Razer Mamba Chroma Wireless Gaming Mouse reviews

With a vast amount of customization coupled with the brilliant RGB Chroma lighting, high DPI and the fact that the mosue is wireless, this mouse is hard not to recomend

The only thing that I dislike about the mamba is that it looses connection occasionally and doesn't respond even when connected by wire. Everything else about the mouse is alright, doesn't do anything too impressive. Overall its alright, price is tad bit high.

Great form factor, dock and mouse with optional wired usage! However, it isn't compatible with current Chroma software Synapse 3, so that flushes half the idea of Razer chroma devices down the toilet, if it's your thing. Furthermore, it's definitely no ‘gaming’ mouse. Especially in FPS games, frequent stuttering and jittery play ups occur – small but very noticeable accompanied with an average laser sensor. Also, it caused my PC to boot-loop even after changing bios settings, this seems to be a common issue among users. Unacceptable! I will be contacting support hoping for an exchange :)

Absolutely awesome thank you

100% recommend this mouse. Just got back into pc gaming and picked up this beauty. If your looking for a new mouse with wicked features, ease of use, and amazing lighting applications, grab this. Previously had a steelseries, but this takes the cake. Perfect ergonomics and performance.

I would give the mouse 4 stars if it wouldn't cut out frequently, makes this mouse unreliable at all times. The mouse drains battery pretty fast so you will have to dock or plug it in after 6–7 hrs of play. Don't buy razer stick with logitech, much more reliable.

Had the older version (2012-) Mamba before this one, loving this new chroma setting and its 16000 dpi. Wireless mode is as what they promoted gaming grade with seamless control, however, the battery in wireless mode seems to be far less than 20 hours which is claimed by Razer.