Razer Mamba Reviews

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Score Distribution

Experts:

9-10		(10)
7-8		(11)
5-6		(2)
3-4		(0)
1-2		(0)

Users:

9-10		(244)
7-8		(78)
5-6		(47)
3-4		(54)
1-2		(60)

Expert Reviews

Bjorn3d.com

7.5/10

5 September 2011
The Razer Mamba Dual Sensor 4G offers the latest in wireless mouse technology with style, ensuring a response time that is equal to a wired high end gaming mouse. For its performance, it earns the . Read more
- Excellent tracking and superb surface calibration., Sensitivity may be configured in specific stages (1-5)., No lag on wireless operation., Pleasing form factor and we...
- Somewhat short battery life for a gaming mouse, Driver issues with system coming out of sleep mode.
PC Magazine

8.0/10

5 August 2011
The new version of the Razer Mamba mouse has the software and hardware to satisfy the needs of any FPS enthusiast. Read more
- Nine customizable buttons and functions. Supports up to five profiles, which can load automatically when programs launch. Works with Windows and Mac computers. Can be ...
- May lose tracking if you switch mousing surfaces. Long software load times. Designed only for right-handed users.
Digitaltrends

9.0/10

11 May 2009
Razer outmaneuvers the big guys with the sleek, customizable and comfortable Mamba gaming mouse. It’s a good thing for Microsoft that they sent us the SideWinder X8 wireless gaming mouse before Razer could get its Mamba wireless gaming mouse into our clutches. We thought Microsoft’s product was pretty good (and awarded it a score of “8” on March 25 ), but the Mamba is superior in nearly every respect. Read more
- Wireless; programmable; supremely comfortable
- Tilting scroll wheel tilts only right; needs a special USB cable for charging and while operating in wired mode
maximum pc

7.0/10

13 August 2009
An amazing mouse with an awful battery Read more
- Amazing sensor, great shape, wired option.
- Fiddy USB connector, anemic battery, super-chunky USB cable.
DigitalVersus

8.0/10

26 August 2009
For Razer, the Mamba is THE high-end mouse. That said, it's a long way from being our favourite. It's difficult to control with too much of the weight at the back of the mouse. The system for switching from wired to wireless operation is much less practical than Microsoft's. Read more
- Hybird: wireless or wired, Very accurate laser sensor, Resolution can be adjusted on the fly, Internal memory so the mouse can save different profiles, Slides very easily
- Handling: too heavy at the back, Hybrid system works less well than Microsoft's
CNET

7.0/10

10 June 2009
Even semicompetitive PC gamers can get away with a less expensive mouse, but for the most dedicated, the Razer Mamba provides unmatched precision whether it's connected directly to your PC or set free in wireless mode. If Razer fixed a few design and features issues, we'd feel better about the price. Read more
- Wired and wireless usage modes; high polling rate ensures seamless wireless connection, even at high resolutions; onboard memory lets you take your profiles and macros...
- Most expensive gaming mouse; no on-the-fly macro recording; clunky USB cable a hassle to plug into the mouse.
Overclock3D

8.3/10

2 May 2009
When looking at a Razer product very high expectations tend to be thrown up. This remains the case with the Razer Mamba. Claiming to be the fastest mouse in the world, both wired and wireless this mouse has a lot to live up to. During testing, the mouse both wired and wireless showed no noticeable difference between the two methods of input. The Mamba remained responsive at all times, providing an accurate and pleasurable tool for gaming. Read more
- Very attractive, Sleek curves that fit in the palm of your hand, Great battery life, Wired and wireless connections, Excellent tracking, Docking station, Conven...
- Hefty price tag
t-break

6.0/10

1 October 2011
The transceiver is connected via the USB cable and works as a charging dock and as the wireless station. It has a large sync button in the middle, and while it looks simple, the trademark light blue glow around its base makes sure that it carries a sense of stylish as well. The USB cable can be plucked out from the transceiver and be fitted directly into the mouse to provide users with an alternative way to charge the mouse while also transforming it into a wired device... Read more
cravingtech.com

4 May 2010
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- + Wireless performs as good as Wired, + Includes a USB cable in case you are running out of battery, + Sleek design, + Comfortable to use for hours, + Cool chargin...
- Razer Mamba Review, – There aren’t many wireless gaming mouse in the market at the moment. Apart from Razer Mamba, we have Razer Orochi, Microsoft SideWinder X8 or th...
Reviewboard Magazine

30 November 2009
The Razer Mamba feels just right in your hand, like an extension of the natural curve when you rest your hand palm down on the table. It’s there, but it isn’t foreign. I’ve switched my mouse several times in the 20 years or so since I switched from a trackball. That’s right… I used to rock the trackball, but back then it was cool to have a trackball and you know that’s all I really have to say about that :) Writing a review on a mouse is kind of Read more