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Wireless gaming mouse with 6 programmable buttons, a wheel for resistance adjustment, and a Razer 5G sensor with a maximum resolution of 16000 DPI.
In Bluetooth mode, it offers up to 450 hours of autonomy, while using it in HyperSpeed Wireless mode gives you up to 285 hours of usage.
Designed with 99.4% tracking accuracy and up to 16,000 DPI, the sensor in this wireless mouse offers the precision and speed you need to stay at the top of the leaderboard.
Designed to provide fast and accurate mouse clicks, the switches have a durability of up to 50 million clicks - ideal for long gaming sessions.
Customize up to 5 DPI stages in Razer Synapse 3 and carry your settings anywhere, so you are always ready to compete regardless of the arena.
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I've had it for about 3 weeks now. I've been looking for a wireless mouse that doesn't break everyone's budget for a while. So after researching, reading reviews, and talking to 2 friends who have it, I can say that it's the best wireless mouse in its category. Great value for money without a second thought, its battery is endless (the first battery after 3 weeks of full operation hasn't even gone halfway). The design is very nice, simple and elegant. If you're looking for RGB and various lights, this mouse doesn't have it. It's comfortable in the hand, its weight is pretty good, not too heavy and not too light. In short, if you're looking for a wireless mouse right now...THIS is the mouse you should get!
After two years of very relaxed use, it started to act up. The main issue is that when you try to drag and drop or select an area in text, it releases the hold while you still have the left button pressed. At best, it takes four attempts to select a paragraph.
Very good mouse with very fast response to the point that I can't tell the difference from a wired mouse. It also has the Razer application which helps a lot in gaming and productivity. Excellent value for money!
Very good mouse, it's just heavy
It makes many disconnections. Once disconnected, in order to reconnect again, you have three possible solutions without being sure which one will work each time. Either you remove and reinsert the battery, or you turn the switch on and off, or you remove and reinsert the adapter from the PC.
Very good mouse for its price. Lightweight and with good grip. The only thing I have noticed is that sometimes it loses its connection for a short period of time, although it is not certain whether it is the mouse or the computer's fault.
Simply good. It is the best mouse for me
Well, purchased for 40 euros .. bluetouth .. usb connection only for 40 euros .. it has very good construction for the price of 40 euros .. very good and immediate response and the battery that comes inside the box is simply top-notch. I've had it for 2 weeks, playing every day, and it hasn't run out yet
I do not recommend better to give something more to get something better, very plastic and its grip is terrible, it slips from the hands, so I had to order grip tapes, which further increased its price. It clearly gets two stars for its battery that lasts quite long.
Guys, it's legit, those who say that the battery doesn't last, it's not true. I've had it for a month and two weeks and I still have the same battery. I had read many comments about the battery and out of anxiety, I bought a pack of four batteries for nothing. The only problem I could mention is that occasionally, when it goes into sleep mode after 5 minutes, it may not reconnect if you move it and it gets stuck. You just have to turn it off and turn it back on and it connects right away. Also, something I noticed is that if you see the mouse not turning on, just take out the battery and put it back in. I had a similar situation where it wouldn't turn on and I put a new battery thinking it was dead, but out of curiosity, I put the one that came with the mouse back in and it still works. Bought it for 42.90.
Just an update after two months, today I will change the first battery
Well, this one has a problem with disconnections which becomes very annoying. Also, its circuit board broke in two years. As a mouse, it is good in the hand and its battery lasts, but it has issues. It's good for 30 euros. It's not worth it for more.
So I got this mouse to run long distances in a game multiple times. The problem is that after 15 minutes, the mouse turns off to save battery and there's no way to disable the setting, making it completely useless to me.
If you don't need it for something like that, I think it's great value for money. As for the battery issue, I don't know how long it lasts because I put it in a drawer for 4 days.
I have had it for about a year. This one has the option to connect it with both USB and Bluetooth (I have connected it with Bluetooth). Sometimes, if I don't use the mouse for 10 to 15 minutes, I have to wait about 15-30 seconds for it to automatically reconnect because it disconnects. It takes 1 AA battery and I have no problem with its battery life. Its weight is moderate and you can easily fit your hand. Overall, for its price, I believe it is one of the best.
It keeps disconnecting me constantly, overall I am not satisfied at all, especially considering how much it costs...
Owner of the Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum (predecessor to the G502 Hero) and the differences are relatively small, especially considering the additional wireless connection with USB & Bluetooth. The connection with both methods is immediate and very easy, while switching from BT to USB is seamless with the switch on the bottom (quite useful if someone wants to work with two different connections simultaneously). If the mouse remains unused for a long time, it goes into standby mode (obviously to save battery) where it takes about 1s to restart. Personally, it hasn't bothered me anywhere. The response is also immediate, even when connected via BT, while its connection is also made immediately without interruptions during use. Also, anyone who thinks about it knows that they are not buying a silent type mouse, without this being negative in any way.
