Razer Lancehead TE Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse: 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 8 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Quartz Pink

This mouse is my 3rd gaming mouse and it is my favorite. It looks great with its pink look and has great lighting. It does have some odd sensor bugs sometimes but nothing that bothers me. It has a great cord and scroll wheel along with clicks but it feels like it may only last a year. It has a odd scratchy feel on the bottom and near the bottom but has a nice rubber grip and nice shape.

the hardware and software from Razer is always of superior quality. So it is here. However, Ive never had a mouse that gives up the ghost after 2 years -- but Ive never used a mouse so much either... A week or so ago, after almost two years of not-quite-daily use the mouses right-lower thumb button stopped clicking (no tactile feedback) and began to stick (constant, unstoppable input while not pressing the button). All other buttons still work perfectly. The cable never frayed even though I dont use a cord bungee. the lighting still works as programmed. tracking and movement has never skipped. Rubber and plastic wore in comfortably without becoming sticky or slick. skid pads on bottom never needed to be replaced. two years is not a bad life for a mouse, Ive heard, but this is the first one that Ill have to replace -- not upgrade.

Awesome mouse, a straight upgrade over the viper ultralight I used to use(unless you wanted lightweight). As stated in title, Razer is actually advertising this wrong. The viper ultralight {$50} has 8 buttons, 4 side buttons, 1 right and left click, scroll wheel button, and a button on the bottom that switched profiles(practically; its 7, because most of the time the 8th will be impractical to reach). HOWEVER, UNLIKE the description lists, this mouse actually has 10 buttons!(practically, like before, 9). The two extras, the one you see in the center by default are set to DPI adjust, but would be the perfect hypershift key(a setting that with the press of it, switches your mouse layout to a completely new layout of buttons) and would be perfect for setting to any special key or action that needs quick access. It may be double the price, but the added lighting, extra buttons, more textured grip make this a solid upgrade, and a better choice in my opinion.

Bought this for my youngest Son for his Birth Day last March. No issues - it works great. He wanted pink (?), which he says it not just for girls you know. His generation doesnt care, so why should I?

I have always wanted a PC setup and I finally decided to do it. I am so happy this mouse is so beautiful and easy to hold. I used to use my boyfriends mouse and it felt too big for my hands, but this mouse with its slim body was no issue for my hands to grip and play comfortably.

I love this mouse! I got it with the rest of the razer quartz line. It is ambidextrous so whether you are left handed or right handed it will work for you. I also like how its easy to change the DPI especially when Im in mid game and I dont want to exit or minimize the screen just to change a mouse setting. Its also easier to check which DPI setting works best for you.

I love that Razer released a pink mouse. It goes great with my pink keyboard!

No issues so far. This mouse was a replacement for a Sensei 310. Lighting colors are more vibrant and no clicking issues. I really like the game integration with the lights, also.

good

Confortable, pretty and lots of custom options