerbaMachina I do believe that more people should be more open to learning how to soldering as it is an incredibly useful skill to have in your arsenal. However, there are also people that cannot solder safely. I am one of those people.
the one thing i hate about my razer mouse (death adder essential) is the scroll wheel is too easy to move. dont know whats different between it and all the other (albeit older) mice ive used, but i play a lot of TTT and mouse 3 was my main callout bind for my 8 years of playing, until this mouse. if i were to use it id also swap weapons and lose my gunfight almost everytime. so not a deal breaker but something to put out there for the 4 people in the world that have things bound to m3 and scrolling might cause issues idk 🤣
Awesome David, and excellent review. Also love the 'Don't Touch OBS Settings' on the back of the Capture Laptop - Want see more messages, or sponsors and probably memes on back of devices, just for the fun of it. So is 'SC' 'Shawn Caldera' or is it Sack Colton? 🤣
i have two magnesium bodied cameras with huge amounts of wear, lot of magnesium showing through. one of which has been that way for more than 10 years. well exposed to outdoor elements. with no real noticeable corrosion. but are the natural elements harsher than sweaty, greasy gamer hands?
Does the Viper Mini not have the side scroll wheel keybind? I know my Basilisk scroll wheel can be pushed to either side with their own respective keybinds. I'd assume the Viper Mini also has this feature, being a mouse that's much newer.
I doubt that this one has it. That tends to be something that they cut to reduce weight. I’m using a naga x and they cut it from mine for the weight difference
Glass skates are super hype, but unfortunately rather than a smooth and buttery experience it shows the flaws in your mouse pad, if it's oily whatsoever or hasn't been cleaned in a week it'll be a terrible experience, imagine flicking over a slightly worn/oily part of mouse pad and feeling your skates decelerating.
yeah, if only their software didnt suck. My Brand new Razer keyboard has been having key issues since 3 months in. Keys falling off. Software slow and crashes. Razer is not what they used to be. Real shame. Their old stuff used to be decent.
Not ambidextrous-able and then there's that premium price. Use of "greatest" should be tempered in reviews -- at least generally to limit hyperbolic BS.
The most impressive feature a mouse can have is not using the skates as screw covers.
is there any cause all mine are covered
@@doomslayerforever2858 cuz you can repair it when it dies, and trust me IT WILL DIE.
I bought a Razor Deathadder 2....it was garbage. Clicks were inconsistent and it felt crap. I returned it.
@@sagames12 He's asking if there are any gaming mice that don't have mouse feet covering the screws.
@@mbsfaridi typically not because both mouse skates and screws want to be at the edge of the base and you'd typically not expect consumers to take it apart
I like the steel-wheel i hope other brands implement it. The plastic ones are such gunk collectors and are impossible to thoroughly clean.
The metal ones just corrode though
@@craigjamroz7585 yeah you get a nice scroll wheel but you’ll also be playing with a mouse the weight of 17 bricks
@@craigjamroz7585 I liked how my MX Master could handle it. If you scrolled fast the wheel would unlock but going slowly you could use regular steps. I had other problems with it but the scroll wheel is the best I've used.
And some of them has rubber.
@@henkheijmen If it's 304 stainless, it should outlast everyone watching this video.
If anything, this makes me wish we could have a controller with a premium high poll rate gyroscope.
Dude, it's crazy to see you in the wild.
@@davinwilliams3130 I’m in LTT comments all the time, though.
@@Neoxon619 his comment section is too full for me to find anyone.
Your forgot to note that it has to be hall sensing joysticks too.
Dualsense are high poll rate gyro, but they stick drift.
Ps5 controllers can be overclocked to 1000hz polling rate on pc
Should have the Lab test the glass feet vs the ptfe feet.
Make it a short
I wouldn't worry about corrosion. the anodizing process creates a protective layer on the alloy.
Have light marks rubbed into my plastic mice / keyboards, so expect anodizing probably would also come off with time. The oxidation might give it an interesting aged look though, depending if you like that
@@gqqggq7127 well, magnesium and aluminium oxides are incredibly hard materials
The problem is screw points. The screws can scrape off the layer and create corrosion points. Hey, but this is just speculation, I don't really know. Probably not a problem if you don't disassemble it to change switches, for example.
