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List Price : $79.99 Price : $60.00
List Price : $79.99 Price : $60.00
Product Description
Tournament ready and designed exclusively for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II gaming mouse is a lightweight, five button mouse that is ideal for gamers that prefer precision and control for an RTS. The adjustable button force combined with the ultra-large non slip buttons allow a substantial increase in your APM (Actions-Per-Minute), which will be monitored by the newly developed multi-color APM Lighting System. Whether you're Protoss, Terran or Zerg, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II gaming mouse gives you exactly what you are looking for in an RTS mouse.
- Lightweight, Finger-Grip 5 Button Mouse
- 5600 DPI Laser Sensor
- Ultrapolling (1000Hz Polling/1ms Response)
- APM-Lighting System
Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse Reviews
Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse Reviews
| 15 of 16 people found the following review helpful  Solid Mouse: Like it much more than I thought I would, By Shanghaied (Carrollton, TX United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse (Personal Computers) The Spectre is my fourth mouse from the Razer brand. While I won't make any claims regarding whether it has improved my SC2 game (I'm a firm believer that only practice and strategy can do that), it definitely adds a little fun-factor to the game and is a surprisingly well designed mouse. As a side anecdote: I wasn't sure if this would live up to my previous mouse, the Razer Mamba, but am now seriously debating which one I like better. I also use the claw style grip for mice, so the Spectre's design got my attention right away.General Comments: -Size: As someone with larger hands, the mouse is a bit smaller than others I've used. It's fairly flat and low profile, and your thumb and pinky will be dragging on the mat as result. If you favor a "claw" style grip, this should be right up your alley. -Lightweight: This mouse is surprisingly light. It feels like it weighs half as much as my Mamba. For some gamers who like to play heavy handed, this may not... Read more 10 of 11 people found the following review helpful  Looks good but Bad for Gaming., This review is from: Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse (Personal Computers) The mouse looks good and has alot of cool options... That being said the mouse has 1 HUGE fault, the Phillips Twin Eye sensor. Like many other mice that use this type of sensor the Z-axis has list problems. The sensor for this mouse will jerk your mouse pointer when you click and double-click. Making it unfortunatly a terrible mouse for a Gamer. As control wise it is much harder to double click those simliar units and what not. Overall I would not recommend this mouse for gamers and you should stick with a Avago Sensored mouse which does not have these axis problems. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Uncomfortable, By This review is from: Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse (Personal Computers) A friend of mine got one of these in a bundle with a headset and gave it to me. I was looking forward to using it and it worked great at first. It tracks much better than my previous mouse and was very responsive for gaming. However, the front of the thing flares out, and if I was playing for a bit it makes my hand cramp up. So I stopped using it unfortunately because it is a really good product but it was just ergonomically very bad for my hand. |
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