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RAZER Copperhead Razor High Precision Gaming Mouse (Anarchy Red) | List Price: $69.99
Discount Price: $48.99
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Brand: Razer
Binding: Electronics
Features: - High-speed motion detection, up to 45ips and 20g -- that's over 7080 frames per second
- Always-On mode - Laser engine sensor never powers down, to provide instantaneous response at all times during gameplay
- On-the-Fly Sensitivity DPI adjustment for perfect controls
- 7 independently programmable buttons, with ultra-tactile button feedback and maximum actions-per-minute
- GlowPipe non-slip side rails
Razer Copperhead Mouse [Posted on 2007-05-13]
My son asked me to buy him one. He plays all those online games, WOW, Battlefield XXXX, etc. I reckon a mouse is a mouse, but he was buring up for one. Got it a few days ago. He's is raptures with it and the companion keyboard. I guess that means it's pretty good. Stan
7 buttons!! [Posted on 2007-05-13]
Pretty cool mouse, lightweight and the buttons work great. It says 7 programmable buttons, but unless ive missed something 2 of the side buttons are always dedicated to adjusting the sensitivity. I play SWG and have only been able to make use of one set of the side buttons, which is enough for me anyway, i just set the thumbside buttons for use and ignore the other side as it is kinda difficult to get your ring finger in a position to use them efficiently.
Functional but uncomfortable [Posted on 2007-08-25]
This precision mouse technically works as advertised. However, the scroll buttons on the left side of the mouse and the cursor speed controls on the right side of the mouse are in a hard to get at position. Part of the problem could be the size of my hand which is large. But even so, the buttons mentioned above are positioned under a ridge on both sides of the mouse. Additionally, the buttons are too far toward the palm of the hand thereby requiring the fingers to reach under and toward the body to reach the control buttons which is an unnatural action.
This could be an excellent product if the ergonomics is changed, but as is it is much inferior to others mice which are available.
I am very disappointed in this product
Works great [Posted on 2008-06-16]
Took a few tries to get the setup software working, but since then it's worked perfectly. The built in memory is great for using multiple settings for gaming and regular use, and on the fly is great for photoshop when you went to slow it down for detail and then back to normal with one click.
Razer FTW! [Posted on 2008-07-07]
Bought two of these, one for myself and one for my wife... She got red, and I got the green one. As mice go, they work excellent. They slide comfortably, track very precise, and the clicking sound isn't too loud (like some cheap mice I've owned). Now that I've talked them up, here's the dirt.
The red mouse wasn't as bright (particularly on the sides) as the green one.
Though it looks like it does on the picture, the Razer logo on the back of the mouse doesn't glow, and it actually isn't even hardly visible unless you really look closely. The ergonomics of the mouse are comfortable, but one thing that took some getting used to, and still bugs me, are the side buttons. They're poorly placed and both uncomfortable to use and uncomfortable to rest your thumb on. (for me, at least)
That's why 4 instead of 5 stars, but otherwise I can't say I've liked a mouse more. Do they really help to be super-precise in gaming? Maybe if you were using a cheap mouse before, but I don't see a world-shattering difference, at least in the games I've played. It's nice looking though.
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