Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fits in my hand pretty well. Can use either plugged in or wireless. Chroma is pretty cool and syncs up pretty well with other accessories. Responds really well to even small movements, pretty helpfully when gaming.

The Razer Mamba is a great mouse but it could be better. Here's my pros and cons... Pros... - Wireless performance feels as good as a good wired gaming mouse. - Comfort is pretty good for palm-style grip. - The RGB LED effects look great and are fun to customize. - The software is pretty well laid out and exposes the features of the mouse nicely. Cons... - LED lighting effects are occasionally a little glitchy. For example, changing to a different profile sometimes doesn't light the LEDs at the correct brightness. - When the mouse is asleep, it takes a few seconds for it to wake up and for the computer to respond to inputs again. This has never happened on any Logitech mouse I've owned. - Battery life isn't great when the LED lights are at full brightness. Probably wouldn't get through an average day of usage. - Battery is not user replaceable. When the battery dies, it is time for a new mouse (unless you just want to use it in corded mode.) This is according to their support info that states that there isn't any service available for the product (outside of the warranty) because it isn't cost effective to repair. - The right button feels different than the left button (not as "clicky".) I don't know if this is by design or not but I don't like the uneven feel. (The force can be adjusted on each button but that had no effect on correcting the problem.) - Mouse is too big for claw or fingertip grip (unless you have massive hands.) - Expensive.

Bought my first one, out of the box it was defective. Returned it day of and got a brand new one. I'm happy to say it works perfectly fine and is probably one of the most comfortable mice I've used. PROS: 1) REALLY comfortable in hand 2) Amazing battery life (Charge it once every 4 days!) 3) Great software (Razer Synapse 2.0) 4) Colors... pretty pretty colors :P 5) Adjustable click force CONS: 1) Little bit on the heavy side 2) Connectivity in and out if dock is above the mouse or far away 3) Can't adjust many settings without having it plugged in 4) Laser isn't the MOST accurate but it comes darn close to it. 5) Exxxxpeeennnssiivvvvveeee (But worth it) All in all I'm very pleased with this purchase.

This mouse is great, and I especially like that I can change it from wired to wireless by just moving the micro USB from the wireless receiver to the mouse. It works great for games, it is very responsive. The software is easy to use so I can program the colors I want the mouse to light up. However, I do have a few issues with this mouse. When used wirelessly that the battery dies overnight if you do not on the charger or turn off the power switch on the bottom of the mouse. This happens even when the computer is turned off and the mouse set to go to low power mode when computer is off or in standby. The receiver is huge. This isn't as big of a deal as the battery issue, but I figured it was worth mentioning.

This mouse feels great in the hand is very quick and responsive as advertised. Love being able to have it wireless with the same responsiveness as a wired one but able to plug it in if it does get low on battery. Battery lasts a long time, probably pretty close to the 20 hours it says it will, chroma lighting is cool to have just for aesthetics. Synapse software to customize all the settings works really great too.

Gaming mouse has a lot of features... I'm on the computer for at least 16hrs/day. The wireless battery gets drained pretty fast for me. Having the option to connect and recharge while i am working makes it convenient.

i grabbed this to go with my razer chroma keyboard. coming from years of logitech G700 and G700s mice, it actually wasnt much of a change like i thought it would be. its very comfortable and i like the rubber grips on the side. the feet are very slick and it glides better than my G700s. though its admittedly old and worn. i like that it is wireless having gotten used to that with the logitech mice, however, its battery life is way worse. it lasts maybe half as long as the G700s. and since the battery is not removable, you have to either plug it in or put it on the charge dock to recharge. i have a number of eneloops i keep around for the g700s (and xbox one controller) so when it dies, i just swap batteries and go. the razer has to be plugged in to keep going. Also, ive found that my PC will wake from sleep for no reason when the mouse is on the charge dock. wireless or wired, no issues. but on the dock, it will wake the PC up randomly. ive tried setting the mouse power settings in device manager to not allow pc wakeup but it doesnt help. lastly, the charge dock is the wireless receiver. unlike the tiny dongle logitech provides, you have to lug the huge charge base if you want to travel with the mouse. overall, its got some compromises compared to the G700s but i still use the razer on my main rig for gaming. the G700 is relegated to my second PC and for travel.

