Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Razer Cobra Pro Wireless is well rounded mouse that meets expectations [PROS] - Build quality: It's a plastic mouse that still feels high quality. The rubberized, texture side grips gives my fingers a pleasant landing spot while playing. The mouse clicks are very responsive, and the feedback is nice. - Weight and Feet: The mouse is lightweight which allows me move swiftly. Furthermore, the plastic feet below the mouse compliment the weight of this mouse perfectly. I'm able to move in all directions without any hinderance. - Battery life: Battery life is long. I mean very long. I haven't needed to charge my mouse in over a week, and I'm still over 60% with moderate usage. - RGB: I mean who doesn't enjoy a good light show? The lighting found at the bottom the mouse can be viewed even with a decent amount of sunlight. [CONS] - Frame size: I did wish for the overall frame to be slightly bigger. The current frame doesn't affect functionality, but I prefer to rest my palm more comfortably. Overall, this mouse fits extremely well for my eSports gaming needs. It could be bigger, but that's more of a preference rather than critique.

The Razer Cobra Pro mouse is a nicely crafted super accurate gaming mouse. This mouse has 30k DPI, 11 customizable LEDs zones, and 10 customizable macro controls. It can be used via wired with included USB-C wire or wireless with Bluetooth or the included 2.4Ghz band receiver. It has an internal battery and you recharge it with the USB-C cable. The battery is rated over 100hrs depending on the wireless connection used and DPI settings. I have been using it at 3200 DPI with the included Hyperspeed wireless dongle and the battery has been excellent. After several days of use, approximately 4 the batteries were at 75%. That was also with the Chroma effects on. Setting it up super easy, if you plug it in at first it will trigger Razer software installation. The mouse it’s super accurate and honestly 30k DPI is insane. At 6400 the mouse becomes too sensitive for me at least. I do like the fact that you can set 5 different stages for the DPI settings and use the buttons above the wheel to select them while you’re using the mouse. The bottom feet are super smooth, one of the smoothest I have used. The buttons are soft and responsive. And the wheel feels about right. This mouse honestly is not that big and it can easily be used by left handed. Someone with a big hand will definitely find it small. I have a medium size hand and it covers it almost entirely. The lights are bright with good color reproductions. With the Razor software you can do plenty of customization to even sync with other Razer peripherals. With only 7 buttons including the wheel you may be limited to customization if you're one of those who you map most of your mouse buttons. Overall this is a great gaming mouse extremely accurate and it goes well with other Razer Chroma peripherals. Customizable to the teeth and it can be used wired or wireless providing you a lot of flexibility. With very good battery life it keeps you gaming for days. In the box you get the mouse, USB-C cable, wireless dongle, USB-A to USB-C adapter and manuals.

I really am enjoying this Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse. First thing is, I think I’m a gamer because I try to play games on a PC and I have a PS5. The truth is, I’m still TRYING to play. A lot of this stuff is way over my head. This mouse has so many features most of which I am certain I will never use, but what I am using it for it does really, really well and I am loving it!! When I’m not trying to game, I do have a long history with PCs & mice. I love the pinpoint accuracy and responsiveness of this mouse - The 30k optical sensor surely helps with that! The mouse glides smoothly and accurately across my oak desk, the arm of my sofa or a cardboard box (yes, I did that!). I would imagine it could work on just about any surface. They claim it will even work on glass. I love the look and feel of this mouse. To me, it is lightweight and extremely easy to maneuver. It fits great in my hand so that will help me ergonomically. And those bright colors! I just love how the colors on and around the bottom of the mouse change. I would imagine if you were REALLY gaming and using all the functions and buttons, the colors would be out of this world. They say this mouse should last up to 90 million clicks with no double clicking issues. That’s crazy good, because you know how you get those troublesome random double clicks when you’re not gaming? That is super important not to have random double clicking when you are gaming. You are able to set this up with 5 memory profiles using commands and macros. This mouse comes with a USB dongle, a dongle adapter USB A-C, and a type USB A to C cable. Everything I needed came in the box. I am absolutely going to keep this Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, not a doubt in my mind. I thought this would make game playing easier for me, and its ease of use, comfort and accuracy has has already done that. There is so much to love about this mouse, even if you are not an expert gamer. It is just a fantastic mouse and I highly recommend it.

