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Razer Launches Lancehead Wireless Gaming Mouse

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/27/2017 06:21 PM | source: | 11 comment(s)
Razer Launches Lancehead Wireless Gaming Mouse

The Razer Lancehead features the revolutionary Adaptive Frequency Technology for tournament-grade wireless gaming performance and is also the first to showcase the next generation of hybrid on-board and cloud memory via the upcoming Razer Synapse Pro (Beta) 

IRVINE, Calif. – Razer™, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the world’s most reliable, tournament-grade wireless gaming mouse, the Razer Lancehead. The latest Razer mouse features Razer’s proprietary “Adaptive Frequency Technology” (AFT), the world’s most precise laser sensor, hybrid on-board and cloud memory, and an all-new ambidextrous form factor.

Razer’s advanced AFT wireless technology ensures industry-leading transmission stability by not only syncing data reporting perfectly between the mouse and the user’s system, but also connecting to the strongest interference-free frequencies within the 2.4 GHz band and adaptively hopping only when necessary. The result is lag-free data transmission between the Razer Lancehead and PC that outperforms every other wireless gaming mouse.

The 5G laser sensor in the Razer Lancehead offers true 16,000 DPI, 210 inches-per-second (IPS) tracking and 50 G acceleration. When speed and accuracy make the difference between winning or losing, the Razer Lancehead presents players with an unequivocal advantage.

The Razer Lancehead is also the first Razer device running on the soon-to-be released Razer Synapse Pro (Beta). In addition to full functionality on Razer Synapse, owners of the Razer Lancehead are exclusively invited to the upcoming Beta for Razer Synapse Pro. Using the all-new Razer Synapse Pro (Beta) unified configurator, mouse settings can be saved directly to the mouse, as well as to the cloud using the new hybrid on-board and cloud memory functionality. A player can access his or her profile and have the Razer Lancehead set up exactly as it was last used, on any computer, even without an internet connection.

The Razer Lancehead features Razer™ Mechanical Mouse Switches, co-designed and manufactured with Omron. The new switches have an extended durability of up to 50 million clicks, and are optimized to deliver the optimal response times for gaming with a click latency has been tuned to be one of the fastest in the world. In addition to this, two DPI buttons allow players to change sensitivity on the fly for every situation, even in the midst of battle.

Also launching today is the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition wired gaming mouse. Featuring the world’s most advanced optical gaming sensor, Razer™ Mechanical Mouse Switches as well as hybrid on-board and cloud memory through the upcoming Razer Synapse Pro (Beta), the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition gives accuracy and durability like never before.

The Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition is equipped with an esports-grade optical sensor with true 16,000 DPI and a tracking speed of 450 IPS. With a resolution accuracy of 99.4 percent, the Razer Lancehead Tournament Edition delivers pinpoint accuracy in the most intense gaming situations.

Both new mice join the Razer Chroma line of devices, which includes an array of mice, mouse mats, keyboards, headsets and laptops Powered by Razer Chroma™ lighting technology. As such, both mice come equipped with 16.8 million customizable colors and a range of stunning effects and game-integrated reactive lighting.

Razer Lancehead
Price: US$139.99 / €149.99



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Domingo
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#5425280 Posted on: 04/27/2017 08:53 PM
I wish it had more buttons. Once you get used to having a mouse with a lot of buttons it's tough to go back to not having them. I don't need 50 functions assigned to my left hand but only 5 buttons and a wheel assigned to my right.

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#5425287 Posted on: 04/27/2017 09:12 PM
Will read the review of this one, but i have just ordered today a G900 Chaos Spectrum, with around 50$ reduction on price ( 129.- CHF instead 179.-), i couldnt resist.

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#5425319 Posted on: 04/27/2017 10:32 PM
That price though. I can find great mice from other gaming companies that fit my hand just fine and do a great job. Why would anybody pay so much for a palm sized piece of plastic that does only one job?

Imagine if someone tried to charge you £120 for a cell phone that could only make calls, had no internet access, no camera, no music or video playback. You'd say "wtf this nokia 2110 is only worth £10, pull the other one mate."

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#5425337 Posted on: 04/27/2017 11:33 PM
Will read the review of this one, but i have just ordered today a G900 Chaos Spectrum, with around 50$ reduction on price ( 129.- CHF instead 179.-), i couldnt resist.



Why is the Wireless version cheaper than the wired version? This makes no sense to me...

Wireless here in the UK is £83.99 and the Wired verison is £124.99

WTF? O_o

Right-handed only. This mouse is dead to me.


Nope this is probably the first ever Razer mouse I have actually been interested in. I hate ambidextrous mice, cause I am right handed those mice just feel weird to me to use as I am so used to right handed style.

PrMinisterGR
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#5425360 Posted on: 04/28/2017 01:29 AM
Coming from the experience of a Mamba, stay away. Bad plastics, shoddy wheel, and horrible support lie ahead.

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