razer are like nice looking bitches. fit body but terrible sensor.

Brilliant analogy.

I was being sarcastic, who the fuck plussed that post?

so it is just like a cyborg mouse? awesome..

Pretty similar to the R.A.T. series of mice, I think.

Double post and spoiler ftw! Good job Ahab

;) Spreading the word wherever I can.

Battery life: (Approx) 12 hrs (continuous gaming)
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edit: oh, it's wireless.

go read the description for shits and giggles.

Ł114.99
129.99€
$129.99

Nope.

Heh, yeah... I'll stick to my Logitech G400 thank you very much.

$180 AUD

Nope.

is it even possible to control 8000 dpi

Yeah on 3 god fucking damn displays.

Sometimes in the heat of battle there’s a need to slow down and focus to get that perfect headshot off in sniper mode. With our dedicated DPI clutch trigger, you can temporarily decrease / increase your DPI for pinpoint precision at a squeeze of the trigger. Release it to unleash your usual lightning fast speed.

This is getting ridiculous, no one ever switches DPI mid-battle.

This is getting ridiculous, no one ever switches DPI mid-battle.

Sadly, in today's popular shooters, I think it happens. Like a sniper in CoD, maybe even in CS from time to time.
BF3?

Just shows you how pathetically slow FPS games have become.

Its over 300 pixels per mm, sounds a bit more extreme when put like that :D

You can technically gain some "precision" in games like quake because theres about 16000 separate angles, so you could get a proper 1:1 ratio with a sens which isn't extremely low. Theres a program out there somewhere where you can figure out what sens will give you 1:1 ratio at your max DPI.

Not that its noticeable, or beneficial, or even a good idea though. Every gamer whos got experience knows that hardly anyone needs more than 2000 DPI, and even thats pushing it. Given that theres tons of pros out there using 400 DPI and aiming like cyborgs, I'm surprised the DPI myth hasn't died down yet :/

christmas tree.... oh christmas tree....

Ignoring the the obvious bullshit marketing plagued in the gaming peripheral market. I think razer PM's and ID did a good job with this mouse.

Kinda pricy though.