I believe this Gaming Mice is getting a lot of unfair hate. The Cobra Pro is light, small but not tiny. The click sounds nice, and it slides well on the mouse pad and on hard surface. I even find myself using the mice on my lap. The RGB lighting is really cool when it's sync with the Razor Keyboard. It's both Bluetooth and USB connected. The battery is really good, and it comes with a type A to type C charger. It also is compatible with wireless charging. I know the Viper is getting lots of love, but I believe this Cobra Pro deserves more love too. By the way the White Cobra Pro looks super nice!!!

Pretty good mouse! I really got it cause I wanted the RGB which can hinder battery life pretty substantially. However, you can turn the rgb off or even dim the brightness down to extend the battery life which is nice. Weights not an issue for me overall feels pretty good.

Lightweight with nice grip on the sides. Battery life seems sufficient still testing out. I love the RGB lights which works seamlessly with my ASUS Armoury Crate app to control lighting. Was able to find it on sale for under 105.00 possibly can find lower but I like the Best Buy warranty plan.

Trying out Razer’s newest customizable wireless gaming mouse called the Cobra Pro, I am more impressed with this mouse than I ever thought I would be using any mouse period. Simple to connect, simple to use, and very stylish. Made of high-quality plasticsand high end optic, everything about this wireless gaming mouse, feels premium. Any gaming mouse can have RGB lights these days, but the lighting on this mouse is on another level, I’m especially impressed by what Razer calls the underglow. The only way I can describe this underglow is if you’ve ever seen ambient lighting on a high end vehicle, that ambient lighting is what this resembles, underneath the mouse. With 10 programmable controls, the great lighting effects that I talked about and a 30k optical sensor, this gaming mouses, super fast, super sleek and overall just a great gaming mouse. It can be connected in one of three ways, wired with the provided cable, and may I add that the cable is really nice, It’s got like a nylon braided pattern to it, it’s long enough to reach. Across your whole desk. The second way is wirelessly, which, in my opinion is the best way to go. Insert the wireless USB dongle to the back of your PC or keyboard (if supported) turn on the mouse, by flicking the switch, which is located at the bottom of the mouse, and you’re good to go. The third way is also wireless, but this time you connect the wireless USB dongle to the included USB dongle adapter, then to the USB cable and that’s it! If all this seems complicated, it’s really not. Literally plug and play, if only everything else could be this simple. I really recommend this gaming mouse, it’s got everything you need at a good price, I think you’ll be really happy with it.

First of all, if you're looking for a bright RGB mouse this is it. Brighter than logitech and Steelseries in my opinion. The size is great as I tried the razer Basilisk and i wasn't feeling the shape. There is the usual con to this mouse and that is the lag / stuttering issue that randomly appears. This is a comment issue with Razer mouses. The next one is the build material. I came from white cobra pro due to it staining so easily and this one although black, scuffs easily were it remains permanent so due be cautious. Battery life is amazing. This is my daily, for work as well. It last me 1, 10 hours shift and maybe 4 to 5 hours more the next day shift before requiring a charge. When it comes to charging, the fact that it's USBC. It charges very quick if you need a small juice to finish gaming or whatever you're doing. I can't recommend this due razer issue and material quality issues, unless you have a whole razer setup.

I bought this to replace my 2020 Razer Viper Ultimate mainly for the following reasons: smaller shape to better match my hand size, Bluetooth connectivity to avoid having to relocate my adapter between devices or plug in via a cable, and USB-C charging to reduce the number of cables on my desk. It succeeds on all of those fronts. I do notice the slight weight increase from the Viper Ultimate despite being physically smaller, but personally the size difference more than offsets that weight. The biggest problem with this mouse for me is the scroll wheel. Within the first few weeks of ownership, it developed an issue where it would occasionally scroll in the wrong direction. I reached out to Razer who suggested a few fixes, which reduced but did not completely eliminate the problem. I was then provided a replacement, which I currently use, but that also developed the infrequent incorrect scrolling direction issue. I've decided to stick with the mouse for now as it's infrequent and non-problematic for my use case when it does happen. But if you think it's something that might bother you, or you notice weird scrolling with yours from time to time, it may be worth trying to get it fixed or replaced. 3 years of my Viper were flawless. It's unfortunately not the case with this Cobra.

Great product. Nicely weighted fast response time with adjustable dpi. Lights are full customizable on all side of the mouse. Clicks are satisfying and not overly loud. If you want a smaller mouse this ones for you.

Very good mouse, lightweight, portable, multiple connection options, good battery, love the RGB.

