Tweet Razer's wireless Ouroboros gaming mouse looks more like a prop from a sci-fi movie than a PC peripheral, and boasts some out-of-this-world features that make it ideal for casual and professional gamers.

Standout design; customisable ergonomics; button lover's dream with nine mouse buttons; nice, weighty feel to the mouse; wired or unwired usage supported; and lightning quick response time

Premium pricetag; but not much else

With Ouroboros, Razer impresses us thanks to the unique design, customizable body for achieving optimal ergonomics and high performance sensors. The materials used are of good quality and slick PTFE feet ensure smooth gliding on almost any surface.

Razer Ouroboros review – Just when I thought that the Razer Mamba (read Craving Tech's Razer Mamba Review ) is the best wireless gaming mouse in the market, the Razer Ouroboros made its debut. Announced back in July 2012 , the Razer Ouroboros photos tickled my geeky nerves with excitement.

Futuristic, sleek design, High quality materials, no plastic in sight, Great looking in every angle, Awesome charging dock in every aspect, Accurate and powerful sensor, 8200 DPI, No noticeable lag at all in wireless mode, Multi-power support: Wired (USB); Wireless; AA battery, Long battery life.

Low DPI issue when computer wakes up from sleep (should be solvable with a future driver or firmware)

I am a big Razer fan. I love there products. So many give them a bad rep but the only one I could agree upon is that they are a bit expensive. The most part is you get what you pay for. They do have a good return policy and they dont take forever for your return.

Back in 2009 Razer began desiging a new mouse. With the concept being inspired by the Lamborghini Reventon and Batmobile they were aiming for a structural, edgy chassis and transformable/customisable options.

Conclusion Razer Ouroboros burns through the wallet but it's the fanciest, most advance gaming mouse you could own right now. Razer is not just banking on wireless and ambidextrous-ness to provide worth for the high price tag, but gives it an extra kick with superb customizability and performance to...

The Razer Ouroboros is near the top of the heap when it comes to customizability, but it sacrifices comfort at every turn.

Incredibly customizable; Suits all grips and play styles

Profoundly uncomfortable; Flimsy, unsatisfying buttons; Too easy to trigger side buttons accidentally

Obviously the mouse works fine as a plug-and-play device, but if you want to use all the fancy stuff, you're stuck using it on Razer's terms and only for as long as Razer chooses to support it.