Razer Mamba?

[RAFIKI]

Does anyone have the Razer mamba? ( http://store.razerzone.com/store/razerusa/en_US/pd/productID.169418100/categoryId.35208800 ) If so what do you think about it. is it good? Im thinking about getting it but i want to hear what others say about it

 

[PewPewBangBang]

dont have it but have heard its pretty good

 

[eurocracy]

Mamba, Gah! There's better mice out there. Check out the R.A.T. 9 first and the Roccat Kone+ (Because of it's 6000 DPi)
Also check out logitech.

 

[Austin]

I've used the Mamba, and I like it a lot. I haven't used the Kone+, but it looks very nice. From personal experience of the Mamba, I'd say get it. Although, you should look more into the Kone+, it seems to look pretty professional.

 

[PewPewBangBang]

Roccat make great products in general, i mean there are a ton of great mice out there.

If you want total customizability then the R.A.T 9 is for you, its a one of a kind and lets you tune every piece of the mouse to your liking.

Logitechs G9X is very popular also and it felt pretty good in my hand when i used it, but i prefer the larger extended grip. You can change the grips on the G9x and weight.

 

[Ph?bus]

I have the RAT3 (which is similar to the RAT9, but is not customizable), and I find it to be a very nice mouse. I can't imagine it being any more comfortable than it already is. I'd go with that.
Plus the drivers/software are very nice, and easy to use and understand.

 

[pojih]

I love my Logitech mx510!

 

[Ducttape]

I used a Razer Mamba for a while.

Great mouse, instead of listing all it's greatnesses, I'll sum up the few things it's kinda wonky at:


The plug that lets you go from wireless to wired is not too hard to plug in, but unplugging it to return to wireless mode is...not the easiest. You get used to it, but it's definitely funky.

When in wireless mode, it does go into a sort of 'standby' mode if you don't move it for a bit - helps prolong battery life, but you have to move it a little to get it to go again. Not a terrible big deal, but it can happen in game and it takes a little getting used to. I never saw a setting to disable that feature, so you're stuck with it. For all I know, all wireless mice do that.

It has amazing battery life, so you don't have to plug it in very often; if you just place it on the docking/charging cradle at night once in a while it's good to go.


But, just to be clear: Amazing mouse. if it wasn't typically priced over $100 I'd say everyone should get it. As it is, if you can afford it, it's worth it.


edit: in case you're wondering, I got it to use with my laptop, but eventually decided to go to a bluetooth wireless mouse instead (Razer Orochi)

 

[Cpt. Kirk]

I have used one. I did not care for it. It isn't made from the most solid materials. And the buttons by the thumb can break fairly easy. Mine lasted about 4 months. Still actually works, but the buttons didn't. There is better out there for the same money.

 

[Yoyort]

I would say go RAT 9. Same thing as RAT 7 only that the RAT 9 is wireless.

 

[dimkapo]

Razer deathadder!!!! Thats what I have and its amazing

 

[D-Tektive]

i wuv all of this RAT love :]

 

[lolcopter]

im using the razer deathadder and love it good grip glides very easy and inferred lets you adjust to the slightest touch and its across the screen (if you want it that way fully adjustable)