Razer Taipan Gaming Mouse Review

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Today we take a look at the Taipan from Razer, a mouse equipped with a mind-blowing sensor.


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[SieB]

The design is quite similar to the soon to be released Razer Ouroboros. The Taipan looks like a good mouse but I think i'm going to go with the Ouroboros for the wireless and the customization. The Taipan is a good second choice though if reviews for the Ouroboros turn out to be bad.

 

[Lollipop]

Do want!

 

[yassarikhan786]

8200 dpi . I'm only now getting used to 1600 . It definitely looks different to the usual Razer style, but it's good to see it's catered for both left and right handed users . I would have liked to have seen an option to change the colour of the light, but oh well, still a very, very nice product from Razer.

 

[PetrolHead247]

Even though i'm by no means a Razer fan this mouse does look hugely epic. Only problem for me would be the green lighting, would look way out of place next to my K90, but still it looks like an awesome mouse

 

[AverageNinja]

If they make a white version of this, I shall buy it.

 

[Kanped]

"hands that can play a keyboard octave"... I think most people could manage that, really. I can just about do the 4th above the octave and my hands aren't particularly big. The keyboard player in my band can comfortably hit the 5th above the octave while playing but in fairness, he does have massive hands.

Errr... yes, anyway. Nice review, seems like a good product to me. I just got the CM Storm Spawn; my first ever gaming mouse and I'm immediately loving the 3600 dpi. Dunno if I'd be comfortable with anything more than that, though. Maybe.

 

[dugdiamond]

i lurve razer mice
i may have to get this - cos my middle-button on my deathadder is playing up!

 

[ruairi.C]

Seems very good only flaw is with myself I think a 132g mouse might be a little heavy for my preferences :S

 

[SnW]

8200 Dpi , i wonder if we can still detect that ?!