Razer USA RZ03-00440100-R3U1

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 5039 reviews from magazines and websites. Views about the size and usability are generally positive. The build quality and value for money also get good reviews.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Keyboards the Razer USA RZ03-00440100-R3U1 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 98/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by: Alex Castle (maximumpc.com)

Razer Naga Epic Review

5,600 dpi laser sensor; hybrid wireless/wired design; tons of buttons

Buttons take practice to use; no onboard memory; pricey

With the introduction of the Naga Epic, Razer has split its highest gaming mouse tier into two segments. The Mamba is still the top-of-the-line general-purpose gaming mouse, but it’s now joined by the Naga Epic, which runs the same high MSRP ($130) but...

May, 2011

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Expert review by: Alex Castle (maximumpc.com)

Razer Anansi Review

The Anansi is Razer’s MMO keyboard, a companion to the company’s Naga MMO gaming mouse. Functionally, it’s very similar to the BlackWidow Ultimate—both have fully rebindable keys, with five additional macro keys along the left, backlighting, and...

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by: Roshan DSilva (tech2.in.com)

The Razer Naga Reviewed

A few days ago, we reviewed the Razer Abyssus and it turned to be a great weapon in your gaming arsenal. This time we will be taking the Razer Naga through its paces. Named after well, a King Cobra, the Razer Naga is an mouse built specifically keeping...

Nov, 2010

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Expert review by: Roshan DSilva (tech2.in.com)

The Razer Abyssus Reviewed

Gaming mice have always been a confusing decision for gamers to make. Some mice give you 200 million buttons to use, but you end up using some or none at all. What if you wanted a high performance gaming mouse with all the bells and whistles, but...

Final Verdict The Razer Abyssus is a brilliant gaming mouse with great customization options, fantastic specs and performance as well. As mentioned earlier, a user with big hands might have an issue with its size and the driver software not being...

Nov, 2010

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Expert review by: Sherri L. Smith (laptopmag.com)

Razer Naga MMO Gaming Mouse (2012)

The Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse offers 17 programmable buttons, fast navigation and hours of comfortable use.

Switchable side panels for different hands and grips; Big comfortable buttons deliver firm feedback; Creates unlimited profiles in the cloud; Speedy precision navigation

Bottom thumb panel row hard to reach

Click to EnlargeThe updated Razer Naga MMO gaming mouse delivers beautiful design and precision without sacrificing comfort. The 17 thoughtfully placed buttons are ready to unleash hell on digital enemies at the flex of a finger. The Synapse 2.0...

Nov, 2012

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Expert review by: Brian Westover (pcmag.com)

Razer Blade (2012)

In the world of gaming laptops, the new Razer Blade (2012) brings a few things to the table that you won't find anywhere else. Trackpad and display are wed in the innovative Switchblade interface, and the Blade offers unrivaled portability with a slim...

Unrivaled portability for a gaming laptop. Innovative Switchblade UI. Decent gaming performance. Intel Core i7-3632QM quad-core processor. Nvidia GeForce GTX 660M graphics processor. Hybrid drive provides speedy performance

Expensive, given the components. No optical drive. No traditional number pad. Small hard drive

Slim and sexy, the Razer Blade (2012) laptop offers lighter, more portable gaming, and the innovative Switchblade UI, but it will cost you, both in price and features.

Oct, 2012

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Expert review by: Sean Buckley (engadget.com)

Razer Blade (late 2012)

Razer has made a habit of catching us off guard -- breaking the mold as an accessory manufacturer by building laptops, prototype game handhelds and controller-toting tablets. Their Blade laptop cut through our expectations as well, featuring a...

Fast and powerful ; Excellent build quality ; Slim, beautiful design ; Good battery life (for a gaming laptop)

Audio is still lackluster (though it has improved) ; Switchblade UI has potential, but needs work

Razer's second-generation Blade is what we wanted the original to be: fast, powerful, and impossibly thin for a machine in this class. Unfortunately, it's still almost as expensive as ever.

Sep, 2012

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Expert review by: Sherri L. Smith (laptopmag.com)

Razer Blade (2012)

The second-generation Razer Blade crams a new Core i7 CPU and high-powered Nvidia graphics into a slim chassis with a one-of-a-kind gaming touchpad.

Elegant and slim design; Extremely portable; Impressive overall performance; Secondary screen and Switchblade UI can help gamers

Expensive; Runs hot on bottom during gameplay; Not as fast as bulkier rigs

Click to EnlargeWe didn't think it could be done. But Razer has managed to create a highly portable 17.3-inch gaming notebook that delivers remarkable performance for its size. Getting the new quad-core Core i7 CPU and Nvidia GTX graphics in a sleek...

Sep, 2012

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Expert review by: Rich Brown (cnet.com)

Razer Naga Epic mouse

Razer had a reasonable idea when it designed the Naga Epic mouse for players of massively multiplayer online games. Games like World of Warcraft, Eve Online, and Rift tend to involve complex control schemes, so why not offer committed players a mouse...

The Razer Naga Epic wireless gaming mouse features a 12-button thumb-side keypad, a 5,600dpi laser sensor, customizable pinkie-side inserts, and LED backlighting.

Using those 12 buttons well takes some getting used to, and the mouse doesn't offer quite as much value as competing high-end gaming mice.

It's not the most elegant mouse, nor does it feel worth the $130 price, but Razer's Naga Epic and its built-in, 12-button keypad could help gamers and others gain mastery over MMOs and other applications with complicated control schemes.

Mar, 2011

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Expert review by: Matthew Murray (pcmag.com)

Razer Naga Epic

Razer's ultimate version of its Naga gaming mouse, the Razer Naga Epic, makes the best case for its use by MMO lovers. But a few key imperfections remain.

Attractive design, lighting schemes. Cordless. Replaceable grips. Good configuration software. Surprisingly easy to learn

Expensive. For right-handed gamers only. Grips can be frustrating to swap. Inconvenient browser navigation buttons. Unstable charging cradle

Mar, 2011

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