Product ReviewsRazer Ouroboros Elite Ambidextrous Customizable Ergonomic Gaming Mouse 8200DPI 4G Dual Sensor
|
22%
11%
56%
0%
11%
|
With 9 User Reviews
|
 Rating: Review Date: 02/01/14  |
Cons: material feels cheap(just a bit better than toys) price still too high
Pros: cool green lights(cool looking) especially if you have a razor gaming keyboard |
|
Rating: Review Date: 12/20/13 |
Cons: -Price is expensive for what it does-Razer Synapse software isn't the best-The magnets in the charger and the mouse isn't large or strong enough, its hard to attach the mouse to the base in the dark
Pros: -Looks sexy, even the packaging that it comes in is one the of the sexiest I have ever seen-Customizable-Lots of keys-Wireless Comment:
Very good looking and sexy mouse. I had no issues with it whatsoever. I think the main issues with this mouse is the Razer Synapse software that can potentially cause problems.I have DPI problems after a restart because the mouse has to wait for the Synapse software to load. So this means trying to control your mouse at the maximum sensitivity.Overall, it is a very nice looking and usable mouse, but software is a big downer with this product. |
|
Rating: Review Date: 06/18/13 |
Cons: Mouse feet scratches, cheap surface material and $$$
Pros: Lightweight, fits well in hand no matter style, wireless really responsive Comment:
Every since the mamba, I've been let down again and again by razer mouse. Not only are they poorly built, but they are so freaking expensive. This mouse scratched my aluminum Mionix Ensis 320 so badly.. finally I realized that the magnet detachable sides plastic padding are barely touching, and the hard plastic rims just scrap right through the mouse pad. Changed it to the ones with no thumb or pinky rest, 3 weeks later, these are chewed through too. Should have stuck with my MMO 7. |
|
Rating: Review Date: 04/18/13 |
Cons: the mouses x and y axis sensitivity changes randomly during usage. sometimes the only way you are able to fix this problem is by restarting your computer. There are points where the cursor does not move and only the buttons are functional on the mouse.
Pros: fits nicely to your handgood battery life Comment:
I am very unhappy with this mouse and I will be purchasing a new gaming mouse ASAP. Some of the reviews for this mouse have positive reviews...but the majority of them have negative reviews that are similar to mine. Make sure you do your research on this mouse before you purchase (i feel as if i wasted my money) |
|
Rating: Review Date: 04/05/13 |
Cons: Weight;Battery life;Driver quality.
Pros: Looks;Build quality. Comment:
This mouse is a show stopper. If battery life didn't suck that much (doesn't last 8 hours) the fact it could go from wired to wireless would be awesome for nomad gaming. The mouse is super weighty so it might be a pro for some or a con for some others but it's definitively not your average mouse weight. It is sturdy and has excellent build quality. Sometimes clicking the mouse abusively (read, intense gaming session) will make the buttons squeal which is weird if you ask me, you might want to keep a WD45 canister near by. :P ...drivers sucks: When going from wired to wireless mode (or vice versa) the horizontal sensivity changes. Deplugging/plugging the mouse again fixes the problem... sometimes. This one deserves 3 stars only for the looks! |
|
Rating: Review Date: 03/30/13 |
Cons: short battery life
Pros: cool industrial design Comment:
1) The direct USB cable attachement did eventually allow the mouse to finish charging completely. The base did as well.2) The Synapse 2.0 software seems to lose my mouse settings some times - that could get annoying fast. Had to drop the rating to three stars. Every time the mouse sleeps the settings for "performance" (DPI) are reset. I've seen the settings reset/lost on reboot as well.3) Battery life seems pretty anemic. Not a huge problem, but it seems like I'm recharging often (almost daily) |
|
Rating: Review Date: 03/16/13 |
Cons: prix
Pros: Parfais pour les jeux... Comment:
J'ai acheter pour remplacer une Logitech m510. la différence est énorme elle est vraiment meilleur ! |
|
Rating: Review Date: 02/03/13 |
Cons: Buggy software/firmware (minor)
Pros: StylishDetailed designs (love the magnets on side!) Comment:
Would not purchase again because it is very $$$! That aside... I knew I was getting a quality designed product upon receiving the clear display case package. It took awhile to get out of the box, but it works really well both wired and wirelessly. I have experienced intermittent lost signal for less than half a second wirelessly rarely. I can confirm there is a lag when switching DPI, mouse "freezes" for quarter of a second when changing DPI. Software works mostly, sometimes my profile fail to start when loading an application.Overall the Cons doesn't detract my experience when gaming and general use. Would not buy again because I am not rich and it is not completely bug free, otherwise I love it!The battery stored in the middle of the mouse with a hatch is AWESOME, it's like the drive core of a spaceship. One of the little things that made me go DAMN, THIS MOUSE ROCKS! |
|
Rating: Review Date: 01/08/13 |
Cons: none
Pros: Look good,Not heavy,wireles,High DPI,Ergonomic Comment:
My Rat 9 is dead and todays i got the new Razer Ouroboros...The mouse look good and it`s not too heavy.This is a good upgrade for me because this mouse fit on my hand like the Rat 9 but wit a beter DPI ...I love this mouse. |
You will definitely need a mouse pad for such a mouse(though it's a optical plus a laser sensor)I havn't try go wireless so I don't know if there's a lag.The material feels cheap(it's a $150 gaming mouse)it's not what I expected.The right side buttons are not that easy to push(maybe my ring finger is weak)If you are looking for a wireless/wired double module gaming mouse, which would also give you a cool illumination, this is. Other wise, I would recommand deathadder.