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Razer Exactmat with Exactrest Gaming Mouse Pad & Wrist Rest--Black

from: Razer Inc.


I'm not a gamer and I love this mousepad, if you use a desktop computer you MUST get this.

The only reason you shouldn't get this is if you have limit very VERY limited desk space ... it's basically 1sqft ... even with that in mind when you open your amazon box you'll be surprised and be like "damn that's a BIG mousepad"

Only thing about this mousepad is you really need to keep it clean, but that should be protocol in the first place, take care of your equipment and it'll take care of you.

4 stars ... only because it is damn expensive.

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Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse

from: Razer Inc.

February 25, 2007
I've been using the Razer Viper(close to similar to all the slim line Razer mice) for a year, which I will be comparing to the Deathadder. I have been using the eXactMat w/ wristrest as well.

The finger positioning is considerably different, the Deathadder slightly raises your 2 front fingers and spreads out your thumb and finger that hold the mouse(speaking as a fingertip user). Although it feels a little bigger the size is a little more comfortable and gives more of a controlled feeling. Also the Deathadder has a very steep slope off of the back of the mouse even though the picture makes it appear like a much larger mouse with a big rear.

The weight of the slim mouse is so light that it couldn't be any lighter ... Read More:

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Razer Lachesis 4000 dpi Laser Gaming Mous--Banshee Blue

from: Razer Inc.


I got this mouse for use with my macbook. I can say it feels very nice, works very well on games, and I have no complaints about the product at all.

It fits my hand just fine, doesn't seem to small or too big, and works on most any surface.

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Razer Destructor Professional Gaming Mat

from: Razer Inc.


At 4000dpi on the Razer Lachesis the pointer moves when I press any button on the mouse. I ended up returning the Destructor mat and purchased an Anolon Advanced 18x10 double burner griddle from Bed Bath & Beyond for $32+tax (after 20% off coupon) and made 2 mouse pads out of it. No more moving pointer on mouse clicks!

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Razer Copperhead Tempest Blue 2000 Dpi Mouse with built-in Memory

from: Razer Inc.


Ever play First Person Shooters, or have an application that you just can't seem to manipulate quick enough or you don't have enough fine mouse control to make your editing easier?

I have had this problem for a long time and going in and adjusting all of my mouse settings depending on what application or game I was playing was a hassle and quite frankly a pain.

I absolutely love this mouse. It was very easy to adapt to this mouse and the fact that I can change the sensitivity on the fly as the setting are kept on the mouse and not on the computer make my computing life much more enjoyable. For editing I click on the DOWN DPI button and now I have fine control for pixel editing or in my First Person Shooters (FPS) I click ... Read More:

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Razer Lycosa Programmable Backlit Gaming Keyboard

from: Razer Inc.


I purchased this product to replace a wireless logitech keyboard. I had a problem with the dropout while typing and gaming. Also I had a problem with the number of keys that could be pressed at one time with my logitech keyboard. This razer keyboard suffers from neither of those problems.

If you're looking for back-lit as a primary criteria, this is not very flexible. The lighting is adequate but you are unable to adjust the brightness. Turning off the back-lighting makes the key labels disappear entirely.

The media controls are a little unintuitive, but once you learn their locations they suffice. They are almost invisible when back-lighting is off.

The key feel is very comfortable to me, however as a student ... Read More:

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Razer DeathAdder Mac 3G Gaming Mouse

from: Razer Inc.


I purchased this product to replace a wireless logitech keyboard. I had a problem with the dropout while typing and gaming. Also I had a problem with the number of keys that could be pressed at one time with my logitech keyboard. This razer keyboard suffers from neither of those problems.

If you're looking for back-lit as a primary criteria, this is not very flexible. The lighting is adequate but you are unable to adjust the brightness. Turning off the back-lighting makes the key labels disappear entirely.

The media controls are a little unintuitive, but once you learn their locations they suffice. They are almost invisible when back-lighting is off.

The key feel is very comfortable to me, however as a student ... Read More:

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Razer Diamondback Frost Blue

from: Razer Inc.


This is the nicest mouse I've owned. It's great for gaming.

It's not gigantic so it fits my hand well. It's nice and light. The mouse is very responsive and you can adjust the sensitivity level. It's sensitive enough to register even very slight movements. It also has a lot of programmable buttons. The cord doesn't tend to tangle, and I prefer a corded mouse because they can't run out of batteries. The mouse is also very cool looking if you care about that.

I only have one complaint about this mouse. It has small slick tabs on the bottom of it to allow it to slide across tables easily. These tabs are held in place by some type of glue. For whatever reason the black glue melted and oozed out of the sides of these tabs, leaving little ... Read More:

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Razer Tarantula Gaming Keyboard

from: Razer Inc.


It's an ok keyboard. the looks is great, laptop keys are nice. but the the lights on keys are a bit dim and the keyboard is plain black when not lit. I like looking at my systems when not in use. lol...

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Razer eXactMat and eXactRest Bundle - Mouse Pad and Wrist Rest

from: Razer Inc.


no comment, this product got me at hello. I have nothing to say, I completely fell in love with this product.