[SUGGESTION] A Wireless Optical Mouse

Hello, as the title says, I would love to see a wireless optical mouse from Razer! Preferably ambidextrous, like the Lancehead wireless with an optical sensor, or the Mamba wireless with an optical sensor. I do not know much about the process of building a mouse, but if Logitech can do it, what is stopping Razer from building a better wireless optical mouse? Please discuss/post any comments you have/tell me if there's a specific mouse type you would like to see!

Note: please use the poll! I would love to see how many of you agree/disagree without counting all of the comments!

 

Make a mamba v2 with an optical sensor or a wireless deathadder and take my money

 

I voted optical wired. I'm paranoid about losing connection while gaming with a wireless mouse. And while I'm sure the technology is sound, I'm just in my safe space with a wired mouse.

 

Ask and ye shall receive.
Y'all saw this, right?

 

@ PTSinger Too true! Thank goodness too! Unfortunately it seems a bit small/no lighting, so I probably will not be going for it. However, lets hope this gives Razer the idea to put optical sensors in all of their wireless mice from now on!

 

I'm not gonna argue with ya on that point, it IS a fine mouse, possibly one of the best that Razer has released past few years. However I'm used to a Naga Epic Chroma and I'd feel like I'd break that tiny thing

 

I like, that Razer is listening to community. 1st - Tournament Edition of Lancehead with Optical sensor, now mobile, wireless mouse

 

how about small with lightning or medium size like your naga epic chroma but without lightning?? which one do you choose?

 

Honestly I am not sure, I feel like a small mouse would impair me for a few weeks, as I play FPS games and it could take awhile for me to adjust, after using my Naga Epic Chroma for a few years. Would be hard to go without my Chroma lighting as well...... hard question.... don't think I'd be able to choose without flipping a coin

 

Ya, chroma lighting is the best. It's all this eye candy that's re-sparked my interest in PC peripherals.