Razer, prolific makers of gaming peripherals, sent us the latest incarnation of their flagship gaming wireless mouse, the Mamba (2012). The upgraded Mamba now features a 6400 DPI dual (laser and optical) sensor, additional sensors to calibrate the mouse to any surface and lift-off distance, multi-color lighting and improved battery life. We put the mice through our torture chambers…
Introduction
Razer is a long time prolific maker of peripherals for both the professional and casual gamer. They have now updated their flagship mouse – the Mamba (2012). The following is a comparison table of the differences between the old and the new versions of the Mamba:
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Razer Mamba 2012 |
Razer Mamba (2009) |
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Gaming Grade Wireless Technology 7 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons 6400 DPI Dual Sensor System Razer Synapse On-board Memory Dual mode wired/wireless functionality 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response time Multi-Colour Lighting Up to 200 inches per second* / 50g acceleration Approximate size: 128mm x 70mm x 42.5mm Battery Life : Approx 16hrs (continuous gaming) |
Gaming Grade Wireless Technology 7 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons 5600 DPI Razer Precision 3.5G Laser sensor Razer Synapse On-board Memory Dual mode wired/wireless functionality 1000Hz Ultrapolling / 1ms response time Blue-Colour Lighting Only Up to 200 inches per second* / 50g acceleration Approximate size: 128mm x 70mm x 42.5mm Battery Life : Approx 14hrs (continuous gaming) |
Packaging
Razer has the best packaging designs and have brought it to another level altogether in the Mamba. The box is now using a solid acrylic casing with a display stand that looks great on any display shelf.
Unboxing
Again, Razer did not fail to impress in their intricate packing of accessories.
The first box contains the usual thank you note, quick start guide, master guide and the customary Razer stickers.
A braided USB cable in the second box – for those who demand wired response perfection.
The battery and battery-cover
Lastly, the dock which is the wireless receiver and doubles as a charging dock.
What a gorgeous looking mouse!
