6.4 out of 10

Razer Copperhead

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User Score (196)

8.1
Expert Score (5)

8.1
Value for money (10)

6.4
Features (20)

7.4
Ease of use (38)

7.1
Durability (9)

7.4
Reliability (8)

6.8
Overall quality (8)

8.0
Looks (9)

8.0
Accuracy (7)

8.0
Installation (11)

7.5
Speed performance (7)

7.7
Usability (9)

8.0

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stylish, precise, design, reliable, nice looking

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5-6		(1)
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Users:

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5-6		(22)
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1-2		(12)

Expert Reviews

Maximum CPU

21 August 2008
Product: Razer Copperhead Gaming Mouse MSRP: $79.99 Supplier: Razer Author: Bill (tomalakborg) Razer has safely established their reputation with gamers from the beginning. From the Boomslang with a ball mechanism, to the recent Diamondback, Razer’s products have set standards in performance and quality. Now, jumping into a new technology, Razer will have to establish itself as a power player with laser mice. Read more
- Form, Performance, Looks/Style, Setup
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PC Modding Malaysia

8.5/10

25 February 2007
So, here we have the first laser mouse from Razer and we are pretty impressed with it. The Copperhead looks sexy and the mouse even has a heartbeat thatâ€™ll surely turn heads. With up to 7 individual programmable buttons, it offers ease of customization according to your taste. The buttons were efficiently placed and the side buttons doesnâ€™t get into the way anymore. If the side buttons somehow distracts your gameplay, simply disable it via the driver panel. Read more
- Sleek design, Laser 2000 dpi sensor, Impressive driver, Ease of use, Programmable buttons
- Needs to wear in, Takes time to get used to, Pricey
TheTechLounge

15 December 2005
The folks at Razer have carved a niche for themselves in the PC gaming market. And what an excellent choice for specialization; virtually every PC gamer needs a mouse. For several years they have attempted to entice their target demographic with high quality mice designed for gamers by gamers. And, in most cases, they hit the mark and often set the standard. But, this is not one of those times. The Copperhead features a well-designed laser engine. Read more
- Looks cool, On-the-fly DPI resolution and sensitivity switching, Onboard memory stores up to 5 different user profiles, VERY sensitive thanks to 2,000 DPI resolution
- Button placement, Too small for my comfort, Mouse ergonomics have not evolved since Diamondback
MVKTech

12 December 2005
When the best keeps getting better, there are fewer and fewer words to describe a product, but with the Copperhead the best has now become a milestone in product development. The crew at Razer has simply made one of the best input devices money can buy. The Copperhead is user friendly, easily configurable and packed with features not previously found on gaming input devices. Read more
- Arguably the best mouse on the market, Tracking, accuracy, response times are best in the business, Fully programmable buttons, On The Fly sensitivity adjustments, Fir...
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nvnews.net

10 October 2005
The Copperhead fits the into the mold of being an evolution and not a revolution. It is a substantial improvement over the Diamondback, particularly with the Copperhead using the latest advanced laser sensor available instead of outdated infrared technology. The overall feel (both physically in the hand and during gameplay/Windows use) is better than the Diamondback in relatively small ways but big enough that I don't want to go back to my Diamondback at all. Read more