@GQQ GGQ magnesium doesn't corrode like other metals and give a patina. It creates a white powder that comes off easily and can "worm hole" aka continue to corrode deeper into the material unless dealt with instead of creating a protective coating itself like other metals might when they oxidize
Anything is better than "soft-touch" plastic. Even rust. However with aluminium body, rust is not issue anyway.
Didn't this guy 'meh' on a Starlight mice? Charge him $100 more dollars, make it come from Razer, make it EVEN more limited, give it to him more than a full year later with some minor generational upgrades on the sensor, and he'll gush over it.
The past couple gens of the Viper and deathadder have been really good. Razer mice are actually top tier these days.
Ageee. I have a v2 pro wireless and it’s the best mouse I’ve owned yet
Haven't they always been? I've tried many other mice over the years, but my deathadder from ~2013 is still my favourite in terms of hand shape and component quality. Always a bit confused over the bashing razer often gets, but maybe it's because I've inadvertently skipped the last 10 years of razer mice.
@@bazookatooththe last 10 years of razer mice die within 2-3 years.
@@bazookatooth I think around 2014 is when the unreliable mice came out. The Mambas, the Nagas, etc. They've definitely been improving since around 2016 though.
@@DankMemes-xq2xm Yea 2013 to 2018 was not a good few years for Razer. Was after when their mice actually started to have some quality to them again.
awesome piece - happy that i was able to place my order today! order arriving between 27th and 31st this month - cant wait for it
Did they put in a scroll wheel that actually works? Because hopefully they fixed it if money doesn't matter, since the £65 quid I paid or mine isn't enough for it to be functional
Yeah its expensive at $280. Only if u can even find one for sale anymore since its a limited run mouse.
Magnesium is a metal that in time will evaporate on it own. And it is flammable it is what they make road flares out of. Now other metals rot away but not magnesium it goes to a gaseous state. So the metal part that craps the finish off the magnesium exposes the metal starting the evaporation. Now you can use clear finger nail polish to seal it back up and you should. And if you smoke keep it away from the mouse because that would be a really bad fire that your home fire extinguisher may not put out.
Well to be fair steel is much less volatile than iron in a typical environment. It's not pure magnesium or a powdered magnesium compound.
smart tracking is actually a big pluus, raw accel is still used a lot for my friends and that helps getting rid of it.
I don' t really like the whole Razer stuff. But they are one of the only one's that actually makes left handed mouses of some decent quality.
Well, pro cameras are made of magnesium aloy, right? Some are even waterproof, I dont think its an issue.
The original Viper Mini has the exact same shape, only 10gr heavier and of course, wired, BUT it's only $25...
Looks awesome, but I prefer a very heavy mouse. I know I'm weird for it, but it is what it is.
Right there with you. Feels much more accurate. I do tend to quiver ever so slightly and my super light mouse just makes it impossible to be accurate with.
He doesn't want to use a hub because of a very small chance of error. But then uses a wireless mouse?
Yeah they are pretty reliable these days
The skeleton body may look good when it's brand new but it will trap dirt and be difficult to clean. Also unless you are in the habit of getting mad and punching your desk or throwing your mouse across the room (in which case you should be working on that instead of playing video games), I don't think durability should be much of a concern...
Durability is always a concern with razer products. Seriously, their stuff works decently but it's a certainty that they'll fail earlier than products made by their competitors. That's coming from somebody that uses a razer keyboard and mouse.
The holes here are probably big enough to toothbrush the inside
Ptfe feet has to be smoother. The glass feet are probably just there as an option because they should last forever.
In this review he says " I don't know if there is that many devices that are magnesium alloy that come into contact with disgusting oily hands, it remains to be seen if finger grease will mess this bad boy up " Despite the fact that almost exactly 1 year ago he reviewed the Finalmouse Starlight 12 which is made out of the same material.... Did he forget that he has already used a mouse made out of this stuff? Or did the writers forget? Or both? I'm confused how this slipped through the cracks, considering this Razer mouse was made as a direct competitor to the Finalmouse 12 series.
