Customer Ratings & Reviews

Performs like any other wireless Razer Mamba. I would not recommend this for laptops. The Razer synapse software causes cursor hitching, when certain programs are loading. I've seen this happen on three different gaming laptops. For desktops this mouse is a win-win. For laptops I would recommend the Steelseries Rival 650. For desktop I own a Razer Mamba Hyperflux and now a Rival 650.

new razer mamba is the best wireless mouse i have used! hands down much longer battery than 903, i only have to charge my mouse 1 time a week. for $99 this is a great mouse, try it out.

Not being a gamer I had a different reason than most for trying the Razer Mamba. I do a lot of graphics and CADD work which require precision and comfort beyond what a basic mouse offers. I also wanted to see if the customization available with a gaming mouse would be useful in the programs I use. So far I’m very pleased with the results. It came attractively but not over packaged. Included are the mouse, a small wireless dongle, a six-foot high quality, braided USB cable, and an adapter allowing the wireless receiver to be connected to the USB cable for extended range. The USB cable is also for wired use and charging. The micro USB end is specifically shaped to fit the mouse, and typical micro USB cables don’t fit. When you first connect the mouse, you will be required to create or sign into a Razer account and then you can download the Razer software. Synapse is the main control and configuration program for the Mamba and other Razer products. There’s a chroma module which controls the mouse lighting effects, and a Phillips Hue module which can sync your room's lights. It’s all quite razzle-dazzle for gamers who want their mouse, keyboard and room lights to flash and pulse together with endless choices, but it’s not my deal. The Synapse controls everything … button assignment, performance, lighting, calibration, power, macros, and profiles. The Mamba can store four unique profiles internally and on the cloud. In each profile, all buttons (other than #1 left) can be assigned any function you please. There are four additional buttons beyond the standard left, right, wheel, and wheel click. Additionally, each profile can have both a primary assignment and a second “Hypershift” assignment for buttons. That’s a lot of choices. Two additional features made the Mamba powerful and useful for me … macros and linked games (any program can be linked). The macro generator is nearly unlimited. It can record button presses, keyboard entries, mouse movement, timing, etc. The macros are assignable to any mouse button, so you can set up a profile for a specific program with specialized tasks. The linked feature allows you to define what programs automatically trigger a particular profile. There’s a button on the bottom of the mouse to manually toggle profiles as well. These are sizeable programs and appear to use about 100 MB of ram when loaded without the Phillips module. Of course, it functions perfectly as a very nice wireless mouse without any of the Razer software. Beyond the programming aspect, I found the Mamba to be light, comfortable, and precise. The resolution is amazing and can be set as high as 16,000 dpi. I love the wireless connection which eliminates any cord binding up as you work, and there’s no lag of any kind. The battery life is called out as 50 hours, and that appears to be reasonable or even conservative for my use so far. At this point, it’s doing everything I hoped. Great product. PS: I’m knocking a star off my rating for a very bad experience when a Synapse upgrade was pushed out. The software would not restart and put me in an endless loop of signing on, registering, and other dead ends. I removed and reinstalled the software to no avail. Finally, I uninstalled all the Razer software and used Device Manager to delete the USB composite devices (drivers) installed for the mouse. The process then started over again as a new device. After signing in, downloading and installing all the modules it finally worked. To Razer’s credit, my profiles were automatically downloaded and functioned. However, this wasted a couple of hours of my time to get back to square one.

I must say that this mouse holds its own pretty well. Razer is known for making some good gaming peripherals and this mouse ties right in with everything else Razer has to offer in its lineup. This mouse isn't for everyone. It is a fairly big mouse that may or may not be convenient to throw into a backpack with your laptop. Plus you have to test it out to see if it fits in your hand just right. For my medium sized hands, it is pretty comfortable. 16,000 DPI is no joke either, it flies across the screen if you let it. Chroma lighting built into the mouse is also pretty cool for those RGB gamers out there. For those that are looking into a good replacement mouse to either their laptop or desktop, look no further.

This is an excellent wireless mouse. It's extremely responsive and comfortable to use for hours at a time. Coming from a Logitech G502 I was worried about losing the extra buttons, but honestly other than the sniper button, I don't really notice anything missing (and of course this functionality can be improvised through the synapse software). The lighting effects are also cool enough (even though they're covered by my hand 90% of the time) and I like that it can be synced up with other Razer products. As far as wireless performance goes, I really don't notice any difference compared to a wired mouse. Additionally, the battery life is pretty great. It charges easily overnight and then lasts for a few days which doesn't leave much to complain about. I will note though, that wireless charging would've been a nice option for this mouse, especially considering that the charging port is pretty narrow and I've only been able to get the included charger to fit so far which is a little inconvenient.

The thing that impresses me the most about this mouse, is the subtlety that you can have in the lighting (or lack there of, if you choose). The Synapse software worked great, very easy to set up the mouse and different profiles. Wireless performance is flawless and you have the ability to run a corded setup if you'd like, the cable for charging also doubles as an extender to plug the wireless receiver in. One thing that I was unable to test out was the the profile matching throughout the Razer lineup of devices, as the Mamba Wireless is the only Razer peripheral I have.

