Apple Review » Mice

Razer Imperator

the Apple-Review Team — Sun, 03 Jan 2010 11:14:55 +0000

The Imperator is a brand new type of mouse for Razer. It is a mouse that has its first priority as comfort. Not ultra speed, awesome lighting and huge DPI (well, it has that as well) but pure ergonomic comfort. Since its earliest mice, Razer has been the number one choice for gamers, but they all had one problem with them, after hours and hours of use they could become uncomfortable to use, since there designs were not fully ergonomic. So what did Razer do? They put time and money into research of gaming ergonomics and put every single thing they learned into one brand new, exquisite package; the Imperator. And it works. This is clearly a mouse aimed at die hard gamers, with consumer centric features such as wireless MIA, but for the gamers, that matters little, as the high sensitivity, tracking speed and acceleration more than makes up for it.

Razer Mamba

the Apple-Review Team — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 12:28:58 +0000

Gaming mice have never really appealed to the mass market. From their harsh and in-your-face styling to their annoying wires, to those who don’t need their ultra fast response time and absurdly high DPI, they are simply unnecessary. Razer realise this, and with it they are pushing the boundaries of gaming mice. Their styling has passed other gamin mice, becoming clean, sharp and overall very attractive, and with one of their latest mice, the Mamba, they’ve got rid of the wires. But in doing this, they have also managed to not alienate their avid fan base of die hard gamers. How? By keeping the ultra fast response time and absurdly high DPI, and, for all those gamers who just can’t bring themselves to not have a wire coming out of their mouse, they have even made it dual function, it can be wired or wireless, your choice.

Razer Orochi

the Apple-Review Team — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 05:45:38 +0000

Razer is a brand devoted to gamers. It’s tagline is ‘For Gamers, By Gamers’. But this dedication to gamers needs ends up giving everyone an advantage. The Orochi is no exception. Dubbed as the first and only Bluetooth mouse that is usable in game play, the Orochi fulfills not only gamer’s requirements, but everyone’s. The sleek design will fit in with anyone’s set up, and the small size makes it perfect for on the go. Its ultra-fast response time can be noticed not just by gamers, but by anyone who has used a Bluetooth mouse before. Razer does however know the limitations of Bluetooth communication, and to counteract this, as well as allow it to be used during air travel, Razer have included a USB cord that can be used instead of the Bluetooth communication, resulting in exceptionally fast response time and accuracy.