wao 2 units so rare item in malaysia but other country common liao haha.
TQ for ur support i getting moray

I wonder if mamba will be suitable for claw or fingertip.

more to palm i think since its same design as a DA

razer user reporting!
razer pro v1.6 and pro pad. bundle at cheap price. definitely a good buy!

I'm looking at the Razer's recommendation. Claw~Fingertip user are recommended to use Lachesis, Copperhead, Diamondback3g & Salmosa.

All not as good looking as Mamba. T.T

Must ask the retailer to let me hold each mouse for me to see which mouse fits my grip.

This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jun 13 2009, 02:22 PM

the razer packing allows u to open the front cover for u to hold the mouse without opening the box...so u can try on every mouse before u buy it

ummm you can fingertip mamba like me but more focused on palm for mamba cuz high dpi reli geng.5600dpi so i cant fingertip nicely

That brings up another question: Why is a high dpi mouse like mamba not good for fingertip grip ar? I read that high dpi mouse are best suit for palm users. why why why?

btw, I've never use a mouse thats more than 800dpi so I dont know the differences.

::edit::

Is it because the more precise the mouse is the slower the mouse movement?

This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jun 13 2009, 03:09 PM

where u read high dpi for palm users?
abit of logic here la.
palm users usually do big movements of the mouse, eg. to turn 180 etc...so high dpi wouldnt work cos the cursor will be flying everywhere and will lose alot of accuracy.
low dpi users also cant use fingertip, since with fingertip its not possible to move the mouse fast enough to do any quick movements.

Wait, I think i juz confuse myself with IPS and dpi.

Ok let me get this straight. A mouse with low dpi let say 600 - 800dpi requires more movement to reach from one end of the screen to the other? While a higher dpi mouse like 2000 ~ 5600 dpi requires less movement?

I've always thought that the higher the dpi the more precise the mouse is, hence a low sensitive mouse.

This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jun 13 2009, 03:34 PM

higher dpi = more sensitive
lower dpi = less sensitive

tell you what, go here for all the info u need on razer mice

http://www2.razerzone.com/MouseGuide/index.html

if you wanna know the stuff like dpi, on-the-fly sensitivity, click on the Technology Guide tab

This post has been edited by Vincent_Lam: Jun 13 2009, 03:36 PM

Yeah I think I should, cause i've been reading the ergonomics section the whole day.

Thanks for pointing that out.

This post has been edited by JuzJoe: Jun 13 2009, 04:05 PM

very hard to say maybe you are a low sensitivity user?so mamba reli a big big leap from the step

even a lachesis is already a big leap from copperhead...XD

The latest firmware update for the Mamba reduced the jitters a little bit. Now it's marginally more usable on a Goliathus Control Ed, but it's still not perfect.

Both of the Mambas I've had (one from the first batch, and the replacement 'review unit') already has the Teflon O ring out of the box, so I wouldn't know how bad it was without it.

This post has been edited by igor87: Jun 13 2009, 08:24 PM

i'm going to replace my krait since my krait start showing problems..

i really likes deathadder design, blue led will match my lycosa.
lanchesis blue light also in my wish list.

lanchesis price is higher than deathadder but what from i read, some people said deathadder perform better than lanchesis.

can i get some suggestion here?

i been reading on the firmware.
seems the one that fixes the jitters, v1.07, also reduces accuracy abit.
apparently, it makes the mouse not detect the extra small movements which was causing the jitters.

so some still are on v1.06...some even downgraded from v1.07 to v1.06...
the accuracy tradeoff is more important, and they can live with the teflon ring.

i have to get the mamba setup, but i also read that to update firmware the transmitter also needs updating?
damn lazy...but first have to check if im allowed to update the firmware...

This post has been edited by Everdying: Jun 13 2009, 09:08 PM

Congrats on v8! I'm actually heading off to hong kong tomorrow for a business trip, and razer is following me again!

can i have your job?

Damn, now that you've mentioned it, yeah it feels a lot less sensitive now. When making small and slow adjustments, the mouse registers this very weird, jerky response. Like it's ignoring very minor movements.

Gonna have to revert back to V1.06 then. I was surprised when I saw that both the 1.06 and 1.07 updates were dated on the same day.

Yeah you'll have to update both the mouse and the charging dock, which is quite a hassle.