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Razer Copperhead
Price: £47
Size: 120mm x 60mm x 33mm
Shape: Symmetrical
Buttons: 7
Wheel: Vertical
Sensor: Laser
Resolution: 2000 DPI
USB Rate: 1000 Hz
Razer's current flagship mouse is the Copperhead. Whilst based on the same case design as the Diamondback, the Copperhead features a pulsating Razer logo along with more sturdy-looking buttons on the side panels. The case is made of on opaque but rubberised black material which makes the lighting effects of the wheel, siderails and logo all the more impressive.
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The biggest difference between the Diamondback and the Copperhead is, of course, the new laser sensor. It is touted as a huge improvement over optical mice. Specifically, the Copperhead has up to 2000 DPI with the ability of adjusting it directly on the mouse while you're playing. With the Microsoft models I had already found that the laser sensor malfunctioned at higher speeds, so I was interested to see if the Copperhead would buck the trend.
Razer Diamondback Response Graph 0.83 m/s (32.5"/s)
Malfunction Speed: 0.85 m/s (33.5"/s)
Price: £47
Size: 120mm x 60mm x 33mm
Shape: Symmetrical
Buttons: 7
Wheel: Vertical
Sensor: Laser
Resolution: 2000 DPI
USB Rate: 1000 Hz
Razer's current flagship mouse is the Copperhead. Whilst based on the same case design as the Diamondback, the Copperhead features a pulsating Razer logo along with more sturdy-looking buttons on the side panels. The case is made of on opaque but rubberised black material which makes the lighting effects of the wheel, siderails and logo all the more impressive.
Click for larger photos
The biggest difference between the Diamondback and the Copperhead is, of course, the new laser sensor. It is touted as a huge improvement over optical mice. Specifically, the Copperhead has up to 2000 DPI with the ability of adjusting it directly on the mouse while you're playing. With the Microsoft models I had already found that the laser sensor malfunctioned at higher speeds, so I was interested to see if the Copperhead would buck the trend.
Razer Diamondback Response Graph
Malfunction Speed: 0.85 m/s (33.5"/s)