Razer Cobra Pro Gaming Mouse Black

It's been a while since I've tried a new gaming mouse and this one does not disappoint. First, for the look and feel, this mouse is great, it feels high quality and has the right weight for my taste. Movement seems super responsive and accurate and this mouse offers lots of customization in terms of lighting and buttons/macros. I do like how Razer designed the wireless charging on this mouse but am disappointed they didn't just include it with the mouse and instead offer it as a different bundle which may appeal to other preferences but from a customer experience perspective it would be simpler and overall better if it just came ready to go wireless straight out of the box!In terms of Software, I do like Razer Synapse and the number of games that it supports, but ... MoreIt's been a while since I've tried a new gaming mouse and this one does not disappoint. First, for the look and feel, this mouse is great, it feels high quality and has the right weight for my taste. Movement seems super responsive and accurate and this mouse offers lots of customization in terms of lighting and buttons/macros. I do like how Razer designed the wireless charging on this mouse but am disappointed they didn't just include it with the mouse and instead offer it as a different bundle which may appeal to other preferences but from a customer experience perspective it would be simpler and overall better if it just came ready to go wireless straight out of the box!In terms of Software, I do like Razer Synapse and the number of games that it supports, but do wish there were more integration with other 3rd party hardware for RGB lighting. For the most part the only way to get your setup all integrated is to go with all Razer devices and still miss out on some like motherboard lighting and ram lighting or go with a 3rd party software solution to integrate all the RGB in your setup.As for the mouse itself, I'm very impressed with the connectivity options afforded to you. I love having the option to use the high speed dongle or Bluetooth if I want to grab it to go with my laptop. As with nearly all Razer products, the RGB lighting is really good, with saturated color and easy customization with the software.Overall, I'd recommend this mouse, but would recommend getting the wireless charger for it to keep life simple and never have a chance of it going dead in the middle of a game or work.

THIS… is the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless and it has slotted itself in a weird place amongst mice, the price of superlights without being superlight, wireless, cool rgb… where does this mouse belong? In the era of superlights, is a bit of heft a dealbreaker? Let's take a look at the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless and see if this mouse stacks up to its 77g worth of HEFT and the tech that Razer was able to shove in it.Lighting===========The lighting on this mouse is some of the best I have seen on a mouse, with wrap-around underglow lighting on the mouse as well as accent lighting on the top as well as around the scroll wheel. The lighting is absolutely phenomenal and really looks great at night where the underglow makes its presence known. This is all, of course, ... MoreTHIS… is the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless and it has slotted itself in a weird place amongst mice, the price of superlights without being superlight, wireless, cool rgb… where does this mouse belong? In the era of superlights, is a bit of heft a dealbreaker? Let's take a look at the Razer Cobra Pro Wireless and see if this mouse stacks up to its 77g worth of HEFT and the tech that Razer was able to shove in it.Lighting===========The lighting on this mouse is some of the best I have seen on a mouse, with wrap-around underglow lighting on the mouse as well as accent lighting on the top as well as around the scroll wheel. The lighting is absolutely phenomenal and really looks great at night where the underglow makes its presence known. This is all, of course, controlled through Razers lighting software called Razer Chroma. The app itself is good, not groundbreaking, but I have never had any hiccups or bumps with it. The underglow is individually addressable to create color zones as well. This is absolutely part of the weight added to the mouse, and for me personally, I think it is worth it.Performance===========With a proven 30k sensor and a price that supports it, razer means business. With a max acceleration of 70g, max IPS speed of 750 and 30,000 dpi from its ‘Focus Pro 30k optical sensor’ you are certainly not missing any features as far as performance goes. This is also the same sensor found in the Viper Pro V2 and The DeathAdder V3 Pro. Something to note is that this mouse does come with wireless charging should you get the mousepad to support it, and it does work on my logitech powerplay wireless charging pad, however, I am certain Razer would say to use only razer products for wireless charging.Weight===========Now this is where all the hate is coming from, as this mouse does come in 77g which… doesnt sound like a lot? The Logitech G Pro Superlight is ~63g and the Death Adder at ~59g… this is essentially just a luxurious DeathAdder. I mean seriously, this is almost the exact same mouse just with RGB and a few more buttons. The exact same sensor and layout. This just isn’t what Razer is using to compete on the superlight pro scene, given by the RGB alone… so to judge this mouse (and to be fair it is still light) on an extra 12-13g is excessive.Conclusion===========This is another great entry by Razer and something that really most people are looking at anyways. A light, good looking mouse with decent software at a price that doesn't want to make you resell it. I really enjoyed testing this mouse next to the likes of the superlight, deathadder and the likes because it reminded me that we can still have good looking mice that still perform and don’t have to be lighter than air. I game competitively, but I also like a good looking setup… and I think this is that gray area that needed to be serviced and Razer just killed it with this mouse. As always, Bestbuy has an excellent return policy and even better customer service, so you never have to worry about buying a product that you don’t like… so why not test it out?!

Looking for a cool mouse that’s also more than cool? This is it, the perfect mouse for both gaming and getting things done!The construction is light but sturdy, the lighting adds high-tech ambience but isn’t gaudy, the customizable buttons and profile switch give lots of options for tailoring the buttons to your needs, and the on-the-fly DPI switches are perfect for rapidly and effortlessly switching between fast movement and then slowing things down for precise sniper shots.You can do most of the customization using the core Razer Synapse app, including a basic array of lighting options, but you can install the chroma module for more precise control over your lights if you have something very specific in mind.The mouse movement is precision responsive, and ... MoreLooking for a cool mouse that’s also more than cool? This is it, the perfect mouse for both gaming and getting things done!The construction is light but sturdy, the lighting adds high-tech ambience but isn’t gaudy, the customizable buttons and profile switch give lots of options for tailoring the buttons to your needs, and the on-the-fly DPI switches are perfect for rapidly and effortlessly switching between fast movement and then slowing things down for precise sniper shots.You can do most of the customization using the core Razer Synapse app, including a basic array of lighting options, but you can install the chroma module for more precise control over your lights if you have something very specific in mind.The mouse movement is precision responsive, and though it works over Bluetooth it “feels” ever so slightly more responsive when using the dedicated USB dongle. My one caveat in this regard is that I wish Razer, and others, would start providing native USB-C dongles rather than USB-A dongles that need adapters for C as my most recent gaming laptop has only USB-C ports. So I can use it, but I have to use an adapter, and it feels like a small clunky step backwards.And of course life can’t be all fun and games and this mouse pulls double duty for work easily. It’s all-day and all-night comfortable with the battery life to match. I’m an established fan of Razer audio products, I’ve used them for years, but this is my first Razer mouse and you can color me duly impressed. It’s a keeper for sure and I’d recommend this to just about anyone without reservation.