The Razer Cobra Pro Optical Gaming Mouse is a top-tier choice for gamers looking for precision, speed, and customization. The ergonomic design feels comfortable even during long gaming sessions, and the wireless connectivity is seamless with no noticeable lag. The optical sensor is highly responsive, making movements smooth and accurate. One of the standout features is the extensive RGB lighting and programmable buttons, which allow for a personalized setup. The battery life is solid, though frequent RGB use can drain it faster. Overall, it’s a great investment for both casual and competitive gamers who want a high-performance wireless mouse.

Awesome gaming mouse! Easy to install and is super light and feels good in your hand. Has dpi settings but is very accurate and can be both wired connection and wireless. If you download the apps, you can control the lighting as well. On wireless with all day usage, I get about a week of battery life which is good, and you can simply plug it in as you use it and it charges fast. Can't go wrong with this mouse especially if you are a gammer.

I grabbed the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse for my son to go along with his new laptop, and it’s been a great choice. He’s really into the 10 customizable buttons, which makes switching between gaming and school stuff super easy. The mouse feels precise and responsive, perfect for fast-paced games, but also works well for general use. And of course, the Chroma RGB lighting is a hit—it adds that cool, gamer vibe to his setup. It’s also surprisingly comfortable for long sessions, and even though it's lightweight, it doesn’t feel flimsy at all. The wireless connection is rock solid—no lag or anything, even when he’s deep into a game. Battery life seems good so far, and when it does need charging, it’s pretty quick. Overall, he’s really happy with it, and it’s a great mix of performance and comfort.

I was used to big, bulky, "comfortable" mice but i realized i was doing it all wrong. I changed to a smaller profile mouse like this and got used to moving the mouse with my fingertips instead of my wrist. What a gamechanger. Less fatigue and wrist strain on this incredibly well crafted mouse.

I heard Razer was coming out with the new Razer Cobra Pro this summer so I had to check it out. Note: I have been using the Razer Viper V2 Pro for the last year and have been happy with it's performance and wanted to mention that, so anyone interested in purchasing might get a better understanding of what I experienced when I put the new Cobra Pro to the test and compared the two. First I want to say I don't know why, but I I have always been a fan of RGB. Not having that on the last two pro mouses was not a deal breaker, but it was nice to see it on the Razer Cobra Pro. Which by the way, has customizable lighting zones. Let's talk about the the look and feel: smaller and slightly narrower than the Viper V2 Pro. My hands being large, didn't feel as comfortable. The other difference I immediately noticed was the weight seemed heavier, especially on the back end. A way different feel than what I am currently used to with the lighter weighted Pro mouses. These two physical differences were definitely something I had to get used to which made my first day of game play a little uneasy. As I crept into day two of game play I started getting more use to the feel and weight of it. To be honest this reminds me more of heavier version of the Razer Viper mini. As far as game play, I had no issues whatsoever. It's response time was immediate showing off it's superb sensor latency performance. I ran smoothly through many nightmare dungeons with my Rogue slashing away at my enemies. There is a cool charging feature on this mouse which offers the ability to be charged on a mouse charging dock which is sold separately. Would have been nice to have that included. I feel that this is a solid performing mouse that most gamers would enjoy and would recommend. Just not 100% sure if it belongs in the Pro series with its size and weight.

Went out of my comfort zone with this mouse. My previous mice have all been wuite a bit bulkier and bigger thsn this one but after an adjustment period i have loved it and have had 0 issues. Battery life is great i maybe chsrge it once every few weeks using it a ton on weekends.

Great product! Very light and easy use. Would recommend

I honestly really enjoy this mouse it's a good mouse for someone with medium to small hand size. Lot of people complain about the weight, but the size makes up for it, it's a smaller mouse so it doesn't feel as heavy and it's easier to control. Razer also pushed out an update for 4 and 8k polling rate, however you need the HyperPolling Dongle (not included). It also feels like premium quality with the slight heftiness compared to Razers other flagship mice. I have viper v2 pro and Dav3 and yes they are quality, but doesn't seem as rigid as the cobra pro. I feel bad for this mouse due to the poor reviews out there online if you give this mouse a shot it'll change your mind on the trend of lightweight gaming mice. Yes lightweight is good, but size also does play a part too.

I’ve been really happy with the shape of this mouse. It has customizable lighting, and no noticeable lag when gaming. I also like the texture of the coating and grips on the side. As a bonus, the side buttons don’t get in my way and I don’t accidentally press them, however, they are conveniently placed when I need to use them.