The weight, although a personal matter for everyone, is quite good in my hand. In any case, due to the fact that it operates with an AA battery, obviously it plays a role in its final weight, because each battery has a different weight. Someone with smaller hands may feel it relatively more difficult in feeling and weight, but for someone who is not at all comfortable with smaller mice, it is an excellent choice.
As for its durability, on the 5th day it fell from 1.5 m. on the floor without showing any sign and without affecting its operation. Surely for 2-3 times you will save it but generally it needs (like everything) enough attention. Time will certainly show how much the quality and such good operation will remain. In any case, for its purchase at €50 we are talking about a very good choice for more low-cost mice, from a company that rarely disappoints. Obviously for someone who needs more options, it may be preferable to look at the Logitech G502 Lightspeed, where of course we are talking about almost double the price.
At this price (€50-55) and with the feeling of comfort (especially in larger hands), the ease of connectivity and the quality of its construction, I highly recommend it without reservation.
Sometimes it stops working and comes back after 5 seconds, even with a brand new battery
My own experience started in the summer of '22 when I was looking for a big laptop that would be comfortable to use and the Dell Alienware caught my eye at €80, while the Razer I got for €48.
On the day of purchase, it didn't work for more than an hour, showing no signs of life no matter how I tried to turn it on. I returned it and that was that.
So far, with everyday use and not much gaming, it hasn't disappointed me. The only thing I don't like so far is that I have to change batteries frequently. What I learned from my experience and what I've heard in comments is that it's important to choose a reliable product when making a purchase and to know the return policy, so it's best to buy from a reputable store.
I have had this particular product for 1.5 years and it has a very nice grip, but the problem I faced was that it would disconnect from its adapter on its own. After many attempts, such as removing the batteries or the USB and even restarting the computer, I tried to reconnect it but couldn't. As a result, I could only use it with Bluetooth. Unfortunately, I am disappointed and would have been better off getting a wired mouse
This mouse has been one of the best I've had so far, especially useful because it works with either a wireless receiver of its own or Bluetooth protocol, which is handy in case you lose the USB receiver.
I bought it in 2019 and the following year the right click stopped working. Not good at all, moderate response to movements. It's not worth buying for just one year of use.
It keeps freezing, suddenly stops working and I have to close and reopen it. Mine is comfortable to hold, although a bit heavy. A big disappointment for Razer.
A nice mouse is worth recommending
Very good mouse but a little heavy. Overall very convenient
I have it for 4-5 months. Despite being via Bluetooth and having doubts about Input Latency, the Input Latency is simply non-existent. The Razer never disappoints
It is very light and moves easily, resulting in me losing it in my hand, but this can be convenient for many. Overall, quite satisfied. For those wondering, it has a response time of 3.6 ms with the receiver
Comfortable grip and fatigue-free gaming mouse. Great for FPS games and the extra buttons on the side are handy, without accidentally pressing them because they are relatively high with the thumb rest. However, the tragic thing is that it constantly disconnects when it is idle for a short time and I have to remove and reinsert the battery to reconnect. Sometimes it does it for quite a while, making it unable to connect to the wireless adapter. I don't use it with Bluetooth because it consumes more battery and generally it's not a mouse that you will forget to change batteries.
I got one for myself and one for my father. The mouse I gave him still hasn't shown any problems, but mine stops working at random points, meaning if you're playing LoL or Overwatch it will stop working in the middle of a battle. The lower the battery, the more frequently it happens. I change the battery every time it reaches 20%. Even if you change the battery, the bug doesn't go away. It feels nice in the hand and is comfortable. Great if you have 2 computers and don't want to switch cables.
Almost everything is good except for 2 things. Firstly, after 1.5 years of daily use for 14-16 hours 24/7, the rubber grip that supports the thumb has worn out, resulting in discomfort in the hand. It has holes as if it has been eaten away. Secondly, when you drag the wheel downwards to navigate, it does the opposite 4 out of 10 times. For a branded mouse purchased for 70 euros in November 2020, I did not expect technical problems, especially at that price.
One year in possession. Nothing happened. It works perfectly like a clock. Only needs to charge the battery, nothing else bothers you.
The mouse simply rocks, it sounds perfect, responds immediately and has not presented any problems to me. It also reaches from very far away with the stick that I have and is quite light, the batteries are the heaviest part of the whole construction.
I have had it for 18 months and I am very satisfied with its performance. However, for the past two months, it has been double-clicking every now and then, which is a bit annoying but still tolerable. I will be changing the battery in about 45 days. In terms of ergonomics and responsiveness, it is quite good (not perfect). It's worth adding that it is beautiful.
Very nice but I would prefer to buy a rechargeable one since I have spent a lot of money on batteries
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