Silverstone Raven Mouse

Silverstone spent a lot of time designing and putting together a very good looking and comfortable mouse. Even with all of that time I believe they focused too much on the 3D scroll wheel and reinventing the mouse. Because of that they much needed...

Great Shape ; Smooth Glide ; Weight Balanced ; Easy software ; Macros ; 3200 DPI

Large Scroll wheel on the left side ; Too many buttons ; Some buttons hard to reach ; Not able to reassign button functions in Windows mode ; Can't read the LCD when using Mouse

SilverStone delivers a very striking and stylish package for their new mouse which packs a lot of information that you need to know about. The matte black finish of the box create a nice shadow box effect for the main attraction; the Raven mouse.

3200 dpi Philips PLN2030 twin-eye laser ; Custom X and Y axis sensitivities ; Super-slick Teflon pads ; Unique 3D flip thumb wheel ; Exciting product appearance

Poor button placement ; Not conventionally ergonomic ; High-priced premium product ; OLED Display is completely covered during use

I like what SilverStone has done with the retail packaging for the Raven. I am already a fan of crows, and ravens are birds of the same family, so it adds a little something for me that there are accents on the package. Additionally, there's plenty of...

The mouse has a great shape and size. Plenty of buttons; can program in macro functions. Laser has excellent detection

Poor button layout, and the software included needs work ; Many of the buttons need to have their location moved, such as the mouse4 and 5 buttons. The profile changer button/DPI wheel are far too easy to hit when you are moving the mouse ; You cannot...

As was said before: carbon fiber

Software didn't install for me, INCREDIBLY UNCOMFORTABLE! I kept trying to like it, but I just can't ... especially when I can't program any of the buttons. It also seems to built for smaller hands [the manual has suggestions on how to use it, and my...

Its got carbon fiber

It doesn't allow buttons to work after you plug it in unless you plug the mouse in prior to the boot up of your system. Which makes playing games a hardship to undergo. The dumb button on the side (tumor) makes it really hard to grip the mouse and move...

Amazing speeds while playing FPS and RTS's. It hasnt missed a beat when it comes to whipping it around constantly. With the 50G's of Power. Which is equivalent of 500m/s2. The screen is very useful

The DPI button would seem like it would be a nuisances but it actually helps you hold the mouse and move even faster. It isnt easily hit but can be if you freak out and start tensing up. You have work at this mouse it isnt just a normal mouse. BUt once...