Razer has made more than its share of high end PC mouse products, and today the company unveiled its newest device in that genre. The Razer Ouroboros wireless mouse not only has a high sensitivity rating but also has a number of customizable features.
The Ouroboros mouse is ambidextrous in design, which should make left handed PC users happy. In addition, the mouse can be physically adjusted lenghtwise (up to 0.9 inches) along with its back arch; this should allow people to adjust the mouse in order to create the best feeling in their hand.
There are also two types of side panels available for the Ouroboros, which can be interchanged. This will, in theory, allow the mouse to give users the best contact with their fingers. There are a total of 11 programmable buttons on the mouse, all of which can be customized with the included software.
Like most of Razer's PC mouse products, the sensitivity of the Ouroboros can be adjusted on the fly, up to 8200 DPI with its combo laser and optical sensor setup. There's even a DPI clutch trigger, which can quickly increase or decrease the sensitivity of the mouse.
The included rechargeable AA battery should be good enough for 12 hours of gaming, according to Razer but all of this won't come cheap. The company will sell the Ouroboros for $129.99 when it is released in the fourth quarter of 2012.
Source: Razer website
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