Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition: 5G Optical Sensor - 16,000 Dpi - On-Board & Cloud Memory - Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse

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The side buttons area net negative though; these would benefit from some upgrades, but aside from that and the fact that I feel like they could do away with some of the weight there’s, objectively speaking, nothing wrong with this mouse at all. In fact it’s a great mouse if you can dig the shape and don’t mind the weight (which isn’t all that bad anyway since it’s not a small mouse and it’s nicely balanced). Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Very accurate. Aside from gaming, I use this with Lightroom and Photoshop every day and performance is superb. The DPI switches are placed below the scroll wheel and I've found myself using them very often to go between 800-3200. An overlay pops up showing you the current DPI for a couple seconds after you switch, even in fullscreen apps, which is a great touch (you need to install the software for this.)

That’s expected from a brand like Razer with a smooth-working sensor. This accurately translates whatever you’re doing on your mousepad or other surfaces to the game.

The Lancehead Tournament Edition can be described as ambidextrous with a more than ordinary shape and finish. It has an air of doing the main business it was created for rather than being too spectacular. That’s why some enthusiasts think it’s simply above average.

The Razer Tournament Edition mouse is designed to draw your attention with its flat and ambidextrous make. The mouse is medium-sized, fits either hand orientation, and has a nice shape. EU Declaration of Conformity for Abyssus Lite & Goliathus Mobile Construct Ed. Bundle (RZ83-0273).pdfIn the hand, the mouse is fairly comfortable. It’s ideally suited for those using a claw style grip. I mean, it's pretty easy to clean the mouse and maintain it, but the material just seems to attract dirt easily.