Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had my reservations going to wireless gaming mice but have found that the wireless mamba to be surprisingly good. It has a long battery life that I sometimes forget I even need to charge it and I've come to appreciate the removal of the cord dragging. The lights are nice. The wireless is nice. The response time on this mouse. The interface with synapse. All these areas work well. I like that it works with other razer products i own. I would definitely recommend this mouse to people that are looking for a solid wireless gaming peripheral.

This mouse is smooth and sensitivity is perfects. Love playing all my pc games with it. The rgb effects are a nice touch.

Super light weight works amazing not much drag. I have carpoltunnel and it really helps keep pressure off of my wrist

Super light and easy to set up. I’ve had mine for a couple months now and the battery life is fantastic.

Comfortable design with customizable lights and good battery life. Hours of use without discomfort.

Amazing!!! RGB LIGHTING!!! DPI adjustments and sensitivity right on mouse.. WIRELESS!!

Great feel both in wired and wireless mode. Matches my laptop and sync colors perfectly.

Comfortable grip, responsive. Good purchase - would buy again.

This is really a 4.5 star review. Overall, the Razer Mamba Wireless is a great mouse. The sensor and battery life are exceptional, with the battery lasting a solid 35-hours throughout the week (staying true to Razer's claim of 40). Setup is quick and easy, the USB dongle connected right to my mouse. In order to use the RGB lighting effects (which are subtle), you'll need to install the Razer Synapse 3 (more on that later.) Build feels good overall, and no loose clicks or button presses. Scroll wheel could be better, but nothing to scoff at. The only real cons that come with this mouse are the switch build quality, and the buggy Razer Synapse 3 software. Don't get me wrong, when everything works, it's seamless. The problem is that the it's smooth about 80% of the time. Who wants to deal with software problems with their mouse? Issues I've faced include profiles not saving, having to uninstall and reinstall (three times since having the mouse), and even reached out to Razer support about the issues. Support is great, thankfully, so know that they'll take care of you should you need it. At the end of the day, it's a great mouse that should last awhile, and the software should get better over time.

Great mouse for gaming...very responsive and nice rgb look

Works perfect. If you're like me and don't want a ton of cables on your desk while gaming this is the mouse for you. Don't be afraid of drop in preformance, this mouse has almost identical specs as the razor deathadder, which was the mouse I previously used.

Great mouse, very comfortable and easy to use. The colors are gorgeous. I’ve used this for two years now and I still have no complaints. The shape of the mouse and how fast the mouse is, is definitely a win.

Was weary of another wireless mouse, set new standards. not perfect but really good. Could probably do just fine though with the wired version.

This mouse is absolutely perfect . From the nice large ergonomic shape to the quick reactions and multiple buttons . But the favorite part is the wireless features which keep my desk clean and easier to hit shots in games

I went from the death adder elite to this mamba wireless and I love it perfect for my big hands and very smooth for a wireless mouse. Would definitely recommend to anybody wanting a quality wireless mouse.

The Razer Mamba wireless mouse has been a joyous addition to my computer setup. Its a breeze to use for any work on mu pc, and very responsive when gaming, plus the RGB is always fun!

The mouse was very comfy for right handed use. Limited programmable buttons but enough for a usable mouse even for gaming. I didnt keep it because i wanted something that had a cradle or charged from the mouse pad. I ended up with the logitech 703 and charging mouse pad. Never have battery issues and it is just as comfortable as the mamba. Need more buttons there is a 903 but it wasnt as comfortable since it is an ambidextrous design where the mamba and 703 are made for right handed users.

The Razer Mamba Wireless: What’s in the box: - Mouse - Wireless adapter - Custom fabric USB cable - Wireless extension connector I started it up with the cable, since it needs to charge first. Battery life is supposed to be almost 50 hours. The initial DPI (dot per inch) setting was WAY too twitchy for normal PC apps, but the two extra buttons in the center let you adjust that, by default. The feel in the hand was good (for me – I have large hands). This mouse in on the heavier side, but lighter than, for example, the Corsair Dark Core mouse. The two thumb buttons are easy to use. If you’re left-handed, you could probably use them with your 4th and 5th fingers (it felt a little awkward when I tried doing that with my left hand, but then I’m not left-handed). The mouse has low-friction glide pads on the bottom, which resulted in occasional drags when I wanted a click, but that might just be me. So then I wanted to customize the mouse. Guess what, this mouse requires an online account! As far as I can tell, there is no way to run the customization software without getting a Razer account first. This might be of value to someone who wants a full lights-and-sound experience on their gaming systems, but I just want to add keystroke macros for the additional buttons. I’m knocking off a star for this – I shouldn’t be forced to get an account to use a MOUSE! Why did they make this design decision, hmm… the privacy policy implies that they may collect your individual patterns of keystrokes and mouse gestures. Did you know that (as reported recently), your mouse gestures are as individualized (and identifiable) as your fingerprints? Once logged on, the Synapse software was reasonably easy to use, and in a few minutes I had one left-side button set for CTRL-Z (undo) and the other set to pop up the Windows calculator. (Just to try out the options.) Setting up the CTRL-Z macro was easy enough, though I spent some time wading through all the Chroma features first. Clicking the CRTL key gives you two entries in the macro list, key down and key up; clicking the “Z” gives you two more. They don’t end up in the right order, because you want CTRL down, Z down, Z up, CTRL up, but then you can drag them around to where you want them. So yay, it passed my little mildly difficult macro test. Finally I plugged in the wireless adapter (it's well hidden under a door in the bottom of the mouse), and did a little range test. It easily reached the whole room, just stuck in the top of my tower, so then I went into the next room, about 8 m away. Yup! Down a floor? Yup! Down two floors and 15 m away? No, but it would have been silly if that'd worked. So it has plenty of range. So in conclusion – Good hand feel, good switch action, lots of speed when you want it, great range and looks, easy enough to customize. But why force users to get a Razer account? Grr.

This is a definitely a good mouse to start out with. Absolutely loved the wireless factor and how smooth it glides on just about any keyboard.

Great track speed and no skipping so far. Also like the rgb as i can have it match my tower and gaming setup.