What would you like to see next from Razer?

Would love to see the Razer Edge come back.

A Razer Tartarus with the same linear red switches as the Huntsman mini. Also a revision to the keycaps. After comparing pressing keys on both of those, the Tartarus caps feel too flat.

I almost want to switch to my keyboard but am too babied with the one handed keyboard.

i would like to see Razer do a VR headset!

Orbweaver V2 or Pro model.

Need an updated Orbweaver that has Purple Optical switches and works with Synapse 3. The 8-way directional thumb-pad is too sensitive or movements are too small. Like the adjust-ability not found in the Tartarus Pro.

Hurry! My Orbweaver is falling apart.

I love my Razer Ouroboros. It has lasted me many years. I bought it whenever it first came out, so however long that is. It is still working perfectly except it will not work on wireless. It dies the moment it comes unplugged. Understandable, batteries and all that. I would really like to see a new model of the Ouroboros. My favorite feature and main selling point on this mouse was the customizable "feet" or finger rests. Many years ago I suffered a hand injury which damaged the nerves in my right hand. I still have full function, but there is a tingly sensation along the side of my pinky finger down the side of the palm. Dragging this portion across a mousepad was very uncomfortable. This is the only Razer mouse capable of eliminating that problem.

TL;DR My hand is numb and I need a new Ourobors / Mouse with pinky rest
(notice the 3 visible points of wear from my fingers!)

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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!

Flipping toasters

FiendRiver
I just made a thread about something that I'd like to see here:
/snek-the-ths-for-razers-new-mascot.18493/

Make a new mascot! :D

This must be done!

how about a keyboard that bridges the gap between gamers and office workers?

the blackwidow lite attempted this but it was too loud for office working. also no num pad or wrist rest. 90$ price tag.
overall you could find better keyboards to suit either extreme better for cheaper.

all ya gotta do is make it quieter, add a num pad and an ergonomic wrist rest for an affordable price (70-80 bucks) and there you go. i like a more compact design to add to a cleaner aesthetic but even i know how valueable functionality can be to office workers. Come on razer!!1!1!

I had been using a DeathAdder Left Handed for years. It started to malfunction. I found out that Razer no longer makes them, and my only choice, really, was the Viper. All I can say good about it, is that it works. The DeathAdder felt sturdy, but the Viper feels very light and flimsy, as if it's made out of eggshells. The back end of it could also be a bit wider (I tried it in both my left and right hand and it feels too narrow). It would be great if you start making left handed device, or beef up the Viper so it doesn't feel as if a strong sneeze could break it.

Supporting female and LGBT gamer.
LogitechG did it. And some people don’t like it.
How about Razer?

when are we gonna see a razer gaming chair come out... with philips hue RGB light strip integration and why not a doctor disrespect limited edition model while your at

A razer store somewhere in europe

Razer needs to make a battery pack for the blade advanced model with an RTX 2060. I want a laptop that is powerful but also has a good battery life. I saw the reviews and it said it has bad battery life. I want a battery pack that can extend the blade's battery life.