Razer Diamondback 2015 5G

design, size

80% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, design, reliability, durability

84% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

$90 is a lot to ask for a mouse, and it’s even more to ask if your company offers similar mice with an identical price tag and more features. That’s the case with the Diamondback, which compares poorly to Razer’s own . The Mamba has an identical sensor...

Ambidextrous. Customizable with 16.8 million color-lighting options. Plenty of programmable buttons. Razer's Synapse software is easy to use.

Uncomfortable to use. Slightly too narrow.

Conclusion The Razer Diamondback is a solid, if somewhat standard, high-end gaming mouse. It doesn't offer standout features at $90, other than the suite of features you'd expect at that price, including programmable buttons and customizable lighting....

Uniquely elongated, ambidextrous shape ; Gorgeous RGB lighting channels

Priced way higher than is warranted ; Unique shape is only comfortable for a certain niche

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Faithful revival of beloved mouse ; Full Chroma RGB lighting ; Great software ; Faithful revival of beloved mouse ; Full Chroma RGB lighting ; Great software

Design can be uncomfortable ; Not suited to some game genres ; Expensive ; Design can be uncomfortable ; Not suited to some game genres ; Expensive

The Razer Diamondback holds massive appeal for e-sports fans, but its unconventional design is a love-it-or-hate it proposition. The Razer Diamondback holds massive appeal for e-sports fans, but its unconventional design is a love-it-or-hate it...

Comfortable ; 16-bit Processor (Eliminating Negative Acceleration) ; Four programmable side buttons ; On-the-fly sensitivity adjustment ; Very high DPI optical sensor ; Smooth scroll wheel ; Fast and stable teflon feet ; Available in two different...

Side buttons require strong fingers ; Side buttons in awkward position ; Side buttons are too small ; USB Only

The Diamondback includes a lot of new features and changes that the Viper simply did not have. Features like the programmable side buttons, high DPI optical sensor, redesigned teflon feet, and the heavier and more stable design, which were all very...

At a price point of just under $60 it is very competitively priced against its competition. I would defiantly recommend giving this mouse a try in your gaming life.

1600dpi offers smooth movement and high precision.High level of control over the sensitivity and other settings.Chic, transparent design.Comes complete with it's own carrying case.Drivers are compatable with everything from Windows 98 to XP

Narrow design makes use uncomfortable for medium or large hands.Overall shape makes the mousewheel feel somewhat less than natural to use, at least in the beginning.MSRP $60 price tag for a mouse that does exactly what it boasts being capable of, but...

My first experience with Razer mice was at QuakeCon 2005, where they had a booth set up with PCs running the latest games, all of them equipped with their mice. There was a lot to see, so I didn't spend much time at their booth, but most of us remarked...