Customer Ratings & Reviews

Too small but good quality if you want a small mouse

The Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Chroma RGB Lighting and 10 Customizable Controls is a great wireless gaming mouse with the benefit of having some really cool RGB lighting. The mouse is comfortable to use for long gaming sessions, is very accurate no matter which connection method I use, and in my opinion, is the perfect weight. It feels solid and well-built which is a plus for me compared to lighter and cheaper feeling gaming mice. Back to the connection methods, it can be connected via Bluetooth, Razer’s HyperSpeed wireless connection method, or even wired with a USB-C cable. I really like having the ability to use the mouse wired or wirelessly since you can continue to use the mouse while it is charging via the wired method when running low on battery but the battery lasts a long time so charging won’t need to be done all that often. Overall, I really like the look and feel of this Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse with Chroma RGB Lighting and 10 Customizable Controls and I highly recommend it!

In our house, our couple of teenagers, along with myself, do quite a bit of gaming (Ok, maybe more for them than me) and one thing we deal with a lot is the mouse. Reliability and longevity are important, and unfortunately, we've all gone through quite a few with some having various failures. Sometimes, you get what you pay for does seem to fit in. After the left button started to wear out on one mouse, it came time to replace it. After looking at sever different brands and the choices with them, we decided to get the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse a try. After unboxing, then plugging in the braided USB cable, USB Dongle Adapter along with the USB Dongle (which can be plugged directly into the computer, but I always like to have those as close to the mouse or keyboard as possible), it immediately prompted to install Razer Synapse app and optionally other Razer apps, which them required restarting the computer after installation. For connectivity, there are three options. First is their HyperSpeed 2.4GHz wireless. Then Bluetooth (which I haven't tried yet but looks to be easy to pair) as well as wired (using the included cable). The wired mode allows it to charge and be used at the same time (if the battery has died while playing). Once the restart was complete, I turned the mouse on (to 2.4) and opened the Synapse app to look at the configuration choices. Like most mice and keyboards, you can create different profiles that can be stored directly in the mouse (for when changing to a different computer and keeping the same settings). The different buttons can have different actions mapped as desired. In Performance, 2 to 5 Sensitivity Stages (using 100 to 30,000 DPI) can be set along with the Polling rate (125/500/1000 Hz). In the Lighting menu, there are some preset effects (which each have a few settings, such as color(s), duration, etc.) or select Advanced Effects, then Chroma Studio to have much more control, along with being able to set each individual light section to a specific color (using Static). However, the lighting setup will not be saved to the profile on the mouse. Around the bottom edge, there is a thin "halo" lighting which is a little neat looking. Personally, I don't care about the RGB effects, I just want a working mouse (or keyboard, or computer, or anything they seem to throw RGB onto nowadays), so I will keep it off (my sons have a more positive feeling for it than myself). Then there are settings for Mouse Mat Surface calibration and Power (Power saving and Low Power Mode). The feel of the design pleasantly surprised me. While I am used to my right-handed contoured mouse that is decently wide with a higher profile (which fits my hand perfectly) I use for work, this isn't as bad to hold and move around as I was expecting. The right side has just enough of a curve/angle to let my last two finger rest comfortably. The textured, rubber coated sides make it easy to grip. The "sunken" contour of the buttons allow the fingers to sit in nicely, making it somewhat easier to click without the possibility of slipping off (if anyone has such an issue). Compared to a couple of models from a different brand we have used recently, this definitely has a much better feel. It doesn't have a lot of configurable buttons, just the two on the left for the thumb, clickable scroll- wheel, and two buttons just below the scroll that by default are for quickly setting the active Sensitivity stage. Using it, it is just great. Some look for a specific weight, thinking the lighter, the better (easier to move around). This one is 77g, which is extremely light to me compared to my work mouse that I have been using for many years. The glide pads are extremely smooth with a curved bevel at the edges, so it has minimal friction). That, and the large pad I have, it moves with extreme ease. The main buttons are using their GEN-3 Optical switches with 0.2ms actuation for accurate clicks. I had no problem with it, and they are expected to have up to a 90-million click lifespan. Overall, this seems to be a well-designed, easy to use mouse. Unfortunately, I already lost count of the clicks, so I won't be exactly sure it made it to the 90 million, but we're hoping to get a lot of use out of it.

