Equipped with the revolutionary 4000dpi Razer Precision 3G Laser sensor, the Razer Lachesis gaming mouse takes on the same lethal traits as its namesake that will send shivers down your enemies' spines. Add 32KB of onboard memory, nine programmable Hyperesponse buttons, as well as an impressive 1000Hz Ultrapolling with 1ms response time, and you've got a formidable weapon in your arsenal of destruction. Victory beckons - move in for the kill.
ReadmoreTechnical Details
- 4000dpi Razer Precision 3G Laser sensor
- Up to 100 Inches-per-Second tracking speed
- Nine independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons
- 32KB Razer Synapse onboard memory
- On-the-Fly Sensitivity adjustment
I absolutely hate this thing. I've owned it for 6+ months and use it for gaming and 3D work.
If anything touches the connecting wire, the mouse won't work properly. If the profile or DPI settings get switched (I finally learned to disable the buttons), it's very difficult to get back to the original mode -- sometimes restarting works.
Drivers haven't been updated in ages. Neither has the software, which is not exactly user-friendly.
I paid a premium for this thing when it first came out, and expected good things since the reviews of the time were raving. It's currently refusing to change ~any~ DPI/MHZ settings in the mouse, even though the software is properly set. I'm about ready to go back to an el-cheapo mouse rather than continue to deal with this piece of junk.......
Mouse works great. Bought it refurbished from swf software in colorado and i'm happy with my purchase =)......
This mouse is the best I have ever used. There is no lag, and is great for gaming or even just surfing the internet. My favorite parts of this mouse are the look and feel; its one great looking mouse, and it feels great. It does take some getting used to though, but that doesn't matter considering the overall quality of the mouse, and the option to program the actions of the buttons on the mouse which makes gaming easier. If you are a heavy gamer, this is the mouse for you.......
I purchased this mouse specifically for gaming. I am not a hardcore gamer, I just play on the days that my busy schedule allows. I would like to say it helps out me game considerably, but I am not able to say that. I have only owned this mouse for a month, and maybe I just haven't got the buttons down yet.
The appeal of this mouse was the extra buttons that could be programmed. The mouse I was using only had two programmable buttons, and he though of all the extra buttons that would allow me to be less tethered to my keyboard while playing. The buttons on the right side of the mouse are defaulted to "Profile switch". If I could imagine a more useless button, I don't know what it would be. The transition to the new profile leaves the mouse inoperable for several seconds. If you have enough games that you have time to play regularly that you need 5 different profiles, we can't relate and reading this post is a waste of your time.
I have two games that I play regularly, and I already have all game play actions tied to the same keys. The DPI on the fly I have enabled, but like fraps, I never utilize it when it would be useful.
Enough complaining. This is a really nice mouse. The form is difficult to get used to, but like learning to drive a stick shift, it is worth it in the long run. I can't say that my death to kills ratio has improved much, but it hasn't gotten worse.
Pros: Software is very good. I have heard complaints about it being buggy, it might be a little slow, but not buggy. The flexibility of the software is great. There is very little you can't change to suite your needs / fancy. The first button on either side and the main buttons press just right, not too hard or soft. It is worth the time to get accustomed to using.
Cons: Getting used to the new form factor of the mouse is painful. Like learning to drive a stick shift, but you wrist is the clutch. I almost gave up on it as tendonitis set in. I found with a couscous effort I could hold it correctly, I guess like taking off on a steep hill in a manual transmission. The second set of programmable buttons are really hard to get used to. I find that I push the back button opposite of the button I am trying to push because I am trying to get leverage. The weight, while very good, would be nice to have the ability to adjust like in similarly priced mice.
Will I trade down to my old mouse or try to learn a different mouse? Very unlikely. Would I buy this mouse again if it crapped out, at the price it is now, probably not.
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The thing about 'gaming' hardware is that people are very very very picky. When I first decided to buy a mouse with a decent DPI I remember feeling like there was absolutely no choice because EVERY possible mouse had a good share of scaling negative "I'm a pro take it from me" reviews. I've owned a Razer Diamondback for about a year, at 1800 dpi. I loved it. It completely changed my online FPS performance (given that I'd been using a cheap wireless mouse before that). I got this Lachesis refurbished for cheap, but now that I've used it, if it broke because I stepped on it or something stupid like that I'd definitely spend $60~70 to replace it.
The buttons on the side: This is an ambidextrous mouse, meaning the buttons on the side are made so that they are easy to press with your thumb, so obviously on the other side of the mouse you don't have another thumb. Because you can use this as a lefty or a righty, one side of the mouse will have buttons that aren't exactly natural for your fingers to use. While this may be a 'con' the advantages gained in the excellent precision and high DPI greatly out-way this.
Hardware breaks, period. Especially this kind of hardware. The difference is that when someone breaks their logitech or microsoft or whatever cheapo mouse they don't immediately go write a negative review about it, whereas if their expensive gaming mouse breaks they get pissed real quick. This is the second Razer I've owned and it feels absolutely solid and I have no qualms about its quality. The advantage its given me to online gaming, just from switching from an already impressive older Razer, was evident in the first thirty minutes. Highly recommend, also remember to download the newest firmware. ......
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