A good but not too uncommon price, I bought one myself since my Deathadder V2 X H is on life support, hopefully the new layout works for me.
Razer™ HyperScroll Tilt Wheel
13-Zone Chroma Lighting with Full Underglow
Iconic Ergonomic Form with 10+1 Programmable Buttons
Up to 110 hours on Razer HyperSpeed Wireless (constant motion at 1000 Hz)
ive never owned a wireless mouse, is it pretty good in terms of staying connected, lag etc?
hard to say since environment factors take into account when it comes to wireless device eg. next to a microwave.
for me never had a disconnect for the 3 years of use other than me forgetting to recharge
This or Logitech G502X Plus? For gaming only.
I use a Basilisk for the scroll wheel, but if it weren't for that, I'd take the G502X. It's a bit lighter and no need to faff about with Synapse/GHub if you're just wanting basic button assignments, can just write straight to the onboard memory without having to install anything.
I’ve been using the wired version of this mouse for three years now. Its strengths lie in the scroll wheel and the way it feels in the hand; it’s particularly well-suited to people with larger hands. The downside is the anti-slip pads on the sides; after not using the mouse for a while, I found that the pads had worn out. Also, the mouse malfunctioned whilst still under warranty, but Razer quickly sent me a new one, which I’m still using, although some of the buttons are a bit loose.
Had a look at this mouse at JB today, the side button gets in the way of your thumb, apart from that was ok.
Buttons feel a bit cheap on the side
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really good mouse if youre someone who games and also needs extra buttons for scripting/macroing tasks
only issue i faced is the built-in-side grips can wear down overtime if you use the mouse constantly. mine started to break down after 3 years so i bought temporary side grips online
you can probably replace the built-in-side grips but that requires more work