Yes, I sold my old razer diamondback to my friend. he was using some moldy old logitech optical. I brought him into the NEW age. after being very impressed with the razer diamondback, I bought the RAZER COPPERHEAD. I would have taken a picture of it inside the retail box but alas, I was too eager and now I'm too lazy to put it back in.
and now /drum roll, the mouse:
in the dark:
in the light:
underside:
above in the dark:
above in the light:
it comes with a certificate of authenticity, a white slip of paper with the default factory profiles, manual and the driver cd.
manual and cd:
white slip and certificate:
I added Steelpad Padsurfers to the bottom but the stock ones perform fairly well. very high quality mouse with a nonmetallic feel. feels very "soft" and the razer logo on the top pulses. the buttons do not feel out of place and feel a bit better than the ones which came with the diamondback. There is a red and green version but no mention of the pro version coming out anytime soon. the mouse has a slight raise in the center so it's at a bit more of a curve but is still very comfortable. The scroll wheel has more of a texture this time around and takes a bit more effort to move it.
Pro:
-awesome tracking
-very high dpi
-slight raise makes it easier to get comfortable with if you're switching from something like the intellimouse or the logitech series
-ambidextrous design
-lots of options in settings
Cons:
-no weights unless you get the $10 pro tools(no moving of weights though)
-price = expensive
-1cem4n
and now /drum roll, the mouse:
in the dark:
in the light:
underside:
above in the dark:
above in the light:
it comes with a certificate of authenticity, a white slip of paper with the default factory profiles, manual and the driver cd.
manual and cd:
white slip and certificate:
I added Steelpad Padsurfers to the bottom but the stock ones perform fairly well. very high quality mouse with a nonmetallic feel. feels very "soft" and the razer logo on the top pulses. the buttons do not feel out of place and feel a bit better than the ones which came with the diamondback. There is a red and green version but no mention of the pro version coming out anytime soon. the mouse has a slight raise in the center so it's at a bit more of a curve but is still very comfortable. The scroll wheel has more of a texture this time around and takes a bit more effort to move it.
Pro:
-awesome tracking
-very high dpi
-slight raise makes it easier to get comfortable with if you're switching from something like the intellimouse or the logitech series
-ambidextrous design
-lots of options in settings
Cons:
-no weights unless you get the $10 pro tools(no moving of weights though)
-price = expensive
-1cem4n
