Price history for Razer Cobra Wired Gaming Mouse with Chroma RGB Lighting and 58g Lightweight Design - Black
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- November 23, 2024
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- October 14, 2024
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- November 23, 2024
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58G LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN — Built to fit most grip styles, the mouse allows for fast, precise control and feels comfortable to use during long gaming sessions
GEN-3 OPTICAL MOUSE SWITCHES — Unrivalled durability and speed with switches that have an extended 90-million click lifecycle and eliminate double-clicking issues, boasting a blistering 0.2 ms actuation time without debounce delay
CHROMA LIGHTING WITH GRADIENT UNDERGLOW — Customize the mouse with 16.8 million colors and countless lighting effects, creating a more immersive gaming experience as the lights react dynamically with hundreds of Chroma-integrated games
PRECISE SENSOR ADJUSTMENTS — Fine-tune the mouse’s sensitivity with precise adjustments in 50 DPI increments to achieve a truly tailored play style
SPEEDFLEX CABLE — Provides greater flexibility and is designed to produce minimal drag, perform quicker and more fluid swipes, and offer a higher degree of control
100 percent PTFE MOUSE FEET — Made from the highest grade of PTFE, the Cobra’s mouse feet on the front, rear, and sensor ring allows it to glide smoothly across any surface
1 SELLING PC GAMING PERIPHERALS BRAND IN THE U.S. — Source: Circana, Retail Tracking Service, U.S., Dollar Sales, Gaming Designed Mice, Keyboards, and PC Headsets, Jan. 2019- Dec. 2023 combined
9 reviews for Razer Cobra Gaming Mouse: 58g, Chroma RGB
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HyperFokus –
I consider my self somewhat of a gaming mouse enthusiast. I currently have 6 mice that stay on my desk. Viper V2 Pro, Deathadder V3 Pro, GPX SuperLight 1, G703, G305 and now the Cobra. Only one of which is my main ( Viper V2 Pro ) But I like to switch between them. I’m more a collector now than anything. I have tons of other mice in the drawer. Knowing I have had my hands on these more expensive mice I can give honest unbiased thoughts on the Cobra. 40$ after tax in my opinion is an absolute steal. Yes even for a wired mouse these days. They could easily charge $60-$70 for this mouse. It comes with a modified version of Razers top optical sensor ( which is just a modified 3395 ) and I have had zero of the issues people stated early on after this mouse released like “spin out” and LOD issues. Cobra has performed flawlessly so far. I will come back and update this review if any issues arise. One huge plus is the Cobra/Cobra Pro comes with Razers optical switches. Which means no need to worry about double clicking. The mouse 1 & 2 are loud though. Just like the rest of Razers line up of mice. The clicks themselves feel great. Little bit on the mushy side though. Wish they were a tad bit more snappy. But they are still great. No issues. The side thumb buttons are absolutely perfect. I am an absolute thumb button snob because I actually use them a lot. They are very snappy and not mushy at all. These make the GPX SuperLight feel cheap. The skates ( mouse feet ) and very good as well. No need to upgrade them to aftermarket skates because they perform very well out the box. If you have large hands I wouldn’t recommend this mouse. My hands are 19.5cmx10.5cm and this mouse is a tad bit small for me but luckily I’m a claw gripper. Would have liked to see some included grip tape, not a huge deal though since it is only $40. It’s also light weight at 58 grams. All in all, it’s a fantastic buy. Definitely recommend at least giving it a try! ( Not going to compare it to the Viper Mini as I do not own one. )
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Pretzal –
Chulada de mouse. Es ligero y el material se siente bien, los botones tienen un clic limpio y sus botones mapeables facilitan muchas operaciones.
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Rafael Izquierdo –
This is to replace my Viper Mini which after a year of gaming the left button is loose. It still works fine but it does rattle. I hope this Cobra will will not have the same problem. I like Razer mice but unwilling to pay premium prices. These budget minis suit me just fine. Deathadder V2 Mini is nice but too low on the right which cause my pinkie to rub on the mouse mat. Viper Mini has a comfortable shape but the left button did not last long. Logitech G102 has a shape I like but the switches are too sensitive which caused many accidental right clicks. Besides, they are still mechanical switches whereas Razer mice have optical.
