Is it worth $80? A $50-$60 price point would be more realistic, but you won't feel any buyer's remorse if you drop 80 bucks on this one. Look for it on sale. Highly recommended.

So if you're ever on the look out for a high quality gaming mouse, and are a right handed user, the Imperator will certainly get the job done, and then some! It's sleek, it's comfortable and the 3.5G sensor will get you around in any game.

I really like the Imperator. Razer made a very high quality mouse. It's simple design, ergonomic feel, and awesome DPI really make this a great product. Even better is it's price tag: $79. A perfect price for those that need a lot out of their mouse, and aren't on a huge budget.

The Razer Imperator is the most impressive mouse that we have ever tested.  Its ergonomic right-handed form-factor and soft rubberized finish make it a delight to use for any gaming session, no matter how long it may be.  Additionally, the software package included with the Imperator is very easy to

This mouse have proven to be a great contender to several high end mice on the market. It feels very well even in my hand and the movable thumb buttons will for sure attract more users as they feel more comfortable with the mouse.

Gaming mice are one of those items that everyone enjoys upgrading. We can happily use our old keyboard for years but a new mouse is highly desirable and something that most of us upgrade more often than most hardware.

Mine has quit working, well its sketchy it will work for a while then completely disappear from the computer only to come on randomly ( I think it is the connection or the cord where it enters the mouse.

Razer Imperator Review by Michael Aulia – Razer Imperator is the latest gaming mouse from Razer that delivers up to 5600 DPI for a greater precision when gaming (check Craving Tech's Razer Mamba review for a wireless gaming solution).

Looks as menacing as ever and sexy at the same time; Button clicks are soft and register well; Smooth scrolling wheel; Long cable; with gold plated USB connector; Adjustable side buttons; 5600 DPI; Store profiles with 5 different DPI/Sensitivity stages each; Designed for both Palm and Claw grip

Profile/DPI switch feedback on screen instead on an LCD; The glossy surface on the sides attracts sweats and dirts

First Impressions My reaction is Razer made a very smart move with their new dual 4G sensor system by releasing the tech on two existing and very popular models instead of releasing a completely new mouse.

Razer have tried to create one of the best mice possible with the Imperator 2012. They have incorporated two sensors in what they call the 4G Dual Sensor System which gives a very impressive 6,400 DPI and should allow it to track on any surface due to the combination of an Optical and Laser Sensor.