Cobra Pro

I'm just saying the 3.5 is if you want to use on board audio or connect it to a phone or something that's all is not a requirement and because the v2 lineup is a downgrade of the v1 lineup you can check reviews and measurements same thing with the kraken v3 pro and v4 pro... Razer did start listenin

They don't "officially" support them, but a lot have open source alternatives. Projects like openrazer, Solaar, openrgb for rgb controllers, etc. Even if they don't have a Linux equivalent, most of the time, as long as stuff is set up on their Windows software, it just sets it in the firmware on the

I have been using the Razer Joro and Cobra Pro mouse. The keyboard is excellent. The mouse is excellent. The main downside is the forced install of razer synapse. Also, I have rgb enabled on Cobra Pro, so battery life is only a few days between charges.

Oh bro, I also have a Razer Cobra Pro connected via the Razer wireless charger. I've been struggling for a year with this problem (https://www.reddit.com/r/razer/comments/1k50lft/razer_cobra_pro_takes_1030_seconds_to_wake_from/): if you don't touch the mouse for 1-2 minutes, it doesn't wake up in 1-2 second

Recently, the DA v2 Pro was the latest version that also supported wireless charging via a dock, usually sold separately. The later models were focused for weight reduction, and they eliminated the wireless charging feature. Only modern ones with that option are the Cobra Pro, Basilisk v3 series, an