If wer comparing at price point, the naga V2 pro is cheaper and has more functionality with only a slight drop in sensitivity but you get way more customisation. Granted its probably twice as heavy
Yeah, good luck getting it at that price. Scalpers.
$1,000 here in the UK atm.
Pricey but for something many of us use for hours a day it seems worth it. Also comes with a nice stash box.
You're better off with a g pro for half the price if you want to go top notch with your mouse
But to be fair, with 280 bucks you literally can buy your whole peripherals and have a good experience
nah. i would like a $1000 dollar mouse if not a $2000 dollar mouse for my daily work. Since im using it everyday for many hours, i would prefer the best of the best. this 280$ dollar feels like ass to me. only 1k+ or more mouse seems worth it. until i found a perfect $1k+ mouse to daily drive with. im not settling with this trash razer product. (sarcastic)
The original Viper Mini has the exact same shape, only 10gr heavier and of course, wired, BUT it's only $25...
The huge fucking holes in the back is a big nope for me. Shit'd be pretty annoying in the beginning for sure. And IDK if anyone would actually get used to them. Why didn't they just go with the roccat route where they block the empty parts with a very thin layer of plastic. The marketing name for it was "bionic shell" I think.
A razer mouse I bought came with an amazing stash tin that I still use for stashing 4 years after I sold the mouse
You mentioned that razor has good cables, all of my razor mice that had cables ended up breaking because of a broken cable
I managed to get one at retail price and then sold it on eBay for $800. Nice deal. Thanks Razer.
proof or it never happened
Will they do this for the non-manlet sized Viper?
David is one of the most engaging presenters. I'm ready for every word he's got to say.
Never understood why your mouse must be so lightweight. A bit of weight lets you be more accurate. Just get used to higher DPI settings and you dont need to have its to light as you dont have to move it so much.
More weight=less accurate
Less weight = easier to move, stop, start, etc. high sens = less accurate. iron rank opinion ^
I hope they make a normal wireless mini, much preferred with a DPI button (incredibly useful macro) and removal batteries (significantly cheaper)
You made i Typo in the Thumbnail. It should say "Mental"
just wait for the non signature edition version its gonna come out
A to c cords are still absolutely necessary, until they change all the usb ports to c which I can't see happening anytime soon especially on cheaper computers.
Ok, but hear me out, instead of having 1 LED with 3 customized options for indication, just include 3 LEDS with a specific function. 1 for connection status, one for battery status and one for whatever the other status was.
I still use my logitech g400s mouse that I've had for 8 years now and it still holds up to this day. It's been though it's paces being slammed, thrown, dirty ect. I've never felt the need to upgrade from it as it's perfect for me.
Dang. My wired Corsair mouse was 35 bucks.
That's s no go for me Razor.
13:34 Razer HQ burst into celebration like NASA just landed first man on the moon.
Mice started out lightweight, then we literally started adding weights, now we're back to wanting lightweight, but even lighter.
Reminds me of cellphones. In the beginning, big was bad. Then we got the Razr, the LG Chocolate, hooo doggy! Then they decided bigger was better and now we have giant bricks we all carry around, some fold in half because even that isn't big enough. Apparently.
Tech preferences are kinda funny over time.
If the price wasn’t stupid high, I’d at least check out a Deathadder shaped one of these.
pretty sure the plastic bottom is to allow the wireless signal to go out but could be wrong. the finalmouse had a plastic bottom too
Do you still need an account to customize your mouse settings? That's what got me to return the last Razer peripheral I bought.
"theres no helping you" hes definitely wearing his sassy pants XD the shade
Love seeing David excited about stuff. Must underrated LTT members.
Why is glass feets not a thing? Probably zero wear and tear right?
It's basically their version of the Finalmouse Starlight.. except it doesn't look half as good.
i was so happy with my pro x superlight and now you had to show me this..
I know a lot of people disagree, but I prefer mice with some weight to them. It would be nice to see new higher end ones that aren't super light
I'd say your sentiment is popular among most casual gamers. Super light mice are more geared towards sweaty ttv streamers, esport athletes and competitive players.
