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January 2008
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Good mouse for high-sensitivity gamers, Good accuracy, Very adjustable, Lots of buttons, On-the-fly DPI and profile adjusting, LEDs can be turned off, Glides smoothly over your mousepad, Onboard memory for profiles
The design is not very comfortable, Mainly for mid to high-sensitivity gamers, Didnt work properly on all surfaces, Extra buttons hard to use, No tilt wheel
The features of the Razer Lachesis sound impressive, but how does this gaming mouse perform? Well, its a mixed bag. One of the first things I noticed is that the ambidextrous design of the Lachesis doesnt feel that comfortable, its a step back from ...
The Razer Lachesis is light weight, powerful and durable for the high sensitivity gamer. This mouse will make it easier to get frags, even though the Lachesis comes in at a pricey $79.99 it is well worth it if you are a heavy FPS and/or fast paced RPG ...
Very sensitive, Lots of adjustments, Very slick feet, Works equally well on all surfaces, Easy to use
Oddly shaped, A bit jittery at times
The Razer Lachesis is an excellent gaming mouse that I believe any hardcore would just love, it’s got tons of features and the ability to save several profiles for different games is something that any gamer will appreciate. The Lachesis though is j...
Strong PointsAmbidextrousTasteful light schemeComprehensive softwareTracking resolution selectable in increments and not by set valuesOnboard memory allows the user to keep their profiles when changing PCsWeak PointsUnreachable pinkie buttonsUnsteady p...
3G 4000 DPI Sensor / Fastest Mouse In The Market, Looks Wonderful At Night, 9 Fully Programmable buttons, Excellent Software And drivers, Excellent Build Quality, Option to Glow or not at night, Slides easily on almost every available surface, Onboard pro...
Lack Of Extra Teflon Feet, Ergonomics / Shape
To be honest the Lachesis left me a strange impression. It is by far the Fastest mouse on the market but it isn’t as comfortable as the previous Razer Death Adder or even the Logitech G9. There are numerous options like the on board memory to store...
Being able to switch from profile to profile and make DPI adjustments on-the-fly without reloading the mouses configuration every time, 32k On-Board Memory on the mouse simplifies the switching from one computer to another without reinstalling and reconfi...
Odd shape and its slightly larger size may be problematic with smaller hands, Pricing may deter some, The multitude of adjustments that can be made might overwhelm people and having to go from application to configuration constantly may get tiresome.
s The only things I found to be problematic were the odd shape and the slightly larger size of this mouse. This will make it difficult to get used to this mouse at first. The multitude of adjustments can be overwhelming as you find your self constantly...
Razer has gone above and beyond in their Lachesis Gaming Mouses design and chucked in a whole barrel of technology to boot. Then to make sure your not going to lose out they added the ability to update the firmware. With its 4000DPI shift on the fly ...
Resumen: It is very unfortunate that Razer Inc hasnt yet backed the Linux community and stuck to their word by providing any Razer Linux software whether it is open-source or closed-source. There are also no active third-party Razer projects that have support...
The Razer Lachesis is a great mouse and I highly enjoyed using it at home. I have also taken it to work and played around with the on-board stored profiles and found the settings changed easily and were actually useful in an office environment. Peopl...
Resumen: June 18, 2008 By Peter Jozefowicz The gaming mouse market is overflowing with choices, but Razer is one of the best and most well-known brands for enthusiast-level gaming hardware. The company has added a new gaming mouse to their lineup of "deadly snakes" mouse controllers. The Razer Lachesis Laser Mouse augments a line that also includes the Krait, Diamondback, DeathAdder, Boomslang, Copperhead, and Salmosa. This is an impressive array of gaming mice, and it looks like Razer has flooded the market with choices, but the Lachesis has features ...
