Gaming device maker Razer recently announced what it claimed is the world’s most advanced gaming mouse — the new Razer Mamba.
The new Razer Mamba, which retails for $149.99, is powered by the world’s most precise gaming mouse sensor, the revolutionary Adjustable Click Force Technology.
The new 5G laser sensor is capable of tracking up to 16,000 DPI which is optimized for multi-display set-ups with ultra-high display resolutions.
The 5G laser sensor is also the world’s most precise — with its ability to track up to 1 DPI increments (as opposed to the current industry standard of 50 DPI increments).
The gaming mouse sensor is also able to track lift-off cut-off distance as precise as 0.1 mm, reducing on-screen jitter so your aim stays on target even as you move.
Razer’s latest gaming mouse also features the patent pending Adjustable Click Force Technology. One of the most important facets of a gaming mouse is the click force — and in the past, gamers have had to adapt to a mouse’s click force or be compelled to search through a multitude of mice and switches to find the perfect mouse button click force.
With the new Adjustable Click Force Technology, instead of having to adapt to a mouse’s set click force, this feature allows gamers to freely adjust the level of click force needed to activate the left and right mouse buttons, from distinct clicks for high accuracy actions such as sniping in FPS games to lighter presses for rapid fire action needed for MOBA games.
The Razer Mamba’s Adjustable Click Force Technology is capable of up to 504-degree turn, providing users with a total of 14 distinct choices to set their signature click feel for a more personalized gameplay.
“The original Razer Mamba was launched six years ago and, even today, is the gold standard for a wireless gaming grade mouse,” said Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO.
“Our enhancements to the Razer Mamba with the most precise laser sensor and the revolutionary Adjustable Click Force Technology, together with the industry leading gaming grade wired/wireless technology, leave us ahead of the curve when it comes to gaming mice.”
