Is Razer going to launch a new flagship for wireless mouse?
Hi, I'm new here. I really like Razer designs and recently I want to buy a wireless mouse. The best wireless available right now seems to be the wireless Mamba. However, I noticed that there used to be a Mamba Chroma which looks brilliant. I really like the charging dock so I can save one USB port. The new Mamba Wireless is great but compared with Mamba Chroma it looks like to be in the second tier rather than the top tier. I'm wondering if Razer is going to launch a newer wireless flagship or not? I really like the charging dock design but I'm afraid they are going to be replaced with the wireless charging pad.
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In short time i dont think there will be a mamba wirless replacement becose it is new mouse 
but most of wirless mouses are take off from store like naga epic chroma and few other if there will be a replacement first will be most likly devices that are not in store anymore.
but most of wirless mouses are take off from store like naga epic chroma and few other if there will be a replacement first will be most likly devices that are not in store anymore.
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Hi, I'm new here. I really like Razer designs and recently I want to buy a wireless mouse. The best wireless available right now seems to be the wireless Mamba. However, I noticed that there used to be a Mamba Chroma which looks brilliant. I really like the charging dock so I can save one USB port. The new Mamba Wireless is great but compared with Mamba Chroma it looks like to be in the second tier rather than the top tier. I'm wondering if Razer is going to launch a newer wireless flagship or not? I really like the charging dock design but I'm afraid they are going to be replaced with the wireless charging pad.
I have this mamba chroma its really nice mouse but problem is with battery - only 20 hours (and charging dock is for nothing if you dont have second mouse, so still u will charge this mouse with cable). Mamba wireless has 50 hours life and optical sensor so I think razer mamba wireless is really good choise to buy.
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Considering the Mamba Wireless is still a newer product, I doubt there will be a new flagship wireless product in the near future.
I would get the newer Mamba Wireless over the older Mamba Chroma (16000), since the newer one does have a much longer battery life and it has a better optical sensor, along with mechanical mouse switches that the older model did not have.
I would only get the older model if you were dead set on the RGB and charging dock, and if you didn't mind having the older laser sensor that can have some issues, the much shorter battery life and just regular mouse switches (that have been fine for me with my Mamba TE). I also would not pay full price for the older model, since (here in canada at least) it seems to cost more than the newer counterpart.
I would get the newer Mamba Wireless over the older Mamba Chroma (16000), since the newer one does have a much longer battery life and it has a better optical sensor, along with mechanical mouse switches that the older model did not have.
I would only get the older model if you were dead set on the RGB and charging dock, and if you didn't mind having the older laser sensor that can have some issues, the much shorter battery life and just regular mouse switches (that have been fine for me with my Mamba TE). I also would not pay full price for the older model, since (here in canada at least) it seems to cost more than the newer counterpart.
The Mamba Wireless is probably the only flagship mouse to get released this year. But again, nobody knows.
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Am I the only one who would like an OG design Abyssus style wireless mouse? Perhaps even related in design to the Atheris with less weight and slightly longer. Logitech is killing it with their G305 and 50 dollars. Would love some Razer competition for it.
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