Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition - Professional Grade Chroma Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse, 16,000 DPI (Renewed)

The media could not be loaded.  I'm a left-handed gamer and I've gone through many Logitech mouse for browsing the internet and then gaming later on in life. I always have to adapt my hand and muscle memory to button configurations that were solely primarily made for right hand users. At time this my ring finger would get overworked or pull too far dealing with the buttons on the left side of the mouse which would be the right thumb placement. Ambidextrous gaming mouse we're very hard to find that had the right amount of buttons to comfort to DPI to user-friendly settings.I got comfortable with the Razer DeathAdder tournament Edition with chroma for about a year. Mostly the DPI on comfort was a good change though I did miss my Logitech gaming mouse that had the DPI profile change buttons and the three keymap buttons on the left Mouse button, which helped me out a lot in Battlefield 4 and the division. Lo-and-behold I hear about the lancehead and how it's an ambidextrous mouse that isn't overly priced with a bad Optical sensor to the Ouroboros. There are two lanceheads from Razer. I got was the tournament Edition that is wired. I choose this mouse over the wireless one from reviews about how the sensor reader is of a laser which has a terrible time picking up that nice dpi on a surface that could mean the difference between winning and losing. Some people say the wireless signal to the receiver cannot be broken, however, I will never deal with wireless gaming mice as ever again.The lancehead tournament Edition is great for my hand being a lefty. My thumb rests on the underside Mouse buttons to the right with ease. I'm more of a claw Style for gaming which for my thumb and Pinky goes perfectly in placements to the rubber grip sections on the left and right side. It has the DPI level settings on the fly to use to which going low DPI for those Precision shots with a sniper or rifle in a first-person shooter, which Dan you can switch to a high DPI for surveying or pulling 360 no scopes just to get good Clips to save. The wheel Mouse on this feels like a new tire with Treads and the feel of it is very good to the touch. Scrolling through the internet or cycling through weapons in any game feels just good and responsive. The wire itself is not heavy nor Tangles up easily among other wires or even Kinks. I repeat it does not Kink at all and I have my Corsair k70 main wire running across my desk and the lancehead wire sometimes goes above and below it but does not coil and Kinks to break any of my Precision shots.This is all the physical and onboard features of the mouse alone, but that's half of the mouse functionality. When you get this mouse you need to head over to Razor's synapse application and get the 3.0 beta. Once you have that downloaded and register you have more tools at your disposal for the mouse. Calibrating the mousepad to the lancehead is very important and it's a future they brought over from other Razer mouses before. The DPI levels can be programmed not just X and Y to be locked in but can be each axis ie X: 1600 Y: 500. This is setting I use for when I need to scan for any users as I use my sniper rifle in which the X would be my Horizon but the Y would be to get a Precision headshot and recoil the weapon for my next shot. It does have programmable button mapping and macro abilities just like other Razer mouses before. Another great thing about the lancehead and synapses 3.0 beta is the Chrome Studio. If anybody is a streamer that wants to show off their colors this little additional feature is all about showing off your goods. You can make different profiles and customize individual LED sections on the side of the mouse to which your viewers can see different lighting effects if you want to gather views on that alone.This must have been a great deal for me. Not only was it ambidextrous with all these bells and whistles with a great Optical sensor, not laser sensor, thought the price was too much of a good thing to pass up. When I ordered this and it showed up it was in a different box and I realize I got myself a refurbished lancehead. Amazon Prime plus this item was under 50 bucks versus 60 at Best Buy around the time I wanted to get it before the deal was done and 80 full retail prices around everywhere else. At times I even saw it be going for 90 at Microcenter and some eBay places going for a hundred. Also 1.21 for the Amazon warranty AND Razer's own for a few years.I know there are other mouses out there from streamers and other personal Gamers that would say Logitech or final Mouse would be the more ideal to do gaming on competition levels, but if you are having problems gaming as a lefty I would highly recommend this mouse. My suggestion would be to go to Best Buy to find the lancehead on a demo display and give it a feel. They most likely will have the wireless gunmetal Grey on display but don't let that fool you (unless it's a broken display).Update (1/8/2018) There is a new mouse that came to my attention called the razer basilisk. It might be great for those sniper shots but the feel of it can be a bit hard on the hand if you are a claw or bear paw type mouse user...stick with the lancehead for long gaming hours.

I really love this mouse. I bought three of them in the case that one of them breaks along the years of usage. Razer mice always have great quality and I find that this mouse just fits my hand nicely. Also, it doesn't take much force to for left and right clicks, so I am able to click extremely fast for games that require me to do so. Other than that, the razer software allows for creative rgb sequences for this mouse as well. Definitely a great mouse for gaming and everyday use.

Con 6 meses de uso puiedo decir que el mouse funciona muy bien, creo que puede mejorar en los acabados en caucho, seria bueno que hubiese un material que se deje limpiar facilmente a los costados donde tiene el caucho.

Absolutamente él mejor mouse para hacer jitterclick, además de muy buena ergonomía y un peso excelente

I own alot of razer products, and im very pleased with them. The pinpoint accuracy for the mouse is great but its not "Ambidextrous" in terms of clicking. The right click easy to press while left is harder, to be "Ambidextrous" i expected both L and R clicks to be the same. Plus the grip design is meant for left handed people, not for both so the grip is a lil uncomfortable but still decent.

I previously owned a Razer Naga and loved the performance but didn't need quite so many buttons for my setup, so this time I went with the Lancer and have been very happy with it. Still the same quick, smooth performance and integration with the Razer laptop.

It’s not working perfectly, it freezes sometimes and it seem that it’s lagging or something, idk what to do, I have already installed razer synapse and I had many razer products before

Bought as a gift loves it, good qualityBought the keyboard, mouse and mouse pad they look great together

Buen ratón es un poco más pesado y menos cómodo que el diamond y menos alargado cosa que me costo un par de días para reacostumbrarme, pero en general esta bien la intensidad del color no es molesta lo que en lo personal me evita hacerle algún ajuste, ya tuve un razer antes y me dejó con muy buena impresión además de que duro bastante tiempo mi antiguo mouse, espero las cualidades y durabilidad se sigan conservando.

Light, fast and accurate. Feels great, it has a nice rubber grip in case you do have to pick it up in the heat of the moment. It slides freely and easily on any mousepad/surface.

とても使いやすいです。しかし、色が黒だと思っていたのですが、メタリックシルバーだったのでご注意ください。

El articulo llegó sucio y con el empaque roto.