Razer - Lancehead Tournament Edition Wired Optical Gaming Mouse with Chroma Lighting - Black

I have more than a few gaming mics around but only had one previous Razer mouse and that was the Death Adder (older model). Over the years one of the left macro buttons became worn out and I figured it was time for an upgrade to match my other 3 chroma devices together. I was torn between the Lancehead TE and the Mamba TE. Both have similar features and I really liked the lighting on the Mamba. However, at the Best Buy store they had the Mamba on display. My hand just was not comfortable on the mamba style. So, I bought the lancehead TE and feel I made a great purchase! The movement is oh so smooth. The lighting is bright and beautiful too. And the comfort of this mouse isnt too much different from the Death Adder. My hand fits around it well and its very comfortable. The overall look and feel of the Lancehead TE is great and this will be my mouse for years!

I really wanted to like this mouse. I thought it would replace my G403 and make me want to use Razer products again. Despite using they Razer Synapse software again just to use this mouse (I used to use the DA:Chroma regularly), the mouse was quite responsive and very comfortable to grip. HOWEVER, this mouse is quite hefty despite the advertised 104g weight on the box. Theoretically, the DA:Elite is about the same weight but the weight distribution of that mouse makes it feel light than the implementation on the Lancehead. I could aim quite well but the back of the mouse was pointing my mouse upward whenever I picked and swiped. Lastly, THE SIDE BUTTONS: they are mushy and have quite the pre-travel when actuating them. They remind me of the side buttons of the Zowie EC2-A series only these buttons are slim and quite spongey. Overall, for $80 (wired!) I was expecting maybe something that was more balanced and not as heavy. Too bad :-( I (refunded the mouse shortly after).

Oddly shaped ambidextrous mouse. Rubber side grips are average, they're not bumpy most likely to make them more durable - material is alright, mouse buttons and clicks are all ok - the m1/m2 are decent The shape isn't so great, the right hand side is very uncomfortable on the index/pinky finger and the way the rubber turns to plastic and thins out makes it very awkward. The cable is thin and flexible - the mouse skates glide pretty well.. and the sensor is the 3360 which obviously performs But the weight/and weird shape just make this a mouse I cannot recommend. I didn't like it and I'd find it difficult to find someone who truly prefers this shape over some of the other shapes on the market.. so my professional opinion is to spend your money on something else.

I used the Razer taipan many years ago and this is basically the same shape with better build quality and a top optical sensor the same sensor as the deathadder elite, the shape is odd but it fits my hands very well and I have good aiming and control in fps games. pros decent weight top optical sensor new razer software coming soon with onboard memory very nice lighting if you like that kind of thing cons shape might not work for everyone new software is not available at the time of this review and onboard memory is not usable at this time

This mouse is great for anyone with small hands who likes ambidextrous mice. There's only 2 flaws with this mouse that are just based on personal preference (not meaning that it won't be the right mouse for anyone else). 1. The mouse is kind of on the heavier side than what I normally like. 2. The back part of the mouse where tie width of it is curves inward and gives it an awkward shape. I think razer tried to get too fancy with the design. Keep the ambidextrous design basic for a good overall grip if it didn't curve inward and there was some weight reduction this might be a top mouse! And would definitely be my main.

Pros: * Great mouse for claw grip with my size hands (19cm x 10cm.) * Top sensor. * Light, tactile clicks. * Rubber sides for grip. * Excellent use of RGB, great design. * Side buttons on left and right. Cons: * Shape may not be for everyone, I personally love it. * It gets kinda warm due to the RGB, I assume. It can be turned off. *Braided cable might be a pain for some. It's pretty flexible and you can always use a mouse bungee.

Bought this the day it was announced - glad I did. Amazing fit for someone who claws their mouse or is left handed. The grooves in the side allow you to adjust your grip without losing the mouse. Buttons have great feedback and are extremely responsive. Very vibrant Chroma on this device - much brighter than my Naga. Cord is tangle resistant woven cloth and is nice and long. No complaints.

The only problem is that the mouse was much too fast for the computer, which lagged behind and made the mouse unusable, which is ironic because my previous mouse was too slow for that computer and lagged behind the game on the screen. So I had to return it. I would buy it again if I purchased a top-end gaming computer