Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best Quality mouse I’ve had, feels great on hand 0 issues since used

When unplugged from the computer it still lights up as if connected to the computer making bright light during night with is a bit annoying and its hard to figure out how to connect it wireless but overall pretty good mouse its easy to click very fast using it and has everything needed for the mouse.

This was a gift and they really enjoyed it. Had a razer v2 viper before.

It is a very good product and has great features..

Why do I need to type an essay for this to let me review it jeez…… Anyways it’s good is recommend it

Great product, durable, and feels quite sturdy as far as a mouse goes

Smooth operation, high click rate. Great for gaming

Was a gift, he was very happyto receive this item!

It is for my son. It is not heavy and easy to use.

Wonderful mouse extremely responsive and accurate.

If you need a smaller mouse that does not fit any natural hand shape and ruins the entire idea of the razor cobra then this is definitely the mouse for you. It is entirely too heavy for what the shape is and does not provide a comfortable or competitive use. I’m not sure who this mouse is honestly for.

Nice quality mouse but was too thin on the side profile for my liking, it would give me hand cramps while using it BUT it is a good mouse if you're looking for something smaller.

Mouse was very high quality. Worked well. However if you have bigger hands you will get arthritis trying to play with this tiny thing.

Sometimes it just lights up all the time with even being off

The Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Chroma RGB Lighting and 10 Customizable Controls is a very good and well designed gaming mouse with plenty of customization and lighting effects available. It is relatively small and light with a textured grip. The Cobra Pro can be connected using a 2.4ghz receiver and over bluetooth. i tested both ways and the mouse showed no additional latency using bluetooth and was fast and responsive. Lighting worked over both connections. Battery life was OK with a battery lasting somewhere around 20 hours. The Razer Synapse software which seems overly bloated and cumbersome. While it has improved over the years, it is still nowhere near as refined or feature rich as the competition. To fully customize the Cobra, you have to use the Synapse software which offers a lot of customization. Nearly everything is customizable, report rate, sensitivity, button assignments, lighting, lighting effects, etc. In summary, I recommend the Cobra Pro for anyone looking for a gaming mouse that looks and feels good, performs well in games, and offers great customization.

77 grams for $130 mouse, no. We just wanted a lightweight Razer Viper Mini Wireless, not this…

This mouse comes with a dongle, USB dongle adapter, a USB-A to USB-C Speedflex braided cable which is also used as the mouse charger, user manual and some cool stickers. It has a sleek black design with 11 zones of cool RGB lighting. This mouse is a bit compact but works great for my medium sized hands. People with larger hands may find this a bit small. There are two ways to wirelessly connect this mouse. First way is with the dongle. This can either be plugged straight into the computer or you can use the USB dongle adapter and cable for better distance while using the mouse. The second way to connect this mouse is with Bluetooth. You can also use this wired by using the cord it comes with and charging it at the same time. I basically use the cord when I am on my gaming PC, but on-the-go with my laptop I use it wireless. Nice to have that option. The buttons on this mouse are low-latency Gen-3 optical switches and are easy to use and have quick response. This mouse has dedicated DPI up/down buttons, which make changing very easy. DPI is exceptionally smooth with Razer Focus Pro 30K DPI optical sensor. There is software you will need to customize your mouse called Razer Synapse 3. The program is easy to navigate and allows you to change and customize a number of options like, programming the buttons, RGB lighting, power settings, among other things. I found this mouse works great for my gaming needs and I recommend it.

Bottom Line: The Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse offers a good set features that should satisfy most gamers’ needs. Pros: lightweight; textured sides for good grip; fast connection; programmable buttons with different profiles; good battery life; RGB lighting Cons: a bit on the small size Review: The Razor Cobra Pro replaces my old, AA battery powered gaming mouse, and my first reaction was how much lighter it is. This reduction leads to faster, more responsive gameplay. I also liked how the sides of the mouse are made from a texturized rubber, which noticeably increased my grip and control of the mouse. I use the HyperSpeed dongle for connectivity, which provides a super fast connection. The mouse has seven programmable buttons, which can be customized with the Razer software. One of the nice features about the software is that you can create different profiles that allows you use different configurations depending on the profile/game. They are easy to toggle using a button on the bottom of the mouse. The RGB lighting adds a nice effect to gameplay, and I’ve been impressed by the long battery life. My only small issue is that the mouse is smaller than what I am used to; it doesn’t fit well in your hand if you use a mousepad with a wristguard.

The wireless Razer Cobra Pro has excellent build quality with no creaking while extremely lightweight and solid buttons. The RGB lighting effects are quite pleasing. Although I never liked my RGB stuff flashing around on my desk as my eyes always glances down at things blinking or flashing. Lighting is always set at static. The level for the scroll wheel can be set at a lower intensity the surround light can be brighter and the logo can be shut off. This is my preferred setup. Because of the onboard memory, multiple connectivity options can have me move from my home desktop to laptop easily. RGB lighting doesn't get stored on the on board memory, but the Synapse program that is installed. I can't see why they weren't able to do that. While the mouse performs well and is very responsive however there are a few downsides to the mouse that make it difficult to use as my everyday mouse. First the size of the mouse is not ideal for me as my medium/large hand has to use a claw grip, and after an extended session on the computer my hand starts to cramp, but due to the super light weight it doesn't overly strain my hand. The left and right mouse buttons are solid positive clicks that feel nice, but are rather loud. I definitely could not use it for work for longer periods. Finally, the rubber grips on the sides of the mouse do feel nice but I can almost guarantee that they will wear out or become gummy after a few years which will long term make this a disposable mouse for me.

Absolutely amazing mouse. So, people are hating on it for the wrong reasons, but anyways, not the point of the review. It's the same size as a viper mini and yes, it weighs 76 grams, but it's back heavy and feels perfect in my XL hands. It's perfect for finger tip grip for me. I have used very light mice, such as the DeathAdder V3 Pro. The 15 gram difference is not that noticeable, because let's face it, 76 grams itself is already very light, especially compared to the majority of the market. Click latency is ridiculously low, it supports 8k hyperpolling for you competitive FPS fanatics and the wireless charging is a selling point for someone as first world as myself. Sensor accuracy and latency is also precise and fast. Great mouse and the rubber grips on the sides are perfect. Imagine a Razer Viper Ultimate but the size of a Viper Mini and there you go and with better buttons.