Razer Synapse works with a cloud hosting service, meaning wherever you take your peripherals, if you log in to Synapse, your settings stay with you. There is even a dedicated section for statistics, detailing the number of clicks, heat maps to show how you move your mouse, and endless other stats. This software is essentially the hub for all of Razer’s peripherals these days and allows you to create custom profiles for both lighting and button mapping within different applications, including the ability to tie these profiles to the applications for auto switching when launching. All of which can be reassigned from within Razer’s own Synapse Software. The Mamba TE features the usual left, right and middle mouse button (scroll wheel click) of all mice these days, as well as side scroll left/right, 2 dedicated DPI adjustment buttons and 2 further thumb buttons on the left of the body. Which brings me nicely onto the 9 programmable buttons, all of which are within easy reach regardless of your chosen hand posture. And even then, it was trying its hardest to follow my command. In fact, the only curveball to this was attempting to the Mamba TA on a glass coffee table, forgetting that I wasn’t using a mat. It flows effortlessly thanks to the 3 Teflon feet positioned on the belly side. The Philips sensor works incredibly well on a myriad of different surfaces, so much so that I have ditched using my mouse mat completely, in favour of my wooden desk. Exactly the results you want from your mouse when you’re in the heat of battle, and your reactions are the only thing keeping you alive. Having used this mouse personally for over 1000 hours I have yet to experience any lag or loss of response at all. The new Razer Mamba TE comes with a Philips 16,000 DPI 5G Laser Sensor, which coupled with its incredible 1ms response time, and braided USB cable means you get flawless reactions from your mouse at all times. Can feel a little small if you have large hands.Chroma RGB 16.8 million custom colour options.Superb Custom Configurations (Mapping/Settings).
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