Cobra RGB DPI 8500 Mouse

Unless it's a wireless mouse. Get a razer cobra. It's super lightweight, has tasteful rgb and comes with razers gen3 optical switches which you will find in their top of the line mice.

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

I’ve used both the HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 and the Razer Cobra Wired within your budget range. The Razer Cobra is slightly heavier at 58g, but the sides feel a bit too thin for me. Maybe my hands are just too big for it, but whenever I press the side buttons, the mouse shifts slightly. Despite that

i've seen this before - the scroll wheel encoder or the middle click switch is failing. happens after months of use on some orochi units. if it's under a year old, razer warranty should cover it. if not, you could try compressed air in case dust is causing it, but that rarely fixes it. honestly for

Razer cobra. Ультра-лёгкая, удобная, приятный пластик и дизайн, есть боковые клавиши. Подсветку и dpi легко регулировать.

You have a brick of a mouse to be fair. A lot of people love the g502 but I highly recommend for competitive gaming having a lighter mouse like a Logitech g pro or viper v3 pro. I started with razer cobra wired for 35-40$ at 60 grams vs your mouse at 100 grams and instantly got way better at aiming

Il y a quelques mois j'avais changé ma souris de PC, une Fnatic Gear Flick Pro dont le revêtement commençait à passablement vieillir, par une Razer Cobra. Malheureusement je note de plus en plus un inconfort flagrant dans son utilisation. La faute très certainement à son poids et sa taille plus peti