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ThePlantedTankTV –
When i receive my hyperpolling wireless charger to really feel a difference. But right now, its been pretty good, a little small for me but u get used to it. The fact that u csnt double click is amazing, keeps my consistency up in fast paced games where if u double click it could mess u up and get u killed. Battery life is something i cant talk much on sense ive only had it for a day, but will update on it when i get more playtime with it. Performance wise, cant beat it, ive had other razer mice that were okay, and typically wouldnt beat a $50 HyperX mouse, but with this mouse u can actually feel the difference and it actually has helped me improve just off of a couple hours of playtime. Now my main thing that i dislike, is thr weight. Its not heavy, but ive been using a 59g mouse for a bit now and the difference is noticeable in games that need precision like valorant, cs, or OW. Ive always kinfs thought that light mice were a bit of a gimmick, but now i understand it and swap back to my old mouse when playing Val. But for fortnite/apex its great imo.
Rgb=cool ig, 5% fps boost fs Overall, wish it was a bit bigger for my hands, and a bit lighter, which kinda go against eachother ik. But its definetly worth it honestly, definetly a step up from previous Razer mice.
Update: The 8khz hyperpolling wireless charging thing made my experience way better, up to 5 stars. Kinda sucks that it costs 70 dollars but whatever. It is insanely smooth and dont have to worry abt batterh life sense u just pop it on the charger. 10/10
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HyperFokus –
This review is for the Razer Cobra Pro (wireless ver). Razer built a feature rich mouse that can do it all with excellent build quality (no creaking, side flexing or M1/M2 wobble) compared to the mice from other brands.
A lot of critics wanted an ultra lightweight ~50g Viper mini, not this. But for the people who care about having a feature rich mouse with excellent build quality, ability to cycle between multiple devices using different connections (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, wired), this is a great mouse that also happens to have the latest and greatest tech for top tier gaming performance. There’s a profile button on the bottom of the mouse that allows you to cycle between different profiles, which is useful if you wanted to have a profile for your laptop that turns off the RBG lighting, reduces the poll rate to 500 Hz (save battery) etc.
The mouse has on-board memory, so you can save your profiles and settings, then uninstall Synapse if you so please. The only con is that the RGB settings are still not saved with the on-board memory profiles (c’mon Razer). The M1/M2 buttons have a crisp, slightly higher than normal audible click and the side buttons are placed well and feel great. The rubber side grips are molded into this model, so you cannot remove them. This is not great if they wear down, as they cannot be easily replaced like grip tape. The shape of the mouse is 99% the exact same as it’s predecessor, the Viper mini.
From a technical perspective, this mouse is capable of 4K Hz polling rate, but only if you purchase the HyperPolling dongle or the Dock Pro from Razer, otherwise it defaults to 1K Hz polling. The mouse is not as heavy as everyone is lamenting online, as it weighs in at ~76g. If you take off the dongle cover on the Razer Cobra Pro, you can get the mouse down to ~74g and which improves the balance in my opinion. For reference, here is how much some popular mice weigh among the big two: – Logitech G305 which is similar in size, weighs 99g. – G Pro Wireless is 80g – G Pro SuperLight is 61g – Razer Viper Ultimate is 74g – Razer Viper V2 Pro is 59g
Battery life: – 170 hours on Bluetooth – 100 hours on 2.4GHz wireless (1K Hz polling) – 33 hours on 2.4 GHz wireless (4K Hz polling)
Overall, I really like this mouse from Razer and personally, going up in weight from ~50g hasn’t had any impact on gaming performance, I adjusted very quickly and actually don’t mind the extra bit of weight (high sens). In the future, a lighter V2 with no rubber side grips would be ideal.
