RazerDiamondback RGB Backlight Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse (Precise 16,000 DPI Sensor)

I bought two of these mice, one for home, one for the office, and both have suffered the exact same issues. The grips on either side fell off and appeared to only be cheaply glued on. The mouse wheel now slips and randomly selects a direction. I've never had this issue with a mouse before in my life and it is a testament to how these mice prefer form over function. I will never be buying a Razer mouse again after this.Oh and these mice are poorly shielded as I regularly get static shocks from them which temporarily disable the mouse. For someone living in a colder climate that wears heavy static inducing clothing half of the year this is an unforgivable flaw.

I've been a Razer mouse user for years. Use them for gaming and web / graphic design work.Being left handed I'm limited in my choices but once again yet another winner in the Razer range. Its so comfortable in the hand and so well designed. The mouse clicks are just the right weight, it glides effortlessly around and is so accurate.The lighting and being able to change the lighting is nuts. The fact you can set up different schemes is so cool. So many crazy options on just getting the ligtning right you could end up wasting weeks playing with just that settings. You can also set it to certain colours for certain applications as well which is bonkers.Much more importantly is the DPI. A monster 16000 maximum. And practically any setting in between. A really nice feature is you can set different X and Y DPI settings. At first I thought that was gimmicky, but then I realised for my workspace (3 screens) its actually really handy to adjust the Y setting down slightly from the X. Takes a while to get used to but well worth it.Yes its a lot of money for a mouse, but you really do get what you pay for and then some with this one.

Its a very good mouse that comes with an amazing Software (razer synapse). It has amazing customisability and very accurate for gaming. The biggest advantage on the Diamond back is that is it ambidextrous which means it can be left or right handedThe only downside to the mouse is that It is for people with big hands. it is a very large mouse and feels uncomfortable when holding if you have a small hand.If you have medium - large hands I would deffinatly pick this mouse up.If you are looking for a mouse just for FPS games in particular I wouldn't go this this mouse because there are many cheaper alternatives that are much better than this mouse for those games.Try out the Deathadder or the steelseries rival 300

For the price I purchased (£39.99) i think it is a ln absokute bargain, some people may not like the ambi dextrous grip as they find it uncomfortable, it just takes a few long gaming sessions and it feels like home, buttons a bit light to the touch but not an issue really. Love rgb not to much not to little, great to set up also its probably the cheapest 16000dpi razer mouse out there

Not only was the mouse of poor quality, but Razer's refusal to honour its warranty only rubbed salt into the wounds. I was kindly given a refund by Amazon, while Razer refused any responsibility despite having registered my warranty with them on buying the product.DO NOT BUY FROM RAZER