SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse

8 reviews

Nov, 2024

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usability (4)
durability (2)
design (1)

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size (3)
reliability (1)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 8 reviews of SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People are impressed by the design. The durability also gets good reviews. Many are critical about the reliability and size.

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On average, users rate this product 85/100 and experts rate this product 80/100.

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Expert review by : Sal Cangeloso (geek.com)

Review: SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse

As gaming-specific hardware becomes increasingly prevalent we are beginning to see the devices get a bit more outlandish in attempts to do whatever is possible to eek out a bit more performance. Sometimes these little extras work, sometimes they don't,...

Nov, 2008

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Expert review by : Greg Baden (thinkcomputers.org)

SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse

Most people know SilverStone by their cases, power supplies, and cooling products, but did you know that SilverStone is now creating a high end line of products called the Raven series. Their take on this series is to make trend-setting products with...

Quality product ; Lots of buttons w/ customization ; OLED screen w/ DPI settings ; On the fly DPI adjustments ; Dual mode switch

Scroll ball gets in the way, makes it hard to use ; Limited macro settings

After using the SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse for quite some time I found myself actually getting used to it, while I really didn't expect to after my first uses of it. Certainly SilverStone has created an innovative product as the design is unlike...

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by (techwarelabs.com)

SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse

The SilverStone Raven is a surprising new entry in the high-end gaming mouse scene long dominated by Logitech's tweakable G-series and Razer's curvy, rubberized mice. Initial impressions of the mouse were positive and all around interesting, but the...

All together, these features paint a contradictory picture of the ideals behind SilverStone's Raven. The sensor and the sensitivity adjustment point to hardcore gamers as a target market, while The Flip3D and OLED-display based sensitivity control...

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by : Jake Mete (pureoverclock)

Silverstone Raven Gaming Mouse

We take a look at a new and innovative gaming mouse.

Silverstone is trying to jump into a mouse market that is almost exclusively dominated by two companies, Logitech and Razer. This is no small feat. And in true Silverstone fashion, they've pushed the envelope wtih a very innovative product that is...

Oct, 2008

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Expert review by : The HL Staff (hardwarelogic.com)

SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse

The SilverStone Raven Gaming Mouse comes with a manual (translated in 10 different languages) and the software CD.

It's always nice to have more than one opinion on a component before you spend your hard earned money. For one, we may see something others missed, or vice versa. As with all reviews published at HardwareLogic, we'll not only give you our...

Sep, 2008

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