–TLDR– Pros: – Excellent build quality (no creaking, flexing or M1/M2 wobble) – Top tier sensor from Razer – Multi-device capable (Bluetooth to your laptop, 2.4GHz dongle in your desktop. even wired) – Gen 3 Razer optical switches (no double clicking like mechanical switches) – Mouse wheel is rubberized, feels great – Medium weight mouse at ~76g (74g if you remove the dongle cover) – USB-C connector – Top tier 2.4GHz almost zero latency wireless connection
Cons: – Built-in rubber side grips (if these wear down, you’re stuck with it instead of just replacing grip tape) – RGB settings aren’t stored in the on-board memory, so you’ll have to keep Synapse installed if you care about specific RGB settings – 4K Hz polling rate requires the additional HyperPolling dongle or Dock Pro (sold separately) – could be lighter (~60g range), but not a deal breaker
Bonus review: The wired version of the Cobra is almost an exact replica of the Viper Mini wired, but with improvements to the sensor for LOD (lift off distance) and now has the Gen3 optical switches.
Try this mouse and be the judge for yourself!
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★★★★★
felipe –
Bought this mouse since it is the ones my grandkids use. Great mouse. Light, responsive . I would buy the razor brand again.
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felipe –
Llegó a tiempo. Un producto de muy buena calidad. Excelente para jugar videojuegos. Lo compré para mi hijo zurdo
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ChristianH –
Gostei muito do Mouse, é pequeno e realmente é muitoo leve ! jogo CS E Pubg e está muito melhor a jogabilidade. deixarei umas fotos para que possa ajuda em alguma duvida XD
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ThePlantedTankTV –
The mouse is very light and frictionless with the white pads at the bottom. Four stars only because the mouse dpi button is easily accidentally press able.
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HyperFokus –
I consider my self somewhat of a gaming mouse enthusiast. I currently have 6 mice that stay on my desk.
Viper V2 Pro, Deathadder V3 Pro, GPX SuperLight 1, G703, G305 and now the Cobra. Only one of which is my main ( Viper V2 Pro ) But I like to switch between them. I’m more a collector now than anything. I have tons of other mice in the drawer. Knowing I have had my hands on these more expensive mice I can give honest unbiased thoughts on the Cobra. 40$ after tax in my opinion is an absolute steal. Yes even for a wired mouse these days. They could easily charge $60-$70 for this mouse. It comes with a modified version of Razers top optical sensor ( which is just a modified 3395 ) and I have had zero of the issues people stated early on after this mouse released like “spin out” and LOD issues. Cobra has performed flawlessly so far. I will come back and update this review if any issues arise. One huge plus is the Cobra/Cobra Pro comes with Razers optical switches. Which means no need to worry about double clicking. The mouse 1 & 2 are loud though. Just like the rest of Razers line up of mice. The clicks themselves feel great. Little bit on the mushy side though. Wish they were a tad bit more snappy. But they are still great. No issues. The side thumb buttons are absolutely perfect. I am an absolute thumb button snob because I actually use them a lot. They are very snappy and not mushy at all. These make the GPX SuperLight feel cheap. The skates ( mouse feet ) and very good as well. No need to upgrade them to aftermarket skates because they perform very well out the box. If you have large hands I wouldn’t recommend this mouse. My hands are 19.5cmx10.5cm and this mouse is a tad bit small for me but luckily I’m a claw gripper. Would have liked to see some included grip tape, not a huge deal though since it is only $40. It’s also light weight at 58 grams. All in all, it’s a fantastic buy. Definitely recommend at least giving it a try! ( Not going to compare it to the Viper Mini as I do not own one. )
Pretzal –
Chulada de mouse. Es ligero y el material se siente bien, los botones tienen un clic limpio y sus botones mapeables facilitan muchas operaciones.
Rafael Izquierdo –
This is to replace my Viper Mini which after a year of gaming the left button is loose. It still works fine but it does rattle. I hope this Cobra will will not have the same problem.
I like Razer mice but unwilling to pay premium prices. These budget minis suit me just fine.
Deathadder V2 Mini is nice but too low on the right which cause my pinkie to rub on the mouse mat.
Viper Mini has a comfortable shape but the left button did not last long.
Logitech G102 has a shape I like but the switches are too sensitive which caused many accidental right clicks. Besides, they are still mechanical switches whereas Razer mice have optical.
ThePlantedTankTV –
When i receive my hyperpolling wireless charger to really feel a difference. But right now, its been pretty good, a little small for me but u get used to it. The fact that u csnt double click is amazing, keeps my consistency up in fast paced games where if u double click it could mess u up and get u killed.
