Razer Mamba.
Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:54 am
I just picked up the Razer Mamba. Its a solid mouse like the Copperhead and not a piece of shit like the Lachesis.
Its an interesting mouse, as you can use it with or without a cord. Its designed well, like most razer products. The mouse works amazingly well in wireless mode, well beyond my expectations. It feels solid and is comfortable.
The reason for bringing this mouse to your attention however, is the location of the sensitivity buttons, which are located to the left of the mouse 1 button. Its blows my mind that razer finally answered my prayers and put these someplace useful AND allows me to map it to whatever I want.
I've now bound these to keys and have access to 6 more functions as I am a keybinding fool. More freedom with my keybinds and more utility out of my mouse is a good thing.
Anyway, at 129 bucks it isn't cheap, but unlike some of the other high end gaming mice, it isn't a piece of crap, so I thought I'd recommend it to anyone interested.
Its an interesting mouse, as you can use it with or without a cord. Its designed well, like most razer products. The mouse works amazingly well in wireless mode, well beyond my expectations. It feels solid and is comfortable.
The reason for bringing this mouse to your attention however, is the location of the sensitivity buttons, which are located to the left of the mouse 1 button. Its blows my mind that razer finally answered my prayers and put these someplace useful AND allows me to map it to whatever I want.
I've now bound these to keys and have access to 6 more functions as I am a keybinding fool. More freedom with my keybinds and more utility out of my mouse is a good thing.
Anyway, at 129 bucks it isn't cheap, but unlike some of the other high end gaming mice, it isn't a piece of crap, so I thought I'd recommend it to anyone interested.