Razer introduced their new mouse named after Black Mamba, the world’s fastest land snake and second largest venomous snake, the new Razer Mamba is a milestone in the company’s history as this is its first ever wireless gaming-grade mouse. The mouse is in black with a dock that glows blue once it’s plugged in and acts not only as a transceiver, but also as a stylish dock for when the Mamba’s batteries need charging. Alternatively, you can also plug the USB cable that goes to the dock directly into the mouse for charging, allowing you to charge while you play and instantly turning it into a wired mouse.

In terms of performance, the technical specifications of the Razer Mamba are at the cutting edge. Using Razer’s newest 3.5G Precision sensor, the Mamba is able to track up to a staggering 5600 DPI. This might be overkill for most, and fortunately, the Mamba has two buttons at the top left corner of the mouse for quick adjustments to the sensitivity level. The extra sensitivity it offers needs some getting used to, but you’ll be able to appreciate it once you get acclimatized.

The Mamba is also bundled with a special Mamba mouse configuration software that allows you to tweak your mouse to insane levels. It allows you to configure and save user profiles onto the mouse’s onboard Synapse memory. The software is so comprehensive that it even allows you to dictate independent sensitivity settings for the mouse’s X and Y axes. Overall, it’s an impressive gaming mouse, but the price tag of S$199 is not exactly affordable.

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