WHY RAZER

Sounds like you're just trolling but Mac is most likely too small to worry about from a business point at at only 3.5%:smile_:

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ARMOR_152
Sounds like you're just trolling but Mac is most likely too small to worry about from a business point at at only 3.5%:smile_:

Steam Hardware Survey:

And Mac gaming is crap indeed, but what about all the people that buy a razor because its just a good mouse to work with or that have a dual boot system.
Yes I don't need all your razor gaming bloadware, why does a driver need to be logged in to the web anyway, I just want the hardware I bought to work.

Therefore all owners of Razer hardware which was purchased specifically for Mac should be entitled to financial reimbursement for hardware which cannot be used as designed due to Razer dumping Mac support for Synapse 3.

ARMOR_152
Sounds like you're just trolling but Mac is most likely too small to worry about from a business point at at only 3.5%:smile_:

Steam Hardware Survey:

Great info. However, there's most likely a greater deal of Mac users than the survey will have you believe. As all the Mac users that would dualboot would have run this in Steam on Windows.
Also, Mac / Apple users are typically higher spenders, which means that instead of rolling with a PS/2 mouse they will actually invest in high-end products and pay the dough.

Razer's obviously sleeping in class on this one. Pushing away and alienating their Mac segment. Look back 20 years and ask yourself, are more people using Macs and have gaming become better on Macs? It's a yes to both.

Obviously it's not gonna break their business if the only value you care about is $$ at the bottom line, but giving grab about their macOS users will hurt them and their image going forward. They've been stalling for ages on what would happen instead of just being clear from the beginning, keeping us all in the dark and hoping. It's not like they are building rockets or a new OS. Let's be honest, they are building a driver (and some management software). They easily have the means to get a driver working on macOS. You even see opensource projects coming to the rescue though for Mac they are still far.

So all in all the decision is *very* questionable, but there's nothing we can do about it except look for a good alternative mouse and try and get a descent price for the old one and then let people know what kind of company Razer is.