I'm only semi sweaty but having so many options that fit my tiny hands is so nice tho though
As long as I never have to use the 5 buck mouse I got from walgreens ever again, I'll be happy. I recently upgraded to a logitech m510, and while it is heavy I'm not a gamer and don't care. I've got huge hands, and it fits them and works great in general.
Review is lacking a lot of important information and testing:
-Repairability: How is it to take apart and put back together?
-Switches: What kind? If not optical, what brand/model? Are they hot swappable?
-Scroll wheel: How's it feel? Optical or mechanical? What encoder?
-Are the profiles stored in on-board memory on the device, or just stored in their windows crapware?
The entire market has solved wireless responsiveness and reliability and have more than ample polling rates, yet it's all they scream about in their marketing still. Meanwhile, most mousewheel encoders become unusable after 2 years of daily use, and a lot of mouse switches develop issues over that time (especially logitech, who are rumoured to overvolt them to make them wear out faster. see "logitech doubleclick"). I really REALLY hope you guys start doing real testing when "the lab" is ready but honestly, a lot of this could have been tested or looked at during the shoot.
This is not a review mate, it`s just an unboxing and first impressions, they just happen to add some specs every now and then.
its an unboxing and first impressions. Thats what this channel is.
It's a razer - what repairability do you think it has? They build devices to last until the end of the warranty.
Historically ive had issues with razer and using hubs so its not only a latency issue
I just got a Logi G305 for 35$. I was using the G302, basically the wired version of this G305. I am happy. For the cost of this[in the video] mouse, I certainly won't be getting anything like it soon. I just can't justify it.
Fun watching reviews for products that none of us can buy.
Man i love this thing but ive been burned by razer time and time again in the longevity department. They always seem to go out right when the warranty expires
Are you telling me that Razer have finally released a mini wireless, something people have been asking for since the wired came out, but it's limited edition and uber expensive? No clue why they wouldn't also bring out a standard plastic one for like half the price, people have been asking for that exact mouse. I swear they're actively fucking with us now!
Anyone remember the Magnesium phone the Essential PH1?
Overpriced junk, I'm patiently waiting for Logitechs G division to respond.
I love my viper ultimate but I’m left handed and all the new mice in the viper line are right handed with the side button placement despite being an “ambidextrous” shape. Pls make them true ambi or make left handed versions
the logitech g305 and the razer orochi are better options lol you can bang them up from hours of fps and when they start double clicking you can literally buy a new one each year theyre around 40-50$
Knowing Razer quality as of late, the mouse has a lifespan of 367 days.
Dang, too bad I hate the viper mini because I don't like small mice and I don't like the viper anyways because it's ambidextrous. I've tried the viper but went to the deathadder instead. Later settled on the mamba which is a little beefier and has a little more of a hump than the deathadder. Personally I really don't find small mice comfortable, and that I don't have as fine of motor control with them.
When is the test?
Does anyone ever swaped microswitches on a mouse and notice some improvements? Can u guys an ltt do a real time test like time of response, clicking pressure and the necessary force to make a switch click
Yes there are many switches you can buy with different characteristics.
If you are going to bother with magnesium you might as well go with 3D printed titanium considering it is a ultra premium and limited run product.
Want this but for the Naga.
They should have this this with the Death Adder
anything with holes = honeycomb ?
I would have went with helicopter parts instead of premium laptops....
gahd damn this guy is back reviewing mice
Ah yes, the proper material for the most proper paperweight which will die 1 day after warranty ends.
id prefer the signature to be closer to the generic viper mini, so no holes and 60g
Funny how he called the pattern honeycomb-shaped so many times yet not a single one of those holes are honeycomb/hexagon shaped lol
Hey, you have a metal 3D printer now on the lab. You could tottaly print some metal mice.
Is it weird that for a new mouse, hotswappable switches is almost make or break? I mean my keyboard can, why not my mouse? If I want a premium product, I should be able to service that product myself, easily. Especially as a tech enthusiast. This kind of gatekeeping is a real turn off.
