Razer Mamba Elite - Reviews
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11.10.2019
This is the latest addition to the Razer Mamba mouse family. It is a refresh of the Mamba Tournament Edition, which received lots of criticism for the laser sensor. The new Mamba has an improved sensor, it uses the 5G optical sensor at upto 16,000DPI, which feels great and has minimal lag and tracks the mouse pad surface very well. It also works on glass and various other surfaces and the mouse glides along very well.The mouse also has a tilting scroll wheel that acts as 2 extra macro buttons that can be programmed to any function, aswell as 2 buttons on the side. This mouse also features hypershift technology so you can map an extra set of macros from a click of one button on the mouse,
19.8.2018
The Razer Mamba Elite is a gaming mouse with plenty of convenient buttons and some great RGB LED decoration. It’s lightweight, has very sensitive optics and connects to your PC via USB. The packaging is both appealing and economic, and 100% recyclable.At time of writing I couldn’t get it to work with MacOS despite installing Razor Synapse - the mouse wasn’t detected., I later noticed that the packaging stated that it is for Windows 7 64 bit or higher (no mention of MacOS at all), so I’d tread carefully if purchasing for Mac. It turns out that you need Synapse 3.0 and the latest MacOS version is 1.10.83.As a gaming mouse its pretty good with all the features you’d expect from a Razor.
4.11.2018
Overall, if you're looking at this mouse, you know what you want: Something with variable levels of sensitivity and several programmable buttons. This fits the bill.It, however, has a couple of downsides.To start with, my mouse didn't work perfectly 'out of the box'. The scroll function didn't work correctly, and if I 'clicked' the mouse wheel, the device would just scroll endlessly and rapidly to the end of the document I was on. It took me a while to sort this out, via a lot of googling and installing of drivers etc. Your mileage may varySecondly, I'm not a big fan of how the sensitivity is displayed. I like to see what sensitivity level my mouse is currently on,
7.10.2018
This latest version of the Mamba has extended battery life, which means less need to carry the charger with you. I do like that this mouse can also be used seamlessly in wired mode as well. There are plenty programmable buttons and features. This includes a variety of light displays. You can save different setups for different software if you so desire.The adjustable click force is an interesting feature, but I am yet to be convinced that it has any significant effect on game performance. It is certainly not a feature that I have ever thought that I would need in a mouse.Razer boasts the best sensitivity on the market, but again, do you really need this?The Mamba is a great mouse,
10.11.2018
I love this mouse. Sometimes the image and the hype are lived up to by a product, not often mind, but when something does it's extremely satisfying. Before ordering this mouse I gorged on the graphics and the video and the colours and just wanted to get going and immerse myself into the neon world of mousey wonderfulness. I was really, really hoping that it wasn't a dud...It wasn't! This is a fabulous mouse in every way. It does look brilliant. It fits in the hand just right. It reacts quickly, with no latency that I could detect and it last ages on a charge- 50 hours is claimed- I haven't timed this but I would say this is accurate.