The short version - This mouse is both nicely weighted and with not too distracting lighting. Razer Synapse isn't overly intrusive and complicated compared to other RGB management tools, and it pairs well with third party smart lighting systems like Govee, Twinkly, and Hue. Bluetooth and the proprietary HyperSpeed Wireless connection are both every bit as fast as a wired connection, and the tracking is superbly accurate. While the included charge cable (USB-C), receiver, and receiver to cable adapter were all nice pack-ins, it would have been nice to include the Qi wireless charging puck that's available optionally. The long version - This is packaged nicely and efficiently. You'll find the mouse, the charge cable, a receiver, and an adapter that allows you to use the charge cable with the receiver on your desktop, minimizing the chance for interference. Install the Razer Chroma software and you're off. You can set the mouse to however you want it to look like - I chose green for the logo and rainbow for everything else. I also paired it to Twinkly, which matched what some light strips I have did to the computer itself. It was extremely smooth to use. The mouse has the kind of weight I look for, and it did very well with tracking motion during a few fragfests in Doom Eternal. It also did well as a productivity mouse, with its accuracy carrying over to Photoshop. The Bluetooth mode was easy to pair to a laptop and remained accurate and fast, though I noticed that after a longer period of inactivity, the mouse took a quick moment to wake up. Only negative? There's a puck under the mouse that can be removed and used for either a charging dock or a Qi wireless charging puck. For what the mouse cost, the Qi option could have been included. All in all, if you want a solid gaming mouse with almost no shortcomings, the Razer Cobra Pro is it.

I truly love the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming mouse!! The shape of it is perfect and gives me a comfortable grasp on it when using it. I love how it has a slight curve inwards in the middle. It also has a smooth glide when moving it around on my mouse pad. It has an accuracte tracking when i need to click on something. My favorite feature is the fact that it has different lighting controls so that i can change the color of it to fit my mood for the day! I love that its bright and colorful and has lighting under it as well. This mouse is rechargeable with a c charger, and gives me tons of play time on just one charge. I never timed it to see if its actually 100 hours but i know i still havent had to charge it yet. It comes with a Wireless USB dongle + USB dongle adapter with a USB Type A to USB Type C Speedflex cable which is very convenient. Overall, I have enjoyed using this gaming mouse because its accurate when rolling, i never have to continue clicking, and i love the changeavle colors on it. Its comfortable to use and accurate everytime with a very long charge life to it.

Great sensor, very responsive. Love the side textured grips. People might prefer a lighter mouse but I found the weight to be just right. Extremely accurate.

I’ve owned many Razor products; some are hits and some are misses. The Razer Cobra Pro is a bit of both. The Razor quality is there but it just falls short in a few key areas. In review: Design and build quality – Build quality is top notch as expected for a mouse in this high price range. The symmetrical shape is my preferred shape for mice; I’ve always hated the large overly complex mice with a myriad of buttons. The Razor Cobra Pro has 5 main buttons. Each button is responsive and requires just the right amount pressure. Textured rubber sides have a great feel and add to high end feel. It is heavier than some of the other Razer mice I own – a lot heavier. For me, I prefer a mouse with some heft and this weight of the Razor Cobra Pro is perfect. For others , they may not like the a back heavy mouse. RGB - I hate it , enough of RGB . 11 independently customizable RGB zones, all designed to ruin battery life. I am so sick of companies catering to 12-year-olds. Razer – WE DO NOT CARE ABOUT RGB LIGHTS ON A MOUSE. It does nothing but suck battery life. Case in point, the Razer Cobra Pro is supposed to get 100 hours of use via the Hypespeed. With the RGB light on, I was less than 30 hours. There are a lot of things that can affect the battery life but the drastic difference must be because of the light. However, I did not have time to test the 100 hour claim with the RGB lights off. Performance – In a word, flawless. The Razer Cobra Pro gliders easily over a mouse pad. Reactivity is spot on with no lag. Very smooth and never missed a beat. This is not really just this Razer mouse; I have found all Razer mice to be absolute perfection in basic operation. In conclusion, there are no glaring flaws in design and performance for the Razer Cobra Pro. I do think the heavy weight might be an issue for some but not for me. The RGB is severely overdone and it is way overpriced. It is nice that is is dock capable but not included. Buying the dock will add almost 60% to the total buy price. If the dock is something you really want, look to the bundle of the Cobra Pro with the dock. I am not quite sure who the target customer is for the Razer Cobra Pro, there is no reason to upgrade if you already own a Razer mouse and the Razor Deathadder is only a bit more money. I would still recommend it, it is a great mouse . Hopefully, you will find it on sale and then it will be a slam dunk. .

