Razer Cobra Lightweight Wired Gaming Mouse: 58g Lightweight Design - 3rd Generation Optical Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting with Gradient Underglow - 8500 DPI Optical Sensor - Speed Flex Cable - Black

This review is for the Razer Cobra Pro (wireless ver). Razer built a feature rich mouse that can do it all with excellent build quality (no creaking, side flexing or M1/M2 wobble) compared to the mice from other brands. A lot of critics wanted an ultra lightweight ~50g Viper mini, not this. But for the people who care about having a feature rich mouse with excellent build quality, ability to cycle between multiple devices using different connections (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, wired), this is a great mouse that also happens to have the latest and greatest tech for top tier gaming performance. There's a profile button on the bottom of the mouse that allows you to cycle between different profiles, which is useful if you wanted to have a profile for your laptop that turns off the RBG lighting, reduces the poll rate to 500 Hz (save battery) etc. The mouse has on-board memory, so you can save your profiles and settings, then uninstall Synapse if you so please. The only con is that the RGB settings are still not saved with the on-board memory profiles (c'mon Razer). The M1/M2 buttons have a crisp, slightly higher than normal audible click and the side buttons are placed well and feel great. The rubber side grips are molded into this model, so you cannot remove them. This is not great if they wear down, as they cannot be easily replaced like grip tape. The shape of the mouse is 99% the exact same as it's predecessor, the Viper mini. From a technical perspective, this mouse is capable of 4K Hz polling rate, but only if you purchase the HyperPolling dongle or the Dock Pro from Razer, otherwise it defaults to 1K Hz polling. The mouse is not as heavy as everyone is lamenting online, as it weighs in at ~76g. If you take off the dongle cover on the Razer Cobra Pro, you can get the mouse down to ~74g and which improves the balance in my opinion. For reference, here is how much some popular mice weigh among the big two: - Logitech G305 which is similar in size, weighs 99g. - G Pro Wireless is 80g - G Pro SuperLight is 61g - Razer Viper Ultimate is 74g - Razer Viper V2 Pro is 59g Battery life: - 170 hours on Bluetooth - 100 hours on 2.4GHz wireless (1K Hz polling) - 33 hours on 2.4 GHz wireless (4K Hz polling) Overall, I really like this mouse from Razer and personally, going up in weight from ~50g hasn't had any impact on gaming performance, I adjusted very quickly and actually don't mind the extra bit of weight (high sens). In the future, a lighter V2 with no rubber side grips would be ideal. --TLDR-- Pros: - Excellent build quality (no creaking, flexing or M1/M2 wobble) - Top tier sensor from Razer - Multi-device capable (Bluetooth to your laptop, 2.4GHz dongle in your desktop. even wired) - Gen 3 Razer optical switches (no double clicking like mechanical switches) - Mouse wheel is rubberized, feels great - Medium weight mouse at ~76g (74g if you remove the dongle cover) - USB-C connector - Top tier 2.4GHz almost zero latency wireless connection Cons: - Built-in rubber side grips (if these wear down, you're stuck with it instead of just replacing grip tape) - RGB settings aren't stored in the on-board memory, so you'll have to keep Synapse installed if you care about specific RGB settings - 4K Hz polling rate requires the additional HyperPolling dongle or Dock Pro (sold separately) - could be lighter (~60g range), but not a deal breaker Bonus review: The wired version of the Cobra is almost an exact replica of the Viper Mini wired, but with improvements to the sensor for LOD (lift off distance) and now has the Gen3 optical switches. Try this mouse and be the judge for yourself!

Just from using it for 1-2~ months the scroll start to overshot and or jumps all over the place. I can't read anything or play with it!

Creo que una de las mayores fortalezas de este mouse, es poder conectarlo por Bluetooth, 2.4 e hyper polling. La velocidad del sensor es sumamente buena y las opciones de mapeo para los botones permiten muchas cosas independientemente del uso. La batería integrada dura bastante lo cual es muy importante para mi. En general, la forma y la posición de los botones laterales es cómoda y natural. He usado productos Razer durante años y esto solo confirma que han mejorado y que mi próximo mouse será también un Razer.

Mouse atendeu super bem as expectativas, qualidade excelente. Estou usando a muitos meses e sem sinal algum de problema nos clicks

Llevo unos meses con el y la verdad es muy ligero, algo que no muchos te dicen sobre elegir un mouse gamer es que debes saber tu tipo de agarre y dependiendo del tamaño de tu mano este se ajustará a tus necesidades, en mi caso soy tipo agarre de garra (claw) pero más relajado y este es uno de los mejores mouse para este tipo de agarre, mi mano no es muy grande pero aún así el mouse se amolda perfecto además de ser muy ligero.