Not trying to defence but trying to correct some Noob who don't even know how to choose mouse properly

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after owning abbysus and DA i finally bought mamba today...
never regret buying it even tho it cost rm 400 for just a mouse LOL..
btw anyone using mamba + megasoma? for playing games like dota/hon

im using golliathus now but the cloth at the btm are coming out...

is megasoma a good mouse pad?

guys, should i get razer during pc fair or jz get it now? O_O

my tarantula dying out on me edi ..time to upgrade to black widow ultimate

dont really want hard surface... what material is ironclad using?
cloth is nice to use but not durable since i always bring it around with me

the warrantly claim if i buy razer stuff at pc fair isit troublesome?
month ago i went there to purchase some stuff saw razer mako but nt sure whether it is selling or nt 

to me the scarab surface, just like the control side of the eXactmat, but with a lot more "sandy-alike-texture" on the surface.
But the glide is still very smooth, smoother than the eXactmat speed side a lot. 
also I like its size, being 350mm x 270mm mouse pad is very ideal for me to short-medium range swipe 

my one month old Razer Naga Epic is malfunction...need to send for warranty already...

Ban Leong pulling out from Razer? why no razer booth?

consider yourself lucky my DA died after 2 week of usage

razer products so bad ah? always malfunctioning...

i also heard warranty a problem wit them?

just curious, if its based on luck why do so many ppl buy razer? 

cuz i was considering buying a razer mouse but after seeing many ppl complain on this forum, feel reluctant...

Speed = FPS
Control = RPG, MMO RTS etc.

You as a FPS gamer should know, you need fast movement right? 
Fragged edition or non-Fragged edition, you decide yourself

I had to choose Razer over other brands because of the blue LED backlit and black theme for the peripherals. For mouse I feel Mamba & Deathadder are quite comfortable. The tech specs offered by Razer is also top notch.

However Razer product are quite bad in quality. They should do much better since their products aren't cheap. The aesthetic look will deterioriate after a month of heavy usage. Not to mention 1 out of 5 Razer product I had, will have techncal problem out of the box or after certain length of period using it.

For me in term of quality build and not overpriced gaming peripheral, Logitech is an ideal choice. Steelseries is also one of the favourites, but the price is expensive anyway.

razer goliathus control edition's friction is more than speed edition?

Just a quick update for you guys on my Razer Black Widow Ultimate after having used it for four months. It should be noted that the stuff I use my keyboard for would include games that I play such as Starcraft 2 and COD Black Ops, as well typing out assignments.

These are just some of the issues that have been raised while browsing through this thread every so often that I would like to address.

1. Certain keys do not reproduce that consistent "click" sound as compared to other keys.
After having used my unit daily for four months, I can safely say that this has not been an issue for me. The blue switches still feel amazing to type on.

2. Keycaps wear and tear
The keycaps on my model still look pretty good. There has not been any signs of fading or wear on any of the keys. (even the WASD keys which I use on a regular basis)

3. Fingerprints
Well I think this is a given, as the gloss plastic that goes around the keyboard does prove to be a fingerprint magnet, especially for people with sweaty hands or particularly oily skin. One thing that should also be noted is that if you have oily fingers, or you've just touched your face and then started typing on your keyboard, you'll notice that the oil residue can sometimes show on the top of the keycaps. That being said, this problem can easily be resolved by simply wiping down the keyboard every so often with a microfibre cloth and it'll be good as new.

4. Ports
The ports on the side of the keyboard have not given me any issues from day one. The one that I would use on most occasions would be the headphone jack, and it has been a huge convenience for me every since I started using it, not compromising any sound quality whatsoever.

5. Backlight
Honestly, I think there is a certain class to the keyboard with its piano-black glossy finish. And this class is accented even more when the backlit keys are turned off. Maybe it's just a personal preference. But I haven't found myself using the backlit keys as often as I would. That being said, it's always nice to have that option available if I ever need it. And after a lot of daily typing on this keyboard, I must say that this has not caused any harm to the lights underneath the keycaps. The "gamer-blue" glow that Razer is so popularly known for shines through as good as any other Razer product.

I hope this quick review/update would have been of help to some of you out there who are still holding out or deciding if the Razer Black Widow Ultimate is the right keyboard for you. That being said, it's always best to get your hands on one and actually feel what typing on this badboy is like. As for me, I have no regrets whatsoever for picking it up!

Too bad Chimaera have green LED which doesn't match with my other Razer PC peripherals blue LED. I'll pass

proclick mobile last price i recall was around rm150+...
im guessing those shops that still have stock have old price.

and this month no ban leong booth in pc fair...better just go get from one of the sellers in garage sales here.

I'm thinking of getting the "ultimate" gaming accessories.

Razer Mamba

+

Razer Ironclad

+

Razer BlackWidow Ultimate

would set me back at a staggering +- RM970

...

which is more worth it, an upgrade to an i7 processor (from i3) OR getting these three?