Customer Ratings & Reviews

Phenomenal!! A staple in my set up, would recommend to.

Great! Never thought I’d like a wireless mouse. But no complaints

Feels great in my hand for gaming and normal use. Great mouse overall.

Does everything you would want it to do. Its the perfect mouse

great mouse, comfortable fit for small or large hands.

Very nice mouse though I'm not a gamer I just like the RGB and the quality of the product.

love it last longer then my old one and when it dose die it charges back up nice and fast

Great product, within what it offers it meets all the characteristics.

Using this bluetooth. Connected no problem, super fast. Feels great.

Insanely smooth motion tracking. Fits hand perfect

I really like this mouse. Ive owned easily over 20 mice and this is def my current favorite.

Great purchase ! The options are endless with this mouse ! Easy to maneuver & enjoy !

Works great, controllable RGB with decent battery.

I love the product it's super nice and works great.

best mouse ever !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Great as the previous gen with awesome changes to the scroll wheel and click feels.

As the title says the price point is egregious especially considering the lack of a dock or the wireless charger attachment the old model and higher tier model have respectively. Otherwise there really isn't a better feeling mouse.

1. The connectivity and interference tolerance is abysmal. Line of sight, no obstructions, even 4 feet is too far away. Why get a wireless mouse when the receiver has to practically be touching for it to work reliably. 2. Inexcusably bad wireless protocol leads to regularly "stuck" button presses, or continued motion when you have stopped; sudden unexpected motions. They could have used any of a myriad OPEN standard protocols, or even half a brain to avoid EVER having a dropped event. At the very least, when connectivity is regained, it should be aware you are not still holding down the button. This is a gaming mouse - a missed or stuck click is going to make you lose. Why would anyone want that? 3. The mouse requires the drivers AND software be running to use the features. If you log out - it goes back to default settings. Ok, a jerk move, but whatever, right? NO. The software uses abouf 6% of one core ALL THE TIME; seems to be written in javascript given the massive ram waste. It is painfully slow. Gamers expect efficiency. Razer's software is the WORST I've used across steelseries, Corsair, and Logitech. 4. Razer has an abscenely restrictive click-through / pass-through EULA that they just made even more draconian and the software demands you accept the EULA to work. Per the EULA, you aren't allowed to disassemble the mouse or the drivers should you want to improve them - or get them working properly on Linux. If you don't accept it - per the EULA, you can't use the mouse. That is disgusting enough for a boycott. 5. They used a label on the bottom that delaminates after about two months of use right around the power button. When this happens, it starts dragging on the mousepad. No, it isn't the protective plastic, and it isn't a fluke - again, happened to two in a row. Don't buy Razer product. They are like dysons. A status symbol that is really actually not very good; but very expensive.

Excellent very responsive. Very happy so far with the product.

Fastest bluetooth mouse I ever used. Enjoying the freedom from corded mouse.