Razer - Mamba Wireless (RZ01-02710)

Razer Mamba Wireless. With how the mouse nowadays is below 100gr, i can't replace this with new mouse model. And Mamba wireless shape is perfectly fit for me.

I had the Mamba (OG, 2012), Mamba Wireless (the one that OP has). The only mouse that fit my hand in terms of form factor after Mamba Wireless was Deathadder v2

Hope they make another mamba, I had the mamba wireless for a while and it was probably the most comfortable mouse I used

Literally same. Bought the mamba wireless in 2020, absolutely flawless to this day. Even the battery life is pretty much the same, it's crazy.

Which is crazy because my mamba wirelesses has been going with zero issues since 2020

My mamba wireless has been running strong since 2020 with no issues. Works perfectly to this day.

Literally same. Bought the mamba wireless in 2020, absolutely flawless to this day. Even the battery life is pretty much the same, it's crazy.

Which is crazy because my mamba wirelesses has been going with zero issues since 2020

My mamba wireless has been running strong since 2020 with no issues. Works perfectly to this day.

Literally same. Bought the mamba wireless in 2020, absolutely flawless to this day. Even the battery life is pretty much the same, it's crazy.

Which is crazy because my mamba wirelesses has been going with zero issues since 2020

My mamba wireless has been running strong since 2020 with no issues. Works perfectly to this day.

I'm over 5 years on my mamba wireless with zero issues

This scene has really short memories, or I suppose most of them are too young to even know this. They think that $149 pricing is a "new trend". But Logitech's G900 was $149 in 2016, and Razer's Mamba was $149 in 2015. https://www.razer.com/newsroom/product-news/razer-unveils-the-worlds-most-advanced-gaming-mouse/ https://ir.logitech.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2016/Logitech-G-Introduces-Its-Best-Gaming-Mouse-Yet-With-Professional-Grade-Wireless/default.aspx

I'm a Spatha man and I've had the original since it launched. It's a unit, but then I have large hands so it definitely isn't for everyone. But after using a Razer Mamba before the switch to ROG I'd take the Spatha any day.

I usually look for mice that don't have too many side buttons. I never click them, and I never accidentally click them, but I only find the DPI buttons necessary sometimes, and that's fine. My Naga was better suited for MMOs, but I ended up stopping using it due to my busy day-to-day workload. So I started using the Mamba more. Its size is perfect for anything, and I find it very comfortable. I've used the Basilisk a few times with the Deathadder v2. The only drawback with the V2 was the DPI buttons on the right-click and the fact that both are battery-operated.

Razer worst hardware company to ever exist. I had 6 Razer pieces until i finally said its enough. Everyone of them was just bad quality. 1x Razer Black Mamba - randomly disconnected with cable since I bought it 2x Razer Ornata - both crap quality and broke after just one year of usage 1x Razer Black Widow 2? - still using it but has Problems since I bought it. Audio randomly changes even though im not even at the table 1x Razer Kraken - overall bad audio and microphone quality, broke after like 2 years 1x razer Kraken v2? - literally had it 7 days and it broke Lesson learnt: never ever buy razer products again

Razer worst hardware company to ever exist. I had 6 Razer pieces until i finally said its enough. Everyone of them was just bad quality. 1x Razer Black Mamba - randomly disconnected with cable since I bought it 2x Razer Ornata - both crap quality and broke after just one year of usage 1x Razer Black Widow 2? - still using it but has Problems since I bought it. Audio randomly changes even though im not even at the table 1x Razer Kraken - overall bad audio and microphone quality, broke after like 2 years 1x razer Kraken v2? - literally had it 7 days and it broke Lesson learnt: never ever buy razer products again

Razer worst hardware company to ever exist. I had 6 Razer pieces until i finally said its enough. Everyone of them was just bad quality. 1x Razer Black Mamba - randomly disconnected with cable since I bought it 2x Razer Ornata - both crap quality and broke after just one year of usage 1x Razer Black Widow 2? - still using it but has Problems since I bought it. Audio randomly changes even though im not even at the table 1x Razer Kraken - overall bad audio and microphone quality, broke after like 2 years 1x razer Kraken v2? - literally had it 7 days and it broke Lesson learnt: never ever buy razer products again

1.Use USB-HUB for wired connections 2.Get a mouse from razer - they are available as well on Mac and have Razer with unofficial APIs on GitHub for colour-LED dynamics. 3.Razer Mamba works like a charm with some nice rug of glass. Recommend. https://imgur.com/a/VZGJQwG Here, I am on the train. The rug doesn’t count. It’s my old photo

I bought a Mamba one time, you know the one that came in the perspex box? It was their most expensive mouse at the time. After a few months of regular use, the left thumb grip peeled off, then the right, leaving sticky glue residue behind. Next, the plastic trim of the scroll wheel peeled off. Finally, the battery turned into a spicy pillow, which I needed to remove and then use it permanently with a cable. Shortly after I threw what was left of that piece of shit in the trash where it belongs, and vowed to never again buy Razer.

I bought a Mamba one time, you know the one that came in the perspex box? It was their most expensive mouse at the time. After a few months of regular use, the left thumb grip peeled off, then the right, leaving sticky glue residue behind. Next, the plastic trim of the scroll wheel peeled off. Finally, the battery turned into a spicy pillow, which I needed to remove and then use it permanently with a cable. Shortly after I threw what was left of that piece of shit in the trash where it belongs, and vowed to never again buy Razer.

I bought a Mamba one time, you know the one that came in the perspex box? It was their most expensive mouse at the time. After a few months of regular use, the left thumb grip peeled off, then the right, leaving sticky glue residue behind. Next, the plastic trim of the scroll wheel peeled off. Finally, the battery turned into a spicy pillow, which I needed to remove and then use it permanently with a cable. Shortly after I threw what was left of that piece of shit in the trash where it belongs, and vowed to never again buy Razer.