It's been a while since I've tried a new gaming mouse and this one does not disappoint. First, for the look and feel, this mouse is great, it feels high quality and has the right weight for my taste. Movement seems super responsive and accurate and this mouse offers lots of customization in terms of lighting and buttons/macros. I do like how Razer designed the wireless charging on this mouse but am disappointed they didn't just include it with the mouse and instead offer it as a different bundle which may appeal to other preferences but from a customer experience perspective it would be simpler and overall better if it just came ready to go wireless straight out of the box! In terms of Software, I do like Razer Synapse and the number of games that it supports, but do wish there were more integration with other 3rd party hardware for RGB lighting. For the most part the only way to get your setup all integrated is to go with all Razer devices and still miss out on some like motherboard lighting and ram lighting or go with a 3rd party software solution to integrate all the RGB in your setup. As for the mouse itself, I'm very impressed with the connectivity options afforded to you. I love having the option to use the high speed dongle or Bluetooth if I want to grab it to go with my laptop. As with nearly all Razer products, the RGB lighting is really good, with saturated color and easy customization with the software. Overall, I'd recommend this mouse, but would recommend getting the wireless charger for it to keep life simple and never have a chance of it going dead in the middle of a game or work.

I have been having a problem with all my other mouse’s. I would move the mouse and it would not register that I moved it. Once I installed the Razer Cobra Pro wireless gaming mouse, I no longer had that problem even the slightest mouse movement showed on the screen. The Razer Cobra Pro comes equipped with a rechargeable battery. The mouse has a USB-C port in the front and comes with a long USB-A to USB-C cord. The mouse needed to be charged overnight initially. The Wireless USB dongle plugs into and available USB-A port. The Razer Cobra Pro also connects via Bluetooth. There is also a wired connection available utilizing the supplied USB-A to USB-C power cable, this mode also charges the mouse while you are using it. If you are using a wireless connection, there is a 2.4GHz Hyper speed connection available on the bottom of the mouse. The mouse has a nice ergonomic feel. The Razer Cobra Pro also has an application to assist with set-up. If you want to utilize all the advanced features and 10 customizable controls. Located on the bottom of the mouse is a storage space for the dongle. With a slight twist the cap comes off and on. If you are serious about your game play, I would recommend you try out this mouse.

Short Summary: Let me start off by saying, I've own other Razer mouses and I used this mouse in a variety of uses from gaming, spreadsheets, photoshop, and back to gaming. I really like the feel of this mouse, I've compared the shape of other high end mouse and it's smaller but still felt very comfortable to use all day long. Razer has this polling at 1000hz out of the box so it's pretty low latency. You can take it one step further with some upgrades but this requires extra equipment. For purely gaming, this mouse might be a bit heavier than their other versions. Overall if you're using this for 50/50 work and gaming, I would recommend. Who is this mouse for? This mouse is great rounded mouse. I used it for gaming and work and I can say that it fits my needs. Firstly, it checks the mark for comfort. If you're familiar with Razer's other Pro line up, you might be familiar with the feel, unfortunately, the weight is another story. I didn't actually measure it on a scale but this felt heavier with my previous Razer mouse so this might not be the best gaming mouse if that's solely what you're looking for. Looking at the settings, I see this mouse is able to do 1000hz polling but has the option up to 4000hz with additional hardware. I didn't really noticed any major issues with latency so good choice for gaming.

Coming from a viper ultimate, i like the this mouse. It’s a little smaller with a negligible weight difference. I mostly got it for the better charging experience when compared to the viper ultimate.

This mouse isnt the highly anticipated next viper mini BUT it still has a role and fills it excellently. Im coming from a Viper Ultimate and this is a much better fit for my hand and allows for better performance (for me). This mouse weighs 77g, my old mouse weighs 74gs so the weight is negligible at best. This mouse is great if you're a work from home gamer who often travels between a desktop to a laptop. The RGB is nice and adds a nice "I don't value money,I like bright colorful lights" touch. This mouse isn't for the sweaty, every gram matters gamers. This mouse is for the casual/ semi serious player. Price is backwoods crazy tho, buy it for under $100 if you get the chance.

Every wireless mouse I’ve had previously required a USB adapter for the mouse to communicate with in order to work. But this mouse connected directly to my MacBook Pro via Bluetooth. It does come with the USB adapter, but there’s no need to plug it in if your machine has Bluetooth built in. I also really like the rubber grips on each side. Just makes it feel like the mouse is secure in my hand. I’m glad I splurged and spent more than I usually would on a mouse. It’s just so much cleaner to move around remotely.

Excellent mouse for me !!! If your hand is medium and small size this is the perfect choice. Good for fingertip and claw grip.

It’s a decent gaming mouse. But in comparison to the Corsair M75 mouse. The M75 takes the cake.

Size is great for my smaller hands, the physical quality also feels fairly decent. In typical Razer fashion though it started having connection and RGB issues pretty soon after purchase. The lights don't display correctly and constantly flicker like a strobe light

Great for game, so no issues on lag and for CAD work moves seamlessly for rendering.

Great Razer gaming mouse. Love the optical switches for playing FPS games. Highly recommended.

Handles great and battery life is pretty good no cap

Great product and enough RBG light options to choose from.