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Razer Diamondback
Price: £30
Size: 120mm x 60mm x 33mm
Shape: Symmetrical
Buttons: 7
Wheel: Vertical
Sensor: Optical
Resolution: 1600 DPI
USB Rate: 125 Hz
The Diamondback is Razer's second optical mouse in their current range, priced similarly to the Krait but with four extra buttons on the sides.
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The casing of the DB is slightly transparent allowing you a glimpse of electronics inside and allowing the whole mouse to light up when you plug it in. Like the Habu, the side rails go all the way along the sides of the mice and around the back, and set into each side are two buttons linked by a single arm. This means that you have to push the front of the link arm to access the front button and the rear to hit the back one. As with all Razer mice the oversized rubber buttons are the key design feature of the mouse, providing a unique look.
Razer Diamondback Response Graph 1.78 m/s (70"/s)
Malfunction Speed: > 4.5 m/s (177"/s)
Price: £30
Size: 120mm x 60mm x 33mm
Shape: Symmetrical
Buttons: 7
Wheel: Vertical
Sensor: Optical
Resolution: 1600 DPI
USB Rate: 125 Hz
The Diamondback is Razer's second optical mouse in their current range, priced similarly to the Krait but with four extra buttons on the sides.
Click for larger photos
The casing of the DB is slightly transparent allowing you a glimpse of electronics inside and allowing the whole mouse to light up when you plug it in. Like the Habu, the side rails go all the way along the sides of the mice and around the back, and set into each side are two buttons linked by a single arm. This means that you have to push the front of the link arm to access the front button and the rear to hit the back one. As with all Razer mice the oversized rubber buttons are the key design feature of the mouse, providing a unique look.
Razer Diamondback Response Graph
Malfunction Speed: > 4.5 m/s (177"/s)