I'm wondering the same. I purchased the more expensive Orbweaver to have the mechanical switches and overall better product only to find that nearly a year later it is still not supported by Razer's current software. While I love Razer's products in general, it make me a bit gun shy when I'm looking at their other higher end products like the Huntsman Elite and the Nari Ultimate headset. Dare I spend the extra money like I did with the Orbweaver, or just go with the cheapest options from Razer, or look to other manufacturers?

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Oh, just wait, you're in for more fun with the Orbweaver.

I hope you kept the packaging because I think there are good odds you'll need to return it.

I've gone through 6 of them in the last 3-4 years.

They poorly engineered the glue on the palm rest pad and it almost always starts to melt and run off, causing the pad to slide off eventually.

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ElBucho
Oh, just wait, you're in for more fun with the Orbweaver.

I hope you kept the packaging because I think there are good odds you'll need to return it.

I've gone through 6 of them in the last 3-4 years.

They poorly engineered the glue on the palm rest pad and it almost always starts to melt and run off, causing the pad to slide off eventually.

So far I've been lucky in not having any issues like that in the year+ that I've had it, but after reading what people were saying while waiting for it to arrive, I did save the packaging just in case. It's hit a point now where I'm not sure what I'll do if it does fail. Get the membrane version so I can have Synapse 3 support, or just forget about the whole thing altogether.

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