Today I have a look at a bit of an unusual product from Razer. Normally they go for more of a claw-grip style of mouse with an ambidextrous design, but we’re seeing a bit more of a deviation from that tried and true formula with products like the Mamba and now the Imperator. This is a palm style, right handed ergonomic mouse that feels very comfortable even when compared to the Ikari Laser (imo the king of ergo mice).

The Abyssus is one of a couple of new Razer mice that I will be unboxing. It’s an ambidextrous mouse with a focus on “no-nonsense” performance oriented design without frills & gimmicks.

Today I have a look at a pretty cool special edition of the Razer Lycosa keyboard. It features quiet keys, a very standard (read: good) layout and some other key gaming related features.

Here I do an unboxing and short comparison of the WoW Mouse from Steelseries against its most direct competition, the Razer Naga. The Naga has an advantage in terms of ergonomics and number of buttons, but the WoW mouse has the upper hand in terms of software integration and buttom layout (if you don’t want all buttons in the same place)

Yet another unboxing of something I’ve spent my own hard-earned money on. I’m very impressed with these things so far. They aren’t outstanding from a “loudness” point of view, but the stereo effect is excellent and very hard to lose even if you move around the room.

Got my hands on a Razer Naga, their new 17 button mouse. I’ve gotta say this thing looks soooo much better in person than it does in pics!!