Battery life is something i cant talk much on sense ive only had it for a day, but will update on it when i get more playtime with it.
Performance wise, cant beat it, ive had other razer mice that were okay, and typically wouldnt beat a $50 HyperX mouse, but with this mouse u can actually feel the difference and it actually has helped me improve just off of a couple hours of playtime.
Now my main thing that i dislike, is thr weight. Its not heavy, but ive been using a 59g mouse for a bit now and the difference is noticeable in games that need precision like valorant, cs, or OW. Ive always kinfs thought that light mice were a bit of a gimmick, but now i understand it and swap back to my old mouse when playing Val. But for fortnite/apex its great imo.
Rgb=cool ig, 5% fps boost fs
Overall, wish it was a bit bigger for my hands, and a bit lighter, which kinda go against eachother ik. But its definetly worth it honestly, definetly a step up from previous Razer mice.
Update:
The 8khz hyperpolling wireless charging thing made my experience way better, up to 5 stars. Kinda sucks that it costs 70 dollars but whatever. It is insanely smooth and dont have to worry abt batterh life sense u just pop it on the charger. 10/10
HyperFokus –
This review is for the Razer Cobra Pro (wireless ver). Razer built a feature rich mouse that can do it all with excellent build quality (no creaking, side flexing or M1/M2 wobble) compared to the mice from other brands.
A lot of critics wanted an ultra lightweight ~50g Viper mini, not this. But for the people who care about having a feature rich mouse with excellent build quality, ability to cycle between multiple devices using different connections (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, wired), this is a great mouse that also happens to have the latest and greatest tech for top tier gaming performance. There’s a profile button on the bottom of the mouse that allows you to cycle between different profiles, which is useful if you wanted to have a profile for your laptop that turns off the RBG lighting, reduces the poll rate to 500 Hz (save battery) etc.
The mouse has on-board memory, so you can save your profiles and settings, then uninstall Synapse if you so please. The only con is that the RGB settings are still not saved with the on-board memory profiles (c’mon Razer). The M1/M2 buttons have a crisp, slightly higher than normal audible click and the side buttons are placed well and feel great. The rubber side grips are molded into this model, so you cannot remove them. This is not great if they wear down, as they cannot be easily replaced like grip tape. The shape of the mouse is 99% the exact same as it’s predecessor, the Viper mini.
From a technical perspective, this mouse is capable of 4K Hz polling rate, but only if you purchase the HyperPolling dongle or the Dock Pro from Razer, otherwise it defaults to 1K Hz polling. The mouse is not as heavy as everyone is lamenting online, as it weighs in at ~76g. If you take off the dongle cover on the Razer Cobra Pro, you can get the mouse down to ~74g and which improves the balance in my opinion. For reference, here is how much some popular mice weigh among the big two:
– Logitech G305 which is similar in size, weighs 99g.
– G Pro Wireless is 80g
– G Pro SuperLight is 61g
– Razer Viper Ultimate is 74g
– Razer Viper V2 Pro is 59g
Battery life:
– 170 hours on Bluetooth
– 100 hours on 2.4GHz wireless (1K Hz polling)
– 33 hours on 2.4 GHz wireless (4K Hz polling)
Overall, I really like this mouse from Razer and personally, going up in weight from ~50g hasn’t had any impact on gaming performance, I adjusted very quickly and actually don’t mind the extra bit of weight (high sens). In the future, a lighter V2 with no rubber side grips would be ideal.
–TLDR–
Pros:
– Excellent build quality (no creaking, flexing or M1/M2 wobble)
– Top tier sensor from Razer
– Multi-device capable (Bluetooth to your laptop, 2.4GHz dongle in your desktop. even wired)
– Gen 3 Razer optical switches (no double clicking like mechanical switches)
– Mouse wheel is rubberized, feels great
– Medium weight mouse at ~76g (74g if you remove the dongle cover)
– USB-C connector
– Top tier 2.4GHz almost zero latency wireless connection
Cons:
– Built-in rubber side grips (if these wear down, you’re stuck with it instead of just replacing grip tape)
– RGB settings aren’t stored in the on-board memory, so you’ll have to keep Synapse installed if you care about specific RGB settings
– 4K Hz polling rate requires the additