What would you like to see next from Razer?
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As we're closing off the year and prepping for the new one, I'd love to hear from the community what new products you'd like to see in 2015. Let me know in the comments below!
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Someone may have mentioned this (sorry, but 214 pages is a bit much to verify through), but I'd like to see a Razer classics line released, including things like the original Naga and Nostromo. The newer versions are built for people with much larger hands than mine and don't have the two buttons on the side of the left mouse button. I tried the new Naga Epic Chroma, but its just too large and unlike previous Epics doesn't have adjustable sides. I'm still using my Naga molten, but when it finally bites the dust I'm contemplating buying a refurbished one or switching to the new Corsair line that is nearly identical.
Here is my update to my previous post from a few days back. I hope you find it useful. :big_grin_:
Well, I got my Elecom M-XT3DRBK thumb actuated trackball mouse a couple days ago. It has a 1900+ DPI sensor that is pretty accurate and fast. Elecom's mouse management software, which doesn't work with my MacBook Pro on Sierra OS 10.12.x, only allows you to set the sensor to 1600 DPI. I use SteerMouse, a Japanese aftermarket universal mouse management software with granular control of mouse functions and up to 16 highly programmable buttons, that allows me to push the sensor to it's design spec of 1990 DPI. The ergonomics are great. It's very comfortable with the caveat that it is made in Japan and is on the smaller side. So, users with bigger hands will find it a bit small. My hands are medium and it fits well. The Elecom has the potential for 10 programmable buttons if you designate the scroll up / down as clicks or some other function. The ball rides on synthetic ruby bearings that required a couple of days to break-in. Kind of rough at first so I used a cotton swab to apply a dry film PTFE (Teflon, etc) lubricant to the bearings and guides, which helped a lot. Now that it is broke-in, it's really smooth, "Just like butter, baby!' . . . After some pre-buy reasearch I also discovered that the stock Elecom ball is slighty small for the socket (by design?). The fix was using the ball from the Logitech M570 trackball mouse with a 650 DPI o_O, which I had already. This was a big improvement as the new ball is slightly larger and fits snug in the Elecom's socket. All in all, a wonderful device at around $40 (I would have paid $140 for a high-quality option!).
Just imagine, if RAZER decided to address this market, what kind of badass thumb actuated trackball mouse they would create. One of the main reasons most people use a standard mouse is a) That is / has been the only quality / viable option and b) By extension, that is what their gaming grew up with and is all they know. Many more people would use a trackball mouse if there was a quality gaming option. An FPS is a no-brainer with quicker / better gameplay, but MMO's with thier long hours of play can use the better ergonomics with that superior gameplay to reduce RSI.
Come on RAZER, please put your "For Gamers by Gamers" mantra to good use and address this market. My guess is, if done right this will be adopted and turn into a huge addressable market opportunity for the company. Gamers are always looking for an advantage and always open to try new gear so give us a chance to prove that the time has come for a high-quality gaming thumb actuated trackball mouse!
Well, I got my Elecom M-XT3DRBK thumb actuated trackball mouse a couple days ago. It has a 1900+ DPI sensor that is pretty accurate and fast. Elecom's mouse management software, which doesn't work with my MacBook Pro on Sierra OS 10.12.x, only allows you to set the sensor to 1600 DPI. I use SteerMouse, a Japanese aftermarket universal mouse management software with granular control of mouse functions and up to 16 highly programmable buttons, that allows me to push the sensor to it's design spec of 1990 DPI. The ergonomics are great. It's very comfortable with the caveat that it is made in Japan and is on the smaller side. So, users with bigger hands will find it a bit small. My hands are medium and it fits well. The Elecom has the potential for 10 programmable buttons if you designate the scroll up / down as clicks or some other function. The ball rides on synthetic ruby bearings that required a couple of days to break-in. Kind of rough at first so I used a cotton swab to apply a dry film PTFE (Teflon, etc) lubricant to the bearings and guides, which helped a lot. Now that it is broke-in, it's really smooth, "Just like butter, baby!' . . . After some pre-buy reasearch I also discovered that the stock Elecom ball is slighty small for the socket (by design?). The fix was using the ball from the Logitech M570 trackball mouse with a 650 DPI o_O, which I had already. This was a big improvement as the new ball is slightly larger and fits snug in the Elecom's socket. All in all, a wonderful device at around $40 (I would have paid $140 for a high-quality option!).
Just imagine, if RAZER decided to address this market, what kind of badass thumb actuated trackball mouse they would create. One of the main reasons most people use a standard mouse is a) That is / has been the only quality / viable option and b) By extension, that is what their gaming grew up with and is all they know. Many more people would use a trackball mouse if there was a quality gaming option. An FPS is a no-brainer with quicker / better gameplay, but MMO's with thier long hours of play can use the better ergonomics with that superior gameplay to reduce RSI.
Come on RAZER, please put your "For Gamers by Gamers" mantra to good use and address this market. My guess is, if done right this will be adopted and turn into a huge addressable market opportunity for the company. Gamers are always looking for an advantage and always open to try new gear so give us a chance to prove that the time has come for a high-quality gaming thumb actuated trackball mouse!
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14" Razer portable messenger/backpack combo Zip open & play comes with razer blade stealth 13" design sleeve like this https://hggear.com/collections/laptop-cases/products/datakeeper or this https://hggear.com/collections/laptop-cases/products/shuttle-3-0 but with better holding design.
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Lower Prices?
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What I like to see from razer is:
1. Razer Company is open on Indonesia ("or world I think if that too difficult")
2. Please more cheaper or open Giveaway or Free Item I think "to me"
3. More Update or please not make all app Razer must be pro to enjoy that
4. More reward I think every month or event Summer or winter
5. Last i think is make you Razer on Indonesia just that
1. Razer Company is open on Indonesia ("or world I think if that too difficult")
2. Please more cheaper or open Giveaway or Free Item I think "to me"
3. More Update or please not make all app Razer must be pro to enjoy that
4. More reward I think every month or event Summer or winter
5. Last i think is make you Razer on Indonesia just that
My god, just get zGold on Steam already!
I wanna buy stuff!
How am I supposed to make the most out of my game purchases if I don't get free Razer coupons?
( Posted a thread here: https://insider.razerzone.com/index.php?forums/general-discussion.82/ )
I wanna buy stuff!
How am I supposed to make the most out of my game purchases if I don't get free Razer coupons?
( Posted a thread here: https://insider.razerzone.com/index.php?forums/general-discussion.82/ )
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RAZER WRAPPING PAPER!
2 reasons -
1: to wrap awesome Razer gifts for people
2: to wrap non-Razer stuff (not non-Razer peripherals, more like socks and sweaters and stuff, and get people's hopes up.
2 reasons -
1: to wrap awesome Razer gifts for people
2: to wrap non-Razer stuff (not non-Razer peripherals, more like socks and sweaters and stuff, and get people's hopes up.
Man O War V2.0
Fix the headband please.
Fix the headband please.
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B1GP7
144Hz 24-28" 4K 1MS gaming monitor with green blacklight/chroma ambilight and Nvidia G-sync
is the best monitor for me
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I want to see a 14" blade that charges via thunderbolt 3/ USB type C
sousys
Razer has all kind of peripheral devices now, except for monitors. I'd totally buy one. :)
totally agree with the monitor. i would like one as well.
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Min-Liang Tan
As we're closing off the year and prepping for the new one, I'd love to hear from the community what new products you'd like to see in 2015. Let me know in the comments below!
Still no razer monitor
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Echoing what TrueEddie and Joikansai said: I'm still waiting on news on th 4k model of the 14" Kaby Lake Blade. The 2017 update dropped a few months ago (I believe). Every review I've read mentions the 4k model in passing. But the Razer website itself essentially pretends that it doesn't exist. And there's been no further word on availability.
I'm moving away from the MacBook Pro world (for a host of reasons). One thing I can tell you is that Mac users are spoiled on high-DPI monitors and their superior font rendering. 1080p is a non-starter for folks who have been living the Retina life.
So, just to be clear. I would buy a 14" Razer 4k today, with cash. But in the absence of a release date or any other word of acknowledgement from Razer, I'll keep shopping around in the meantime. Something better might pop up.
I'm moving away from the MacBook Pro world (for a host of reasons). One thing I can tell you is that Mac users are spoiled on high-DPI monitors and their superior font rendering. 1080p is a non-starter for folks who have been living the Retina life.
So, just to be clear. I would buy a 14" Razer 4k today, with cash. But in the absence of a release date or any other word of acknowledgement from Razer, I'll keep shopping around in the meantime. Something better might pop up.
Revcio
I would like to see the New Nabu App for Windows Phone/Mobile. So that my Nabu Watch could show who is calling, text messages etc.
Me too
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Mr. Tan I speak for alot of us when i say we would love to see a Razer Cellphone. I would even be more then happy to assist with app development.
1.Razer Cellphone with custom razer operating system or at least custom razer theme
i.e http://goodsport33.deviantart.com/art/RazerChroma3screenByGooDSporT-662175712
http://goodsport33.deviantart.com/art/RazerbyGoodsport-662171018 themes i created to give an idea of what im talking about ( something i whipped together quickly )
2. I was very happy to see the partnership with nzxt and own a 4440 case ( custom razer design )
3. I would love to see a Razer Monitor one day to complete my desktop setup
4. Keep being the innovator of new technology with new ideas and hire people with good imagination and design skills ( me : D ) Im sure anything you guys do will be a success.
1.Razer Cellphone with custom razer operating system or at least custom razer theme
i.e http://goodsport33.deviantart.com/art/RazerChroma3screenByGooDSporT-662175712
http://goodsport33.deviantart.com/art/RazerbyGoodsport-662171018 themes i created to give an idea of what im talking about ( something i whipped together quickly )
2. I was very happy to see the partnership with nzxt and own a 4440 case ( custom razer design )
3. I would love to see a Razer Monitor one day to complete my desktop setup
4. Keep being the innovator of new technology with new ideas and hire people with good imagination and design skills ( me : D ) Im sure anything you guys do will be a success.
