Powered by Razer Chroma RGB, with 16.8 million colors, countless patterns, and dynamic in-game lighting effects, gamers can experience full RGB customization and deeper immersion with the world's largest lighting ecosystem for gaming devices. Equipped with a non-slip rubber base, the mat stays firmly in place, even during the most intense games.
Optimized for all sensitivity settings and sensors, the Razer Goliathus Chroma 3XL delivers total tracking responsiveness for reliable in-game control whether you're using a laser or optical sensor. With a micro-textured cloth surface, every mouse movement is translated into exact cursor movement for ultimate precision, allowing gamers to achieve that deadly balance of speed and control. Razer's best-selling soft gaming mouse mat line now comes in this ultra-large size, allowing the Goliathus Chroma 3XL to cover entire desks, perfect for those who use lower DPI or like to have more mouse mat areas to maneuver. Credit: Razerįor gamers who want an even larger mat, the Razer Goliathus Chroma 3XL measures a massive 1200mm x 550mm with a thickness of 3.5mm. We have more info on them below as you can pick them up on their website and Razer Store locations right now, with the Strider going for $130 and the Goliathus going for $100. Not to mention the Goliathuis, which is one of their largest and thickets mats to date. Both mats are designed to improve on previous models while also looking a bit more stylish and comfortable for longer gaming sessions, with the company bragging that the Strider has 19 customizable lighting zones. While we have examined Razer products in the past, this is our first ever review of a Razer DeathAdder mouse.Razer revealed two new mouse mats this week to add to their line with the Strider Chroma and the Goliathus Chroma 3XL. It appears that our ‘early’ box is missing the text for the Stats & Heatmap software that make up the new Razer Synapse feature. Update at 1pm CT: Razer let us know that the packaging on the retail Razer Chroma units is different than the early unit that we were shipped.
The mouse comes with two cards printed with statements from Razer and its CEO Min-Liang Tan, an “important product information guide” which contains operating instructions, and a pair of Razer logo stickers. The DeathAdder Chroma comes in a newly designed retail box that’s smaller and eschews the front flap preview of the previous DeathAdder box. Seven-foot, lightweight, braided fiber cable.5 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons.Ergonomic right-handed design with textured rubber side grips.Razer DeathAdder Chroma Gaming Mouse Specifications: Ergonomic shape, favored by eSports athletes.Razer DeathAdder Chroma Gaming Mouse Features: A 10,000 dpi optical sensor is a stated feature though other reviewers have discovered that an Avago 3988 sensor is used which is rated at a maximum tracking resolution of 6400 dpi ( Update at 11PM CT: Razer has clarified to us that early batches had Avago 3989 sensors with 3988 marking, but regardless, all DeathAdder Chroma mice have the 3989 which tracks 10,000 dpi natively.) The DeathAdder Chroma carries a 2-year warranty and is priced at $69.99 shipped. Most of the DeathAdder Chroma’s features remained unchanged from the 2012 DeathAdder such as its ergonomic design, button layout including the two thumb buttons, and 7 ft braided cable. The DeathAdder Chroma we are reviewing is the 2014 revision that updates the lights with RGB LEDs. Though the DeathAdder has seen many updates since, the ergonomic design and the use of an optical sensor have remained the same. One of those developments was the original DeathAdder mouse released in 2006 and was quickly hailed as one of the best ergonomic mice ever made. Many cite the effectiveness of Razer’s aggressive marketing, but there is no denying that they were able to put themselves into that position with several key developments in their history. Razer is a company that needs little introduction, being one of, if not the most well-known names in gaming hardware.
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