RazerCobra Gaming Mouse: 58g, Gen-3 Optical Switches, Chroma RGB Lighting, 8500 DPI Sensor, PTFE Feet, Speedflex Cable - BlackECOLOGO

I consider my self somewhat of a gaming mouse enthusiast. I currently have 6 mice that stay on my desk.Viper V2 Pro, Deathadder V3 Pro, GPX SuperLight 1, G703, G305 and now the Cobra. Only one of which is my main ( Viper V2 Pro ) But I like to switch between them. I'm more a collector now than anything. I have tons of other mice in the drawer. Knowing I have had my hands on these more expensive mice I can give honest unbiased thoughts on the Cobra. 40$ after tax in my opinion is an absolute steal. Yes even for a wired mouse these days. They could easily charge $60-$70 for this mouse. It comes with a modified version of Razers top optical sensor ( which is just a modified 3395 ) and I have had zero of the issues people stated early on after this mouse released like "spin out" and LOD issues. Cobra has performed flawlessly so far. I will come back and update this review if any issues arise. One huge plus is the Cobra/Cobra Pro comes with Razers optical switches. Which means no need to worry about double clicking. The mouse 1 & 2 are loud though. Just like the rest of Razers line up of mice. The clicks themselves feel great. Little bit on the mushy side though. Wish they were a tad bit more snappy. But they are still great. No issues. The side thumb buttons are absolutely perfect. I am an absolute thumb button snob because I actually use them a lot. They are very snappy and not mushy at all. These make the GPX SuperLight feel cheap. The skates ( mouse feet ) and very good as well. No need to upgrade them to aftermarket skates because they perform very well out the box. If you have large hands I wouldn't recommend this mouse. My hands are 19.5cmx10.5cm and this mouse is a tad bit small for me but luckily I'm a claw gripper. Would have liked to see some included grip tape, not a huge deal though since it is only $40. It's also light weight at 58 grams. All in all, it's a fantastic buy. Definitely recommend at least giving it a try! ( Not going to compare it to the Viper Mini as I do not own one. )

Razer has always made good mice, but they would always break on me. The quality was really bad back then. But in the last 2 years Razer has upped their quality. This mouse is extremely lightweight. Optical switches instead of mechanical, feels good, no double clicking. Good cable, feels lightweight and moveable. The lighting on this mouse is very minimal, its barely even noticable, so dont buy this if youre hoping for something flashy. Textured material can take some time to get used to, but not a big deal. Side buttons feel very clicky, ive heard people had side button issues, we will see in a year. Ive had scroll wheels on the Razer Deathadder break and go into a free spin, we will see how this one fares. Overall i like this mouse, it doesnt have a whole lot of features, but its lightweight and i like the optical switches.Also. Why is Razer Synapse nearly 400mb?!8.

The media could not be loaded. need a mouse to surf the internet do office work and casually play games? Buy this mousenow if you’re looking for a gaming review here you go, i was a die hard viper mini fan, i was at my highest skill level on that mouse and I swore by it to everyone who used CLAW grip, even relaxed claw. At the end of the day it’s important to remember before you buy a mouse you must know what the shape of the mouse caters to. It could be a 3 million dollar mouse and if your hand grip doesn’t work with it, it’ll be a tough time for gaming, but that doesn’t apply to Internet surfing and office work, any shape is essentially fine. Identify what your mouse grip is before you buy a mouse, and see if it is commonly liked with those with the same grip as you. This mouse is 100% for claw grip users or for people with really small handsThis mouse is not really a hybrid where other grip users can get away with using it. It is predominantly claw in my opinionThe game i play which is fortnite (sometimes valorant) got stale for a little, i got bored and decided to try a new mouse. The mouse I tried was the viper minis “closest” competitor, the HyperX Pulsefire Haste. IF YOU ARE CLAW GRIP. AND TRYING TO DECIDE BETWEEN THE VIPER MINI (COBRA PRO) AND THE PULSEFIRE HASTE , PLEASE GET THE RAZER COBRA PRO.i would elaborate on why i dislike the hyperx mouse and the problems i had but its not important. long story short, a couple weeks ago i bit the bullet and bought the new version of the viper mini , the Razer cobra pro.The mouse is exactly the same as the viper mini but a change in shape of the dpi button. The sensor is the same which is a common complaint but the mouse makes up for it in its click latency. just like the viper mini did. the sensor only takes a week to get used to, although i noticed a change in quality of sensor compared to the HyperX Pulsefire haste it was nothing to lose sleep over. and only took my brain a couple days to get used to the sensor. Regardless of sensor, even when i first plugged it in i was instantly better than my previous mouse.my only complaint is the dpi button, i bind it to a keyboard bind and i use it to reload in my games. first couple of days I had trouble pressing it and i would accidentally left click/shoot. Ive gotten better with it tho, I still prefer the old dpi button but i definitely can’t complain. For claw grip there’s no other mouse like the viper mini. Ahem i mean the cobra pro ..Quality mouse, and for a great price. G Pro Superlights break all the time, at least when you have to replace your Razer mouse it’s only 40 dollars. If you’re smacking your mouse around all the time playing Fortnite all mouses are bound to break at some point. If this shape works for you it will definitely save you money in the long run when the inevitable mouse break happens and you have to get a new one. I could see this mouse actually lasting forever if someone was using it for less abrupt mouse movements like valorant , counter strike, Minecraft, etc. thoughWorried about the cord? Make the jump and order a mouse bungee too if you don’t already have one. Youre already here on amazon. It is a neccessity, no negotiation. Dont make things hard for yourself, if you get a wired mouse, order a mouse bungee and all will be fine.Im not even a big Razer buff, all my other equipment are different brands. but this mouse is a quality mouse for its price and holds up against the best of the best. seriously, this was a long time ago and im sure it’s different now but they did a test and the viper mini was top 5 among mouses like FinalMouse. Ive tried plenty of mice and for claw grip this is absolutely without a doubt my favorite.TLDR; claw grip? small hands? buy itnot claw grip? don’t buy

I hear people talking about big hands, small hands, etc. I find my hand to be normal, I guess. For me, I would say that if the mouse were any smaller, it would be too small. The material that it is made out of has a very mild abrasive feel to it and as a result it makes it feel comfortable to grip and hold. It is accurate, and quite fast when moving it around. Buttons are clicky and solid. Scroll wheel has a nice grip to it and it feels rigid when moving, yet at the same time smooth. Not loose like on the basilisk V3 that I am sending back. To me it feels better than the basilisk. The scroll wheel on the basilisk felt as if it was skipping when I would move it. The Cobra feels very light, yet at the same time very well built. Solid. The only thing wrong with this mouse is that it is overpriced. If this thing were $25 or less, it would sell like hotcakes, in my opinion. Also, it does offer a button to change the DPI, and you can change the RGB on it. I am going to keep it.

This is a fantastic mouse to use very lightweight user friendly ambidextrous