Razer Lachesis

As a fan of pc gaming, i brough myself this mouse as i thought it wwas time to get a decent one as i game quite alot. I brought the Banshee Blue Razer Lachesis, and so far, i think its a brilliant price for the price tag. The Razer lachesis has 9 buttons, these buttons are the 2 dpi changing buttons, 2 mouse buttons and the 4 side buttons. This mouse can go up to the indredible amount of 4000dpi, which is really more than you will need, but its still there if you ever want to use it. The Razer Lachesis comes with a drivers and mouse program disk, which are quick and easy to install. Its very easy to set up multiple profiles with the razer program, adn the ...  Read the complete review

I bought the Lachesis blue laser mouse primarily to help me get better at Deathmatch where I need to change weapons quickly. All buttons are easily programmed, and the mouse has an infinite number of setting to control the DPI and scroll speed. This mouse has certainly improved my gaming skills considerably. On the down side, it is quite expensive, and I cannot yet manage to use the extra 2 buttons on the right hand side of the mouse as I cannot apply enough pressure to press these buttons and still maintain control of the mouse. Mayvbe a bit of gaffer tape is the solution!! Overall review mark would be 8.5 out of 10, and I would not hesitate in buying this product again.

Razer is known among the gamers for their incredibly well-designed products, primarily their high-end gaming mice. The Razer Copperhead was one of their best mice to have been introduced and it contained a laser sensor with 2000 DPI capabilities, but their newest mouse is the Lachesis and it uses a 4000DPI 3G laser sensor. The big question you have to ask yourself here is if it is worth the expensive price tag? Now what has the Razer Lachesis to offer: First of all, there is the 4000 DPI Razer Precision 3G Laser sensor. If you use this mouse for the first, you will have some trouble using it. I can tell you that 4000 a lot! After a couple of ...  Read the complete review