Dominic takes a look at the new flagship Razer Mamba and Firefly Hyperflux. The mouse doesn't need any batteries as it takes power from the mouse mat - the benefits are that the mouse can be lighter - ...

The Razer Mamba Hyperflux is a clever idea that's ultimately undermined by its limited utility and extremely high price. Reviews. By Marshall Honorof published 25 April 2018 ...

Razer is bringing back the idea of never having to charge your gaming mouse with its HyperFlux V2, and it's not limited to a single mouse.

It’s been either a few years or a few months since we looked at Razer’s Mamba mouse. Back in 2015 I reviewed the Mamba Wireless and Mamba Tournament Edition, which I’d say was our last real ...

The Razer Mamba Wireless is a solid, no-frills wireless gaming mouse that does its job well. If you don’t need a lot of extra features and want something to match your Razer keyboard, go for it.

Razer’s made a beautiful mouse, but $90 is already pushing what I’d pay. $150 is too rich for me, even if the Mamba and its charging stand are two of the prettiest devices I’ve ever had on ...

The Razer Mamba Hyperflux and Firefly charging mouse pad are a herald of a tidal shift coming to the gaming accessories market. Here's why that's great for gamers.

The wireless Mamba is a good wireless mouse, but better (wired) mice exist. If you really want your wireless mouse to light up like a rainbow and have a 16,000 DPI sensor, then Razer has your new toy.

The Razer Mamba Tournament Edition is a comfortable and colorful companion for PC gamers, featuring intuitive, easy-to-use software and some very handy extra buttons. Skip to main content.

I wasn't sure if this should be posted here or in the software forum, but thought I would try here first! In 2010 I bought a Razer Mamba mouse. Though I quite liked it, I was never able to get it ...

It took seven years but Razer finally has a wireless gaming mouse: the Razer Mamba. Razer founder Robert Krakoff told us that the company started planning for a wireless mouse as early as 2001 ...

The Razer Mamba is 5 inches long and 2.76 inches wide, making it a fairly large mouse. Its tall spine naturally guides the hand to sit in a palm grip style.