2:58 maybe ltt could test that. i would like to see the results. :)
It's not a honey comb. Magnesium alloy doesn't feel premium. The mice looks great though.
0:11 Is there any product that Razer came up with, without that philosophy?
Its criminal that no other mouse manufacturer has done hot-swap mice switches, I've got a chakram, I love it, but I'd love to see others like Razer or Logitech to implement the push-fit mechanism Asus mice use.
it's honestly not that hard to solder new mouse switches into a mouse, they're a really simple beginner electronics project.
@@HerbaMachina I do believe that more people should be more open to learning how to soldering as it is an incredibly useful skill to have in your arsenal. However, there are also people that cannot solder safely. I am one of those people.
"honeycomb shape"
Proceeds to show no honeycomb shape.
the one thing i hate about my razer mouse (death adder essential) is the scroll wheel is too easy to move. dont know whats different between it and all the other (albeit older) mice ive used, but i play a lot of TTT and mouse 3 was my main callout bind for my 8 years of playing, until this mouse. if i were to use it id also swap weapons and lose my gunfight almost everytime.
so not a deal breaker but something to put out there for the 4 people in the world that have things bound to m3 and scrolling might cause issues idk 🤣
Solid presenting. Enjoyed this.
Awesome David, and excellent review. Also love the 'Don't Touch OBS Settings' on the back of the Capture Laptop - Want see more messages, or sponsors and probably memes on back of devices, just for the fun of it. So is 'SC' 'Shawn Caldera' or is it Sack Colton? 🤣
Very cool but the 903 and its successors will continue to be my mouse as its safe for lefties. Wish more mice were ambidextrous.
they need to make a g502 but vertical
what the hell the first sec i see the mouse I can feel my hand already gonna have cramps using it within a few mins...what is up Razer!?
what does 1337 refers to, the torrent website?
“that’s probably a cost saving measure” on the mouse where cost is no object.
but its not a cost saving measure
I probably won't buy another razer laptop, but my deathadder mouse is still pretty amazing.
The deathadder v3 is great
i got an iron claw from corsair for 80 euro and its has18k pulling
Nice thats amazing might get this one and blackwidow keyboard is epic
My current Mamba Elite has more buttons than this, which I use for my MMO, so this mouse is a big nope for me. That price too lol 😅
This isn't marketed to MMO players anyway.
Pro photo cameras do have magnesium alloy bodies and they beaten tough usually, so dont think it wears easly here
i have two magnesium bodied cameras with huge amounts of wear, lot of magnesium showing through. one of which has been that way for more than 10 years. well exposed to outdoor elements. with no real noticeable corrosion. but are the natural elements harsher than sweaty, greasy gamer hands?
Does the Viper Mini not have the side scroll wheel keybind? I know my Basilisk scroll wheel can be pushed to either side with their own respective keybinds. I'd assume the Viper Mini also has this feature, being a mouse that's much newer.
I doubt that this one has it. That tends to be something that they cut to reduce weight. I’m using a naga x and they cut it from mine for the weight difference
Is Razer Naga Trinity a Good Mouse to Buy Today ??
id be more than happy to even have the sticker
Glass skates are super hype, but unfortunately rather than a smooth and buttery experience it shows the flaws in your mouse pad, if it's oily whatsoever or hasn't been cleaned in a week it'll be a terrible experience, imagine flicking over a slightly worn/oily part of mouse pad and feeling your skates decelerating.
how to clean snacks from inside of this $280 piece of plastic?
I'm at my 3rd deathadder. I have huge hands and it's the only comfortable one. By. Far.
I hope it's still protected inside otherwise it will be like my old xtrfy ,Durability life : few month
How can you even survive without USB hubs... These things are pure magic
yeah, if only their software didnt suck.
My Brand new Razer keyboard has been having key issues since 3 months in. Keys falling off. Software slow and crashes. Razer is not what they used to be. Real shame. Their old stuff used to be decent.
Not ambidextrous-able and then there's that premium price. Use of "greatest" should be tempered in reviews -- at least generally to limit hyperbolic BS.