30.11.2018
I have used Razer mice for some time and always found them reasonably comfortable apart from the tendency to rsi - perhaps I should play less.So far this does seem more comfortable, I can move the pad and mouse around more and therefore change wrist positionThere does seem to be a touch of lag with wifi, but this is to be expected, the bonus of less discomfort and no battles with a recalcitrant cable offset for my type of gaming - rpg and strategy where speed of response is more forgivingBattery life not quite what the makers claim but acceptableYou do have to open an account with razer to register and get updates, don't know why but hardly a hardshipComplex software for a mouse,
4.10.2018
What a stunning mouse. Until this I had been using a G703 but this has now replaced that.The mouse is well made up to usual Razer standards and the fit in hand is one of the best I have tried.It can be wired or wireless with the included usb cable and wifi receiver. I plug in when doing desktop work to charge it and its a simple case of removing the receiver from the cable that you will keep on your desktop close to the mouse. Battery life is ace though.The switches are lovely with a great actuation point and the sensor is an optical one so no angle snapping or smoothing to corrupt your aim.Theres onboard storage to remember your settings but using the synapse software form Razer allows customisation of the RGB lighting,
7.8.2018
I am loving this mouse so far.It looks nice and feels very comfortable in hand. The cord is very long also and does not pull on the mouse.To get the best out of this mouse you do however have to download the extra software from the website to be able to fully configure the buttons and the chroma lights.I have to admit I have so far spent far longer so far setting up the pretty lights than the actual functional buttons. getting the right combination of flashing lights is obviously far more important than making clicks do what you want them to do......You can also set up a double functions for buttons by combining with a hotkey to flip to the alternative functions.The clicks feel solid and
7.8.2018
This is no half-baked piece of kit, this gaming mouse aims to deliver excellent precision in a highly usable - and attractive package.To be honest, I am no fan of colourful LED lighting, I just want accuracy, thankfully this delivers both.The sensor is high quality, 16,000 DPI is immense, and the 9 programmable buttons feel equally good.I love the mechanical scroll wheel too, it feels really good and it's easy to be accurate - no miss selections using this.The actual hand placement is good too, this feels very ergonomic, another plus.The programmable chroma lighting is what it is. I don't need it in my life, others love it. I pretty much left it on default,
24.4.2020
This is getting some serious use just now on our house. It did beforehand but now with son at home and husband too the computer is being used for games, work and everything else so this mouse has had a hard time.What’s the best thing about it... you can charge it whilst still using it and that is a big major factor with it being used by all family members.It’s non wired so ease of using so much easier than a wired one especially more so whilst gaming. Son thinks it’s the most responsive mouse we’ve had. This has been used for months now and more so now and still as responsive, charging easy and life time well it just keeps going.
29.10.2018
At this point in time it honestly feels a little pointless writing some aspects of reviews for Razer mice. The fact is, they consistently produce top quality, highly functional mice for both gamers and regular users. This mouse has exactly the same super-smooth gliding and tracking that you would expect from any mouse made by them. The provided cable allows you to use the mouse wired, as well as charging the mouse for wireless use. It is comfortable to use in the hand, and I like the grips on the side. Some people might complain about the lack of extra buttons and functions compared to some mice, but I personally prefer my mouse not to be too cluttered.
11.6.2019
I usually link my 50" TV to the PC for watching stuff, but never for gaming because there's always a lag especially with shooting games. However, all I had to do was raise the mouse speed and voila! The lag was gone! So basically, if you have a projector that lags, this mouse is the solution if you're into shooting games, or basically anything you move with the mouse. Racing and football games still lag on my TV.The only downside I can think of is the noise the mouse makes, but that's just because I got used to silent mice. Maybe the battery life? I don't care personally because it's both wired and wireless.Great mouse, well worth the price.
1.9.2019
... there are a few known bugs with the sensor. There are plenty of 16,000 DPI mice on the market but what set this aside for me that wasnt the pretty RGB (although a big plus) was the ergonomics, from the shape of the body to the position of the side buttons. To be honest I rarely use any DPI beyond 3000 but its a nice feature and good to know it is there if I need it. However, there is one known issue with the sensor where the cursor will jump a varying distance as the mouse is lifted above the surface. I think this is one of the best mice out there but aside from the sensor issue, I would have said this is the best mouse, full stop.
22.8.2019
After using a razer death adder for the better part of 4 years I though it was time for an upgrade, but I didn't want to move too far form what I was comfortable with. That's where this came in. The shape is very similar to a death adder but it has the palm hump shrunk down a little which for me makes the mouse much much more comfortable.The battery lasts for maybe around a week on full charge for my daily sometimes constant use.The only problem I have is the dock for the cable and wireless receiver is a little light and often gets pulled off the desk by the weight of the cable.Over all this is a great mouse.
2.10.2018
This is a pretty expensive mouse, to be honest, at this point it's probably worth more than my PC.Anyway, it is a good mouse, it's got a good weight, the buttons and the wheel has a good response. It's ergonomically nice too.The set up is easy, it's plug and play, plus it seems like I can use it alongside my older, less fancy mouse, which is nice.It's a little over the top, with the LEDs and so on, but it's designed well enough for what gamers seem to be interested in.It makes a lot of claims for performance. It seems fine, though can't confirm those. It is an improvement on my old mouse though.