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HI all, i want to buy a new mice, i have this two in mind, but i cant decide for one. What its the best? Only this two mices.

Hi, i am currently using a wired G403 using the 3366 optical sensor but i am thinking of switching to the Razer Mamba for the RGB, adjustable click force and wireless. I am not sure if the laser sensor is good enough to flawlessly run at 400 DPI for semi competitive gaming.

Both my razer mamba's grips are falling off, the glue isn't very strong and it's getting ver annoying fixing while playing my games.

Hello everyone, my razer equipment recently started doing something weird where it stops and then resets. Any suggestions on how to stop this??? Here is a video showing it.

My razer Keyboard, Mouse and mousepad have been acting strange where they light up and then turns off and on again every 5-10 seconds. Here's a video to show what i mean.

every 5-60 min my mouse cuts out i have to plug it in again for it to work i have razer synapse installed my mouse is the razer mamba te chroma 2015

Hello, I'm currently using a Razer Mamba 2012 + Razer Manticor mouse mat in my office for mostly precision work. I bought this combo with the hopes that I'll be able to achieve a near-frictionless movement during precision work such as drawing and measuring. Unfortunately I'm not using the claw grip, so the skin of my hand touches the mat most of the time. Whenever this happens I get too much friction and the cursor starts to vibrate and deviate from the cursor path. I don't know what to do. The claw grip sucks, it's too tiring and unstable. What should I do? Maybe switch a soft mat?

Hi, i'm buying a new mice and keyboard in the next few days and i would like some suggestions on what to buy. For the mice i was considering the Razer Mamba 2012. Since i play both fps games and moba/mmo games more buttons on the mouse can be a plus for me, the wireless feature isn't required but can be a plus too, unless someone can tell me why i shouldn't get a wireless mouse. Currently i own a Razer Lachesis. For the keyboard i was thinking of going with the Corsair K95 but i'm open for suggestions, i have 0 experience with mechanical keyboards so i don't have a favorite Cherry MX switch but i would prefer the ones that are good for gaming. Currently i own a Razer Reclusa. I don't really have a price limit for these, the last time i bought a new mice and keyboard was in early 2008 so i want to get the best out there. Thanks in advance for any reply. PS: where i live there aren't any decent hardware stores that i could go to and test different Cherry MX switches so just tell me your favorite switch and why.

Hello dear technology lovers! I'm here today to ask for opinions and ideas from personal experience and knowledge regarding buying parts for a new Gaming RIG. I must say that I didn't know where to create this topic but I think here was a good place as I have some CPU/MO-BO/Memory concerns... sorry if I created it at the wrong place... I must also say that the last computer I mounted (this one, from 2008) was a while ago so I'm kind of out of practice and I am also sorry for any stupid questions, don't judge me! I already have the following parts: Gigabyte GTX 7704GB - Really quiet(I'm always wearing my headset or with loud music around me so my opinion might be meaningless) and it hasn't reached more than 59ºC while playing BF3/Skyrim, both on Ultra. Cooler Master Silent Pro M2 - 720W - It's also really quiet and I have no complaints whatsoever. It was my first semi-modular PSU and I was so happy about it. I have 4 HDDs at the moment, total of 5TB of space so I ain't needing any more of dat. And these peripherals: Corsair Vengeance 2100 - My friend has a PC360 and I was really worried when I bought the V2100s because I thought they would suck if compared to the PC 360 but they definitely do not! I'm not really into listening to music on earbuds/headphones and I believe they are worse than the PC360 for it. However, for gaming, I'm so happy with the V2100s' locational audio, saved me a lot in FPS games. Also: they are so damn comfy, no sweaty pleather, gigantic ear cups for my gigantic ears and, the reason why I bought'em, they are wireless. SteelSeries QcK mass - I'm gonna buy a new mouse so I'm just gonna mention my mouse pad (which most likely I won't change) just in case. I really would appreciate if we could focus on what I need to buy, not the stuff I already have... I can't return them so, even if they are not the best(or totally suck), I have to keep them. All right, with that said I believe I need: A case, motherboard, CPU, cooler, memory, SSD, keyboard and mouse. I'm noot looking for a monitor because I won't have enough money for that as well. I did some research and came up with a build that is not very expensive but I might change it because I will buy everything in December so Broadwell and Z97 will probably be out already... anyway, here it is so far: Corsair Obsidian 750D - This is an expensive case but it is so huge, has so many places to put fans at and will certainly last for so much time that I'm pretty confident I'll stick with it; Intel Core i7-4770K* - I like to play around with OC so I "need" the Unlocked detail. I know that i5-4670K is more than enough for gaming but I won't be able to buy anything any time soon so I'll go with the best I can afford; Noctua NH-U14S + NF-A15 - You might call me a weird-o but I find Noctua stuff so beautiful. Also, my current rig has a Noctua CPU Cooler and it's just amazing: quiet, keeps the CPU cooled and it's easy to remove/clean. And it's been working just fine for almost 7 years. Sabertooth Z87* - I have a serious dust problem at my house. I don't really know why but everything gets dirty so fast. If I clean my rig today, in a month it will be full of dust again. I guess this motherboard would help me with that(or at least I wouldn't be able to see the dust...); Corsair Vengeance Pro Series (2x8GB) DDR3 1866 MHZ* - These are low profile so they won't stay in the way of the CPU cooler; Intel 730 Series 240GB SSD - I hope these are cheaper in December when I buy everything but, if they're not, I might go for a cheaper one - no big worries about it. Peripherals: Logitech G710+ - I love the Cherry MX Brown and, even though it's kind of pricy, I believe this keyboard will last for a few years(Linus' video about it also helped me choosing this), so it's hopefully gonna be worth it; Wireless Razer Mamba - This mouse feels so great on my hand. I have had a couple of mice and this is by far the most comfortable I ever used. And again, it can be used on a wireless mode. I guess that's everything I would buy today from the research I did. However, I still want to hear from anyone that has or had any of the items above if they are a good choice. Also anyone that would like to say anything, please do. If I had to ask anything, it would be: 1) I hear Broadwell is coming in the near future and it's gonna feature DDR4. If that's true, I believe there will be so many problems with the "new technology" that the upsides of buying the brand new processor, memory and motherboard that supports it might not pay off... 2) Likewise Broadwell, the Sabertooth with the Z97 chipset is probably going to be available in the near future so would it be a good idea to buy it? Like in question 1, the many problems that might appear maybe make it a bad idea to buy it? 3) I am only going to buy this rig because I'll be in the US for 30 days (December~January) and the prices can't even be compared to where I live. If I am not wrong, these 9 items cost $1,460.00 as of right now. If I were to buy them where I live it would cost more than $3,000. What I mean with this is that I need a rig that will last for a long time - at least 5 to 6 years. I am not a fan of ULTRA HIGH GRAPHICS on games. As long as I can play them at low-medium with high FPS, it's great. Therefore, a good rig today will still be a cool one in 5 to 6 years Sorry about the long post, just really need some ideas so I don't do something stupid and end up losing money or, most importantly, losing the opportunity to buy my new rig at the United States. *I'm sorry for any English mistakes, please tell me if you can't understand something!*

I recently re-installed Windows 7 Ultimate on my system and I have been getting some errors with my Razer Mamba mouse. Before I installed the drivers, the mouse had its usual capabilities while it was wired. When I installed the Razer drivers the mouse would randomly disconnect and wireless mode was not usable. I have tired reinstalling the drivers for this mouse several times. Has anyone else encounter an error similar to mine?