Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse: 16K DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 8 Programmable Buttons - Mechanical Switches - Classic Black

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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. Arguably, the most important part of any gaming mouse’s software suite is its sensitivity adjustment options. Here we can see that Razer’s suite allows for a wide range of customization from 100DPI to 16,000 DPI in 100DPI increments. Interestingly enough, Razer also allows the independent adjustment of DPI for the X and Y axis. Why would anyone do that? I’m not quite sure, but that’s some serious level of customization. In the lighting tab, Razer offers the usual Chroma RGB lighting effects such as breathing, reactive, spectrum cycling, static and wave. Nothing too special here. 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. That’s because wireless mice have a slight delay if their battery life starts to get low. If you’re in a close match, this Lancehead TE is worth having in your corner. Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition: Final Thoughts

Here are a few shapes I drew at different sensitivity stages to test for any jitter, prediction, angle snapping, drift control, etc. No major problems here to report as well other than the fact that I’m terrible at drawing on a PC. Razer’s 5G Optical Sensor (PMW 3389) is about as good as mouse sensors can get. When you activate them, you won’t notice clear differences, while under the mouse frame, you get a button and LED indicator to change profiles. Overall, the mouse’s build is nice and glides across surfaces using three feet. – Buttons and Scroll Wheel: Great Feel and Switches Razer is transforming the way people play games, engage with other gamers and identify with the gamer lifestyle. Having won the coveted “Best of CES” award consecutively for seven years, the company’s leadership in product innovation continues to create new categories for the gaming community that is to have over 1 billion gamers worldwide. If you’re a palm gripper, it will suit you if your hands are on the small side. Overall, flat mice aren’t a comfortable bunch for palm grip handlers. Also launching today is the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition wired gaming mouse. Featuring the world’s most advanced optical gaming sensor, Razer™ Mechanical Mouse Switches as well as hybrid on-board and cloud memory through the upcoming Razer Synapse Pro (Beta), the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition gives accuracy and durability like never before.Fixed an issue where the button assigned with Turbo key eventually stops responding after several continuous presses Apart from these reasons, Razer is a brand you can count on for superb devices and peripherals. Further, hardcore gamers are known to prefer wired mice over wireless alternatives. It will do a fine job of staying clean and keeping any skin oils or sweat buildup away. However, the fact is that just like any other Razer mice, your grip style does play a big role alongside the added rubber elements to help you. There are grooves on the rubber to enhance your grip on the mouse. The buttons, scroll wheel, and switches combine to give you a performance worthy of the features and specifications of this mouse. To that extent, the Lancehead TE does with Razer’s switches co-designed with Omron. 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.

However, you can tell if it’s the perfect fit for you if you’re able to press every button without stress or having to stretch any fingers. An advantage of having a good-sized mouse is the ease of navigation in all directions from the pad without any problems with your wrists. 2. What makes the Razer Lancehead TE worth it? For more information about the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition, please visit razerzone.com/lancehead-te. A host of features make this mouse worth getting, including the accuracy, feel, response, and reliable consistency. You can all adjust the wheel, buttons and take advantage of the long cable. Other custom features you can perform include programming macros for the buttons.Other than that, there’s nothing wrong with the mouse. The fact is you can get up to scratch with the shape of the mouse; there’s a world of possibility with it.