Taipan

I have a razer taipan mouse that is close to 10 years now, it's the ONLY piece of razer gear that has worked for longer than 2 years. Razer kraken and kraken pro, both just stopped working after 2y, the xchroma and chroma keyboard also broke after 2 years etc.

Luck of the draw? This might be an unpopular opinion and sounding like nonsense, but in my experience these Razer mice are generally pretty durable - it's just that some (or quite a few) of them will have one component that will fail prematurely and render an otherwise perfectly fine mouse unusable.

I can say - you got reaaaalyyyy unlucky. I razer-boy for over 12 years since I bought the Taipan. It still works like the day I bought it. Same with blackwidow from 2016. There were updates like basilisk and bw 2021, but not out of necessity. I just have spending problems... The only sin I see in ra

Had a Taipan a few years back. Its braided cable got "shredded" over time by the rough surface of the rough/smooth, two-sided Razer mousepad I was using. Well... the braiding did, not the cable itself, IIRC. Plus its LMB gave up the ghost after, maybe, two or three years. Build-quality wise it felt