In terms of weight, the mouse is extremely light which is generally how Razer designs their mice. Additionally, the top of the mouse is constructed of a slightly rough and textured material that should prevent slippage quite nicely. Taking a quick look at the top of the mouse here, you’ll notice that it’s an ambidextrous design, which means it’ll work very well for both right and left handers. Typical of Razer gear, the green backlit Razer logo looks amazing. Let’s move on.įor the rest of the pictures today, I’ll have the Taipan plugged into the system. Included in the box, we receive a ton of documentation and of course, the usual Razer stickers we all know and love. With features like an 8200DPI 4G dual sensor system, same ambidextrous shape of the Razer classics that came before it, and a design created by a collaboration between Razer and eSport’s finest, has Razer finally produced a worthy successor with the Taipan? With a completely new design, Razer’s goal was to create a new mouse that could be called a successor to the classics that helped put Razer on the map – the Boomslang, Diamondback, Copperhead, etc. Anyway, speaking with the Razer reps at the booth, I learned that the Taipan would be Razer’s new flagship ambidexterous mouse.
Additionally, after having my last Razer Imperator fail pretty hard on me in a relatively short time-frame, I wasn’t exactly the biggest Razer fan out there either. I’m a palm grip type of guy and I’ve never had a mouse with an ambidextrous design work well with that grip. Personally, I’m not a huge fan of mice with ambidextrous designs. Unfortunately, there was no Artemis sample at E3, so I shot straight to the Taipan to get a feel for the new mouse. Safe to say, at this point I was dying for a hands on demo. The other? Well, that was the Razer Taipan, a new gaming mouse announced that very morning. Safe to say, I was quite intrigued by both products.Īfter speaking with some of the Razer representatives at the booth, I found out that the joystick, LCD, numpad contraption was a prototype controller called Artemis, which is a controller designed for the upcoming MechWarrior Online game. The first was a mouse which at first glance looked a bit like the Imperator and the other of course was a strange joystick, LCD, numpad contraption that I had never seen before. Entering the Razer booth for the first time, I noticed that there were two main products on display. Balance is the KeyĮarlier this month, I was pretty excited to attend E3 for the first time and while it was nice seeing all the new game announcements at the show, I just had to make it my top priority to visit the Razer booth first.
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