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razer so far so good by now 
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Have sent a registered mail to Razer about my proposed hybrid gaming tablet more than a month ago. Still waiting for any word from them...
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A reworked Razer Orca /Chroma/
Min-Liang Tan
As we're closing off the year and prepping for the new one, I'd love to hear from the community what new products you'd like to see in 2015. Let me know in the comments below!
I want to see programmable pressure zones on mice, or touch-based scrolling on mice. Either/or.
An MP3 player would be nice. 45$ tops tho. It woould be nice if it came with an audio/mic splitter, so we could listen to our game and the player at the same time.
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Min-Liang Tan
As we're closing off the year and prepping for the new one, I'd love to hear from the community what new products you'd like to see in 2015. Let me know in the comments below!
A razer blackwidow ultimate 2016 edition chroma
And more stores in Europe in my whole country (Netherlands) are there 0 razer stores and maybe a few computer markets that sell a few keyboards and mice. And of cource we'd like to try new products as i bought 3 blackwidows in total and i didn't like any single one. I would appreciate it
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Please make an android app (6.0 and up) so I can use my tartarus on my tablet/phone via an OTG cable.
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Hello! This is my first post here! Yay! I actually just made an account to post this! Anyways, here are my suggestions.
All products made out of brushed aluminum. Even though they are (sometimes) made of aluminum, they don't have a brushed aluminum finish & instead have a strange other one that severely attracts fingerprints & feels cheap. I wish from now on for all products (including peripherals, like keyboards, mice, headphones, etc) to have a brushed aluminum finish.
A THX-Certified, studio grade headset.
Updated Razer Edge & Razer Edge Pro.
Two new Razer-Made desktops, one which is an upgradable/modular All-In-One (it's been done many times before) with excellent color range & the other one is a regular tower PC, but could even be placed like a console. They should both (obviously) come with Chroma-Integrations, both come with a Pro option & both have THX-Certified audio. I even came up with names for them: Razer Sword (Upgradable AIO), Razer Sword Pro (Upgradable AIO With Curved Screen), Razer Axe (Small, Console-like, Upgradable Desktop) & Razer Axe Pro (Regular Tower PC).
Two new Chroma-integrated desktop monitors, one flatscreen and one curved. They will have a phenomenal color-range and THX certified audio.
Razer motherboards, graphics cards and RAM, with Chroma integration (there are many with lighting options, but none with Chroma). These will come with the new desktop PCs Razer should make. I want ALL of my PC to match.
The Razer Blade Pro should have the mousepad centered, and have a number-pad, the thing is a nightmare to lefties.
There might be some other things, but I'm going to post these right now. @Min-Liang Tan, what do you think? Sorry if I tagged you, I know you're busy.
All products made out of brushed aluminum. Even though they are (sometimes) made of aluminum, they don't have a brushed aluminum finish & instead have a strange other one that severely attracts fingerprints & feels cheap. I wish from now on for all products (including peripherals, like keyboards, mice, headphones, etc) to have a brushed aluminum finish.
A THX-Certified, studio grade headset.
Updated Razer Edge & Razer Edge Pro.
Two new Razer-Made desktops, one which is an upgradable/modular All-In-One (it's been done many times before) with excellent color range & the other one is a regular tower PC, but could even be placed like a console. They should both (obviously) come with Chroma-Integrations, both come with a Pro option & both have THX-Certified audio. I even came up with names for them: Razer Sword (Upgradable AIO), Razer Sword Pro (Upgradable AIO With Curved Screen), Razer Axe (Small, Console-like, Upgradable Desktop) & Razer Axe Pro (Regular Tower PC).
Two new Chroma-integrated desktop monitors, one flatscreen and one curved. They will have a phenomenal color-range and THX certified audio.
Razer motherboards, graphics cards and RAM, with Chroma integration (there are many with lighting options, but none with Chroma). These will come with the new desktop PCs Razer should make. I want ALL of my PC to match.
The Razer Blade Pro should have the mousepad centered, and have a number-pad, the thing is a nightmare to lefties.
There might be some other things, but I'm going to post these right now. @Min-Liang Tan, what do you think? Sorry if I tagged you, I know you're busy.
I would love to see an extra cosmetic peripheral from Razer, you know when something isn’t quite finished I’d expect to see a Razer branded Chroma desk light or room lighting kit which you can just plug into your device and run an LED strip across a desk - the problem with other marketed LED controlled lights is that you would never be able to get the quality nor sync them right with Synapse or Chroma devices, who else agrees this would be the perfect use for an extra USB slot
@Min-Liang Tan what's up with the 4k blade:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye_:
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how about summer razer gear sale for 30% off in 2017~~~~~ when is your birthday come ?
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