Razer Abyssus Essential: True 7,200 DPI Optical Sensor 😎 - Enhanced Ergonomic Gaming Mouse with Chroma - Renewed Edition Review

I've been using it for a year and a half. Very satisfied. The perfect mouse for work and play. There are very few quality mice with two buttons. For some reason, it is now believed that the more buttons, the better the mouse. Personally, I categorically reject this approach and remain a supporter of reasonable minimalism. Its pros: 1. Works on almost any surface without rugs, stable without any breakdowns and glitches. Budget Logitech constantly ripped off the cursor on the new table. 2. Only…

Has some pros: Comfortable and familiar to me. I bought it to replace the old Razer Abyssus (with a blue logo) bought in 2022: it worked for six years and the plastic in the left button was purely mechanically worn out, which made it unstable. In terms of the shape and size of the case, it perfectly repeats the old model. Got cons: - The backlight is almost non-existent. This can only be done by installing proprietary software, but, firstly, it is disgusting, and, secondly, when the computer is

I had to install all the ates of the Windows 7 system, restart the computer several times, reinstall the Synapse 3 program so that the mouse was defined in this software, which took about three hours. Took for games. So far, she has performed well. Whether it is worth the money - I can’t say for sure, but the clicks, the sensor, the Teflon legs . I bought it for 3500, and I’m generally satisfied.

Some pros: Comfortable both in shape and in weight. The buttons are pressed good. Got cons: 1) After a year of use, the wheel was worn out inside and thus stopped scrolling normally. 2) The optical LEDs are broken and at times the mouse starts moving by itself.