I must admit, I wasn't sure about this mouse, but wow, am I impressed. I have a desktop PC and a laptop, and as great as the mouse looks and feels, the fact that I have a different profile via the Razer Synapse software, you can have different profiles for various computers. What gets saved with those profiles? Basically everything. Your DPI settings, RGB color settings, macro settings for games, and more. This is awesome. So on my desktop PC I have an amber colored backlit keyboard from Logitech. So in the Synapse software I have changed the color on the mouse to match the keyboard light color. On my Alienware R13 laptop, I have a blue backlit color light setup, so I changed it in the Synapse profile to have this mouse follow suit. As soon as you connect the mouse, either wired, or wireless, it just knows you are connected to that specific computer automatically, and follows those settings . Awesome! Razer really thought of the design of this thing too. The bottom of the mouse holds the wireless USB adapter when you are on the go. They also include a very long micro USB cable for charging the mouse. You can charge the mouse and use it at the same time. What is really great is they also included an adapter, so that you can use this same cable to extend where your wireless USB receiver to somewhere you can access it from very easily. I have it setup this way, so that when I am home on my desktop PC, I don't have to go behind my PC to pull the USB receiver out to use it on my laptop. I just leave that long cable plugged in with the adapter, and it just sits on my desktop. When I am ready to go mobile, just unplug the USB receiver, and boom ready to go. The performance of this mouse is great too. This is my first wireless mouse and I honestly cannot tell the difference compared to the performance of my previous favorite mouse, the Logitech G502. I would even say, that this mouse is actually more comfortable. Game performance was stellar too. No lag at all!!

Love this mouse, pairs perfectly with my Razor black widow mechanical keyboard. I use it wirelessly, the battery lasts for a solid week of heavy use. The wireless 2.4Ghz connection is great, no issue with lag. My only complaint is I wish it had more rgb zones, vs the minimal 2.

This mouse is amazing! You can do wireless and wired! The mouse has a switch to change your profiles for any of your needs, and it also has a storage space for the wireless adapter! I have the black widow V2 keyboard and it has a USB port on the side so I can plug the adapter and have little lag. Or if you need to charge the mouse or use it wired it allows for less cable management. It works well with the razer synapse program, and all the buttons feel nice and the tracking is good as well!

I am an office professional by day and a professional gamer/streamer by night. I have big hands and demanded a mouse that didn't feel like tinkerbell made it with some elves in a workshop somewhere in China. 16K DPI is total overkill for my needs, but the wireless connectivity and zero latency make it viable to use even during the most competitive situations without cords to hold you down. There are nice rubber slits running along the side which give you a little extra grip so your mouse never goes flying across your desk (unless someone forgot to revive you). Overall, great build quality with tactile feel. Razer RGB lighting also offers a unique look to your workstation or at-home gaming rig.

I've had this mouse for a couple months now. It has a very nice feel and sleek design with decent RGB. Which is not over the top so I like it very much. It has a pretty decent battery life for things like productivity. As far as gaming, i suggest having the charge cord handy. Its not awful by any means, but for someone who spends an entire day gaming, might have to charge it once. At least by the end of the session. No delay really, at least none that I've noticed. You can change the DPI on the fly which is handy. Probably not the best for the price, but definitely a good product so far.

My hands are large (20cm long, 10cm wide) and need a large mouse. Also, I'm an office professional who hates latency on a mouse. Purchased this mouse for "productivity" and it works AWESOME! There is no latency and fits my hand well. It's fast and works great on Windows computer. Battery life is only 50 hrs. but, in an office environment with the charging cable it works great! Just plug in the mouse for ~2-3hrs. and keep going. If you have big hands and hate latency this is a great mouse. One item to note is: I switched jobs and the new employer is on a MAC Environment. This mouse works with a MacAir 2020 using the wireless dongle but, will not charge using an Apple Brand USB to USB-C (or any other I have ordered or found). So, you have to charge on a Windows computer. I'm looking at a RAZER Basilisk X hyperspeed to use for the MAC computer since it's battery operated (one AA Battery) and has Bluetooth capability. I can use the Bluetooth connection for the MAC and dongle for the Windows Laptop. Or, just continue to use the RAZER Mamba for the Windows computer.

I have small hands and this mouse fits perfectly. Have not had any problems whatsoever with this and not planning on having any. Easy to charge. Can use with or without cord naturally. Charge lasts a pretty long time. I've only charged it 3 times since I purchased this which was on 12-9-18 and today is 1-25-19. I use this mouse quite a bit. Hours at a time each and every day.

This is a solid device for a real gamer. Even though it is wireless, the lag is not an issue. The buttons have a nice feel and it is super responsive. This is a good buy for anyone looking for a nice pointer.

Excellent wireless mouse for gaming or personal use. I experience no lag whatsoever when playing FPS games. You can also use it as a wired mouse if you like. Highly recommend!

Bought it for my gf and she loves it. Wireless with a stealth mouse pad for school and plugged in with the matching firefly at home. Surprisingly good battery even with rgb and no issue with latency

This has been the most comfortable mouse I've ever used. I've gone through many from corsair and even the razer naga. This is by far my favorite. Not to mention the battery life is exceptional.

Present for my other half, works well, laser sharp tracking, she uses it for gaming and surfing the web, works well, cool green hue, battery life holds up well. Great purchase.

Love this mouse so many options with the software and mouse is so accurate, sensitivity has so many adjustments couldn’t ask for more holds charge just fine and charges quick

I only use this mouse when I'm being more lazy than usual and game from my bed. So far, after a month, it works great, and the battery life is stellar with the RGB turned way down and power save mode set at 5 minutes. Like I said though, I only use it for couch/bed gaming. I wish it had a clutch but it's really no biggie. Any button can be mapped to whatever one likes. Smaller hands may not like it. It's a medium size mouse. Not big or small. Is it worth $100? I'm not sure. For some yes, for others probably not. Nothing ever beats a wired connection, but for those lazy nights it's great.