They probably design in such a way so that people will buy a new mouse every 2-3 years
That's business. Anyway, I gave up using Razer products as from experiences, they are flimsy and break quite easily. I prefer Steelseries.

One thing about gaming mouse is the ability to customise the settings (sensitivity, acceleration, etc) and offer high dpi which normal mouse doesn't. If you play high resolution, you will need that dpi rate so no choice, gaming mouse is still preferred.

I've bought a lot of expensive gaming mouse before and it's really no big deal compared to the cheap ones. In fact, those RM100+ gaming mouse can already do the job most of the time. Currently I'm settled with a SS Rival, don't even bother changing to anything else despite owner SS Sensei & other more expensive mouse before.

Mouse is always about whether it fit your hands.
Having the best world class sensor, buttons and materials but the shape doesn't fit your hands, it's completely useless.
Therefore, make sure you feel comfortable with it.

A cheap mouse can also get you plenty of headshots if it fits your hands perfectly, or become a 5K player if you have the skills.

Usually you can more or less tell from experience if shape of the mouse fits your hands comfortably.
Otherwise, just head to PC shops and try out some demo units. That's what I'd like to do.

Yeah, Razer have weird issues sometimes and in the past, their quality are really bad. I suppose these days are a little better. Ever since I started using back Razer products last year, they seem to be OK.

Ya, Razer always makes beautiful products, the keyboards & mouse are nice
They are still the leader in gaming segment.

I have the Huntsman linear optical, it's very smooth and fun to use, definitely a good gaming keyboard.
Compared to those custom mechanical keyboard that I have, it's still Razer that fits perfectly to gaming with fast response. Those custom ones are only about sound, most of their switches are not as smooth as Razer's.

Except, Razer keyboards are not cheap

I haven't really seen the V2 in real life but I'm sure it will carry the same Razer product features which we can be sure it'll fit gaming nicely.
I think other brands are also catching up, some of their stuffs looks very nicely designed.

Razer mouse pads can even customize the color/design if we buy from their website.

You can donate to me if you don't like it
I was thinking of getting this one too. How does it feel?

If accuracy is good, it means the pad helps a lot with the sensor.
Superlight and fast sounds like we can reduce the dpi a little bit.

I check online, can't get RM 230 for this pad (need XXL). I thought it'll be sub RM 200, out of luck.

LCD resolution are high nowadays, I'm on 3840 x 1600 so 1,600 dpi definitely will not be fast enough.
Any ideas how to go about? I usually do 2,500 - 2,600 dpi on my Steelseries QCK XXL Heavy.

I tried to google but not much information provided.
What would be the difference using 2,500 dpi vs 3,200 dpi + lowering in-game/Windows sensitivity?

The pros usually play at low resolution so no problem with low dpi settings