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Razer Lachesis (2007)
$65.00
Released October, 2007
The Pros:Discrete all black design - not gaudy like most gaming mice. Earliest mouse to hit 4000dpi. Attractive packaging.
The Cons:Teflon feet will disintegrate quickly if not used on a soft mousepad / "gaming surface". DPI wars. Buttons opposite of your thumb are hard to get to.
The Lachesis is a mid-range, ambidextrous gaming mouse from Razer, available in blue or white. While the company's lower-end gaming mice utilize infrared sensors, the Lachesis is laser-guided, operating at 4000 dpi to ensure gaming-grade precision.
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The mouse is equipped with 9 programmable buttons, more than most of Razer's products. On-board memory allows users to store up to five gaming profiles and use the mouse with different computers without needing to reconfigure settings. Response times are reduced to 1 ms via 1000Hz polling, and users can increase movement speed by adjusting the dpi setting in 125dpi increments.
Features
- Ambidextrous design
- 4000dpi 3G laser sensor
- 32KB on-board memory
- 9 programmable buttons
- 1000Hz Ultrapolling (1ms response time)
- Variable precision adjustment (125dpi increments)
- 60-100 inches per second
- 16-bit data path
- Always-on mode
- 7ft cord
User Reviews (5)
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discrete all black design - not gaudy like most gaming mice
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earliest mouse to hit 4000dpi
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silky smooth teflon feet for a good glide
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updated design (August 2010) includes new 5600dpi laser, customizable lighting
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teflon feet will disintegrate quickly if not used on a soft mousepad / "gaming surface"
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Buttons opposite of your thumb are hard to get to.
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gaudy windows-only software required to make use of the mouse's full functionality
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poor grip for low sensitivity gamers
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