Razer Cobra Pro

Smooth 30K optical sensor ; Low-latency Gen-3 optical switches ; 11-zone Chroma RGB ; Lightweight design ; Can be used wirelessly (2.4GHz, Bluetooth) or wired

Considerably pricey ; May be too small for people with large hands ; Not a Viper Mini Wireless Pro

Symmetrical design ; Great performance ; Onboard memory profiles ; Solid battery life ; Three connectivity options ; Can increase polling rate with optional HyperPolling Wireless Dongle ; Supports HyperSpeed Multi-Device Pairing ; Customizable with...

A bit on the pricey side ; Wireless Charging Puck not included ; Synapse auto-prompts to install ; No tilt-wheel functionality

If you’re looking for a new wireless gaming mouse with RGB lighting, customizable buttons, wireless and Bluetooth connectivity, and onboard profiles with solid performance, the Razer Cobra Pro is worth considering. While not the most affordable on the...

Comfortable frame ; Insanely powerful ; Subtle but effective RGB lighting

Narrow ; Expensive

The Razer Cobra Pro is a solid gaming mouse for those with smaller hands. There’s a snappy sensor, a comfortable frame and good battery life. If you want something that’s super light though, you may want to look elsewhere.

30k optical sensor ; A choice of wired, Bluetooth, or wireless ; Lightweight design and some great lighting

Razer Synapse software still bloaty and unwieldy and is required for lighting ; Mouse is expensive for what it is

The Razer Cobra Pro is a jack-of-all-trades mouse that will suit most people just fine. A symmetrical design, all of the tech from Razer’s own Basilisk V3 Pro and a lower size and weight make this one of the better mice out there.