Razer - Diamondback Plasma LE (RZ01-020300-R1M1)

Razor Diamondback Plasma edition. Unfortunately rubber sides corroded and mouse wheel kept glitching and going up when it should go down and vice versa.

After about 20 years of buying gaming peripherals. I wouldn't touch modern Razer with another mans dick if I was looking for quality/longevity, swappable switches or not. I do miss my old OG Diamondback though.

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

Hey I had a Diamondback from 2006 that lasted me until 2019. After all the non-slip rubberized coating wore off, I put car wax on it. Now I've got a Basilisk V3 pro

The original Razer Diamondback ( yes I am old) is the GOAT mouse

For me it's definitely the Steelseries Rival 300. I tried different mice over the years but every time I went back to the rival. I really love the shape and I wish some Chinese brand would make a clone. Honorable mention is the Razer Diamondback.

My Razer Diamondback, 2004-2021, just the fucking plastic thing inside left button erased lol

My Razer Diamondback, 2004-2021, just the fucking plastic thing inside left button erased lol

My Razer Diamondback, 2004-2021, just the fucking plastic thing inside left button erased lol

Sensors back then weren't as good as they are now but when it comes to shapes. Creative Fatality 1010, Razer Diamondback, Razer Copperhead, Logitech MX518, Steelseries Kinzu, Steelseries Xai.

Dude, I still use an ~20yr old diamondback with zero issues, but my new naga rmb switch broke right after warranty ended, go figure… Not planning on buying another Razer product, the new stuff isn’t built to last. I switched to rog so I can swap out the switches if one goes, working ok so far.

Razor Diamondback, probably 2005 I don’t do Razor anymore

Razer Diamondback but previously had a Microsoft Intellimouse which was before gaming mices were a thing but it was a popular mouse between players and inspired Razer Deathadder.

I love my Zowie EC1-CW. It's simple. There is a "better" sensor out, but I have dozens of mouses, and I dont know why for me it's got my favorite sensor. I think I lift the mouse up a little as I mouse around, and this one seems to track just right for my usage. It's got a good latency, it's plain and comfortable. You don't need drivers (it's got hardware buttons for everything on the bottom). The charging, wireless, and corded mode's all work good. I'm kind of a mouse collector and I literally have a box filled with mouses. I still have my first razer boomslang and diamondback (diamond back still one of my favorite mice of all time although I grew out of that grip style I use it from time to time).

Depends on what you mean with gaming mouse I guess. I used several versions and iterations of the Microsoft classics 3.0 and 1.1 :) First one from a gaming brand was Razer Diamondback if I'm not mistaken.

razer diamondback in 2005