Great mouse, would recommend. The drivers are a hit and miss, depending on patch. I really like the mouse itself though. I have bought several versions of the mamba.

- Looks nice; - Feels very comfortable; - Good long use

- Battery isn't the greatest; - Drivers sometimes have issues

looks and feels great in the hand. BUT it likes to frequently freeze for a couple seconds at a time. It also likes to completely disconnect, causing me to unplug the usb cord to reset it. why am i using the power cord well because in wireless mode its the same issues are much more pronounced.

I have had a lot of mouses and this is the best mouse I have ever owned. If you buy it I really dont think you will regret it.

My very first gaming mouse to own and I must say I am very well pleased with it; It fits my big hand perfectly, it doesn't slip around thanks to the rubber sides; The mouse wheel is very gripping to your finger so no slipping there either.

The only con I have found with this is the synapse software download; Hence the loss of an egg; I downloaded the program and it said to restart my system so I did and it would not boot back up and said bad and corrupted files.

Expensive but the hybrid wired/wireless mouse delivers. Can be a little slow to wake up in wireless mode but is packed with features and is rechargeable. The charging platform takes some practice to get the mouse in the right place.

I have tested many gaming mouses mainly for online multiplayer or singleplayer FPS (first person shooter) games. Mouse performance is the first step to the unforgettable experience of gameplay.

The Razer Mamba + Firefly has a confusing name, because it's a bit of a complicated product. The Mamba portion is a seemingly traditional wireless mouse, complete with scroll wheel and two thumb buttons, while the Firefly is a mousepad equipped with Razer's trademark-level of blingy RGB lighting.

No batteries makes for a light mouse; Wired mode available; Connectivity generally good

Can feel slightly laggy at times; Occasionally loses connection when mouse is lifted off pad

Razer might have set out to make the Razer Mamba Hyperflux the world's lightest wireless gaming mouse but, without a battery, it's tied down by its wireless charging mouse pad, putting the whole value proposition into question.

Pinpoint accurate tracking; Comfortable ergonomics; Extremely lightweight

Wireless use requires included mousepad; Wireless charging for one mouse only; Steep price

The Mamba is Razer's most expensive gaming mouse. At £95, it will set you back a significant chunk of change, but its wireless abilities might make it worth the investment.

Bottom Line: If you've got the cash to splash I would fully recommend the Razer Mamba. However, for the lot of us with not-so-deep pockets, there are many other good alternatives.

When I first got this mouse it was great but over time it seems as if the sensor in not wanting to work I will be playing a game and I will be unable to turn I wouldn't really recommend this mouse to anyone who really relies on a mouse constantly working