Razer outs its Panthera Evo Arcade Stick
Razer has released the Razer Panthera Evo that was unveiled during Evo 2018. This marks the newest addition to the Razer family of high quality arcade-style controllers in support of the Fighting Game Community (FGC).
“Fans have been excited for the Razer Panthera Evo since its debut in prototype form at Evo earlier this year and now the wait is finally over,” said Min-Liang Tan, Razer co-founder and CEO. “This next-generation arcade stick focuses on precision, consistency and best-in-class performance that resonates with professional fighting game athletes and enthusiasts alike.”
The Razer Panthera Evo is an evolution of the best-selling Razer Panthera arcade stick. The improved stick was rigorously tested and tuned for competitive use by some of the world’s best esports athletes and community minds, including Team Razer’s Xian Ho Kun and Kenny Omega.
Razer worked closely with seasoned tournament competitors, champions and leaders within the FGC. Testing and feedback sessions helped refine the Razer Panthera to the competitive preferences of those world-class gaming warriors. FGC guru Mark ‘MarkMan’ Julio commented that “empowering the community to a better standard for reliability and peace of mind is important for evolving as players,” adding that refinements to the Panthera Evo “provide precision and best-in-class performance, while still allowing players to add their own style to this (new) battle-tuned weapon.”
The Razer Panthera Evo features Razer Mechanical Switches, rated up to 30 million taps, far exceeding previous industry standards. With an improved case design and a headphone jack to accentuate gaming performance, the Razer Panthera Evo is also fully mod-capable like its predecessor. In response to popular fan feedback, the artwork on the Razer Panthera Evo is now also interchangeable for personal customization.
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Yah, same, had a keyboard from them and it died within 2 months, RMAing it was a major PITA.
I stick with Logitech, even when their stuff does go wrong (which is rarely in my experience), it gets replaced immediately, no questions asked and no hassles.
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The fact that razer still exist despite their well earned reputation for low quality is a testament to their outstanding marketing.
I was foolish enough to lose hard earned cash on four of their products before I figured it was not just a coincidence. After their poor customer service for the junk I'd bought, I make a point to warn others away from making the same mistakes I did.
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Razer and High Quality in the same sentence?

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High quality Razer
My expensive Razer Naga mouse started having problems after 2 years or less. My Logitech G7 lasted atleast 5 years.
I’m not buying Razer again.