Another great gaming mouse by Razer. Wireless so you can swing your arm around as far as you need to hit those shots in FPS games.

It's a mouse... it has a very simple job, but still does it exceedingly well. The feel of the mouse is solid! The lights are of course beautiful but what kicks this over the top is the sofware. All of the color/button combos you can make have made gaming much more competitive and enjoyable to me. I use an MX Master for day to day tasks but for anything gaming.... the Mamba tops it hands down.

Razer always finds a way to outdo themselves and trust me when I say you'll find an example no further than the Mamba. Besides the obvious awe-inspiring lighting that is Razer Chroma, the mouse itself is a masterpiece. The fact that you can choose between wired or wireless is a fantastic feature. The feel of the mouse is clean and the performance you get out of it is absolutely astounding. 10/10 they've done it again.

Im a big fan of razer products and this mouse has all the cool features you would expect. The lights work really well with the croma features and razer synapses. The accuracy and precision on this mouse is phenomenal. My only gripe is that the mouse can be wireless or wired, but you have to use their wire, so if you have a setup or hub situation it may be a pain to unplug the wire if you travel a lot. Overall I recommend this product and really enjoy the cool features.

I had pretty high hopes for this product. It looks AWESOME on my desk with all of the colors and the charging stand, but in the end I had to return it. I have small-ish hands and I found that my middle finger would accidentally click the right mouse button. This happened fairly often for me. Obviously it just didn't work my hands and the way I hold the mouse, so i'm not knocking the mouse for that. It's still a sweet looking mouse. Just try to find a Best Buy with one on display.

This is probably one of the best wireless mouses money can buy. I have not experienced any problems with the functionality of the mouse yet, but I think Razer did a good job with this one. If you have a Chroma keyboard, you can program the mouse to have the same color as your keyboard, which I think is awesome! If you're a hardcore gamer, I can guarantee you that this mouse won't let you down!

I've used this mouse personally for quite a while and do not agree with the reviews saying it has low range and slow response on wireless mode, it's a fantastic mouse and highly recommended

Very fast responding wireless gaming mouse! Probably at least as quick as a real Black Mamba snake! Love the pulsing colors on the mouse - exciting liooks and great for gaming.

Only issue I have with it is the battery life if you leave it on. Instead of it going into a deep sleep when not being used, it appears to be awake enough to drain the battery in 24 hours. Since it can be switched to corded mode (and charges this way as well), it's not a big deal. But it would be nice if the battery life were better when you weren't using it.

It's nice to adjust mouse responsiveness on the fly with just a press of a button, although with an OSD that comes up when you do adjust it, it should be granular rather than only go to preset settings. You can set where the preset levels are, but Razer could easily let you raise or lower sensitivity just like you can do with volume, so I don't know why that isn't an option. There is a little quirk with putting it on the charger if you don't look, but that's not a huge problem. As for the lights, they add flare, but seems how I don't usually find myself looking at the mouse, not really useful. The benefit of a backlit keyboard, where it's nice to be able to see where underused keys lie when you find yourself needing them, doesn't extend to mice. There aren't enough buttons not to be able to find them in the dark. The light can add some ambiance when not using the mouse though, although tying a specific program to display a specific lighting scheme is a bit tedious seems how you have to tell the Razer program where the executable file is so you can have different schemes for different programs. It also might be a little overpriced for what you're getting, but if you really can't wait for a gaming mouse to go on sale, it is a very good choice if you're in a pinch and have to pay full price.

This is by far the best mouse I have ever owned, its great for every day graphics work and perfect for gaming.

I can fully say that this mouse is very good, yet it is kind of expensive. The pros and cons are that of a quality gaming mouse are 1) Price but quality 2) Battery can die but wireless 3) It takes a while for the sensor to wake up But very accurate and fast 4) Super comfortable

Very good mouse but a little heavy and not as ergonomic as I expected.