RAZER Black 7 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Optical/Laser 6400 dpi Mamba Elite Ergonomic Wireless Gaming

Pros: The DPI on the fly is great. Huge fan of the macro buttons I only needed a few. The buttons are quite sensitive, and the tracking is accurate. I love the stand too!

Cons: None so far, will update if this thing falls from grace.

Pros: the mamba is an amazing mouse, with many benefits:

-great feel, from the fubber top that your palm rests on to the rubberized grips on the sides
-the dual wired/wireless functionality is great for gaming, and there is no lag at all in the connection
-immediately wakes from sleep
-customizable colors is a plus for being able to match your build

Cons: only a few cons to be made aware of, but not enough to personally remove an egg for:

-initial setup is a bit tedious. the firmware the mouse comes with is terribly old and glitchy, causing the mouse to do all kinds of crazy stuff until you manage to get the new firmware installed via razers website.
-the batter life, which isn't nearly as abysmal as everyone claims, is inferior to that of other less powerful wireless mice i've used (around 10 hours)

Other Thoughts: overall, this seems to be the best mouse ive ever owned. do yourself a favor, and update the drivers / firmware for the mouse when you get it, or things might get pretty rough.

Pros: Replaced my Apple Magic Mouse. I had a Mac for about a year and got tired of not being able to do a lot of things my friends could with their PC's so I built my own gaming rig. This mouse has such a better fit to my hand and better response time. Best choice ever.

Cons: Absolutely nothing.

Pros: A good gaming mouse with really high sensitivity. It is comfortable for my hands which are average sized. I really like that you could change the color of the mouse to whatever you like.

Cons: I do feel like the wireless is not yet ready for gaming. I have had some issues with that. And I have also had some issue from time to time with the mouse movement but after cleaning the bottom of the mouse it works fine.

Pros: macro and programing the buttons is easy. good butten locations. supper slippy mouse pads. glide on almost any surface except sand papper. super responsive lazer. love the fact u can use the usb when bat runs out. nice charging cradle.

Cons: One egg deduct because 2 things that upsets me. Never ever use this mouse if your hans are just a little bit greasy for some reason this happens to all mice with the micro rubber grip that all of them are going to. the oil from any chiken or fslightly oily food will desalves the coating. this dosent hurt the mouses performance but where ur greasy fingures where it will peel the coating.

second thing is when u go to wright the macro to the mouse or enable one of your saved profiles for use its kinda slugesh but if u have it hooked up to the usb its a bit faster. go figure, it anows me because if i have to switch profiles between games I have to wait a bit while before using it. usely its about a minute or so when in wirless mode and about 30 seconds ehwn it hooked up to the usb.

Other Thoughts: over all a great mouse this is the 3 razer product that i own so far verry happy.

Pros: The Mamba is very comfortable and very well built. I have 2000+ hours on BF3 and this mouse is still rocking. Has the ability to be wireless and wired. Razer software works fine and it gives you the ability to have many different profiles (games, browser, lightroom, etc.) easily changed by right clicking the system tray icon. L.E.D colors can be customized if that's your thing. Buttons are perfectly placed and feel very quality. Mouse wheel is the best I have used.

Cons: In wireless mode toddlers can make your mouse disappear! Honestly, the wireless works great but I don't use it much because you can run into battery problems during long gamin sessions (more than 3-4 hours).

Other Thoughts: Every once in awhile, very seldom the mouse does not register when PC comes out of sleep. Unplug, plug back in is all it takes to fix. Has happened maybe 4 times in almost 2 years. I grabbed this mouse right before BF3 launched and was playing BLOPS, my stats skyrocketed right away. The logicrap I had went to the wife.

Pros: Well, Ive used this mouse from 2009-2013 still using it. Ive played around 10,000 games of sc2 on it and likely much more use before the game came out. This mouse is nice for several reasons...

Pros.
This mouse has a great feel, and overall balance. I prefer it to previous mice I have used.


The difference in this mouse and the death adder is significant for someone like me. I use a claw grip. This mouse has two extra grooves in the body of the mouse for added thumb and pinky comfort, which I like for the way I hold my mouse. The pads do wear off and the glue does come undone after maybe 2 years of use. I fixed mine with some glue.



After about 3 year of use, I had to use contact cleaner to resolve the issue with one mouse click registering as two. To fix a mouse, just spray wd40 or contact cleaner on the dip switches inside the housing unit for the mouse.

Cons: I choose to never use wireless. In the 4 years of using this mouse I do not use wireless. I find no need to really use wireless while gaming.

Other Thoughts: some mice have useless buttons, this mouse has just the right amount

Pros: -Perfect weight. It's not too heavy or too light.
-High DPI with on-the-fly profile switches.
-Oooh! Pretty lights! (Can change to any color you want)
-Form factor is nice. Fits my hand well.
-Being able to choose whether to use it wired or wirelessly is a big plus.
-Plenty of programmable buttons.

Cons: -Razer software is a pain, but it's not required for use with this mouse.

Pros: Gorgeous mouse. On pedestal, in wired/wireless mode, with different lighting schemes; she's a beaut to behold. DPI buttons (a first for any mouse I've owned) have been a great addition to internet surfing, gaming, & productivity. Overall, a very responsive device.

Cons: Battery life (in wireless mode) could be better. 3-4 hrs steady use is about right. Unsure if on/off toggle makes a difference in recharging ability. Wired eject switch is in a location that makes it impossible to use without accidently clicking a top button (small annoyance). "Sweaty Palms" tend to show up on the finish with regularity.

Other Thoughts: Hasn't broke. Makes my desk look nice. Weight was also a tad unexpected (lighter than I thought it would be, but makes sense because my old mouse used heavy double AA's).

I bought mine with credit card points and would do so again. The price was the real prohibiting factor for me owning a Mamba for the longest time. If you can get it on sale or at some other discount: I couldn't recommend it more.

Pros: Good response, comfortable fit, has cool lights to play with

Cons: 1st one had a defective right click, I missed the RMA window from newegg so went through razer. They replaced it no problem. What they didn't tell me was that I was getting a used refurbished mouse. When confronted about this I simply got, well it's in the terms and conditions. It had all sorts of scratch marks on bottom indicating previous use. Funny thing now is the more I use it, the more the right click developes the same issue. When depressed, the wheel will rub when scrolled. Also seems to be falling apart, including the glue that holds the side rubber on. Also keep in mind that with excessive use, the teflon mouse feet will be degraded quickly and they're not cheap.

All in all, terrible customer service, and a cheap product for a not so cheap price.