Published: 2016-10-10, Author: Donald , review by: mousearea.com
Ergonomic design, Great for leftand righthanded players, Excellent software customization abilities
Software is a bit laggy, The laser sensor is nowhere near as great as an optical, although it's pretty good, DPI is not important, but Razer markets it as if it's one of the best reasons to buy the mouse
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Published: 2016-10-10, Author: Donald , review by: mousearea.com
Ergonomic design, Great for leftand righthanded players, Excellent software customization abilities
Software is a bit laggy, The laser sensor is nowhere near as great as an optical, although it's pretty good, DPI is not important, but Razer markets it as if it's one of the best reasons to buy the mouse
Great looks and sturdy construction, Responsive and smooth operation, Easy to use right out of the box, Still has nine programmable keys.
Many mice offer more features for better/same price, Side buttons are more than a little twitchy.
The Razer Taipan is marketed as an ambidextrous mouse designed to appeal to a wide variety of gamers, left handed or right handed, small or large grip, macro or no macros, etc. In that it suceeds, boasting excellent capabilities right out of the box, capa...
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Published: 2014-10-31, Author: Patrick , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: Razer peripherals usually come in black, with occasional alternatives and re-releases with new or updated hardware. While the renowned peripheral company doesn't normally re-release models in different colors, the Razer Taipan White is one of three depart...
Published: 2014-08-06, Author: Mike , review by: tuaw.com
The Taipan is short on goofy extra features, but as a pure gaming mouse, it's hard to beat. It's sleek and solid with remarkable accuracy in virtually any setting, and the fact that Razer takes Mac gaming seriously enough to provide the full Synapse 2....
LED options, Rubber on sides, Thumb buttons require hand shift
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Published: 2013-02-22, Author: Patrick , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: Until recently, I had always used the same mouse forever: the classic, three-button optical mouse with nothing special about it. It was, and still is, passable, but my competitive gaming needs are a bit higher these days. Using the keyboard for voice chat...
First we would like to point again that the mouse design with the plastic on top (and not rubber coating) is our preferred choice because signs of use may appear after a much longer period of time; also, the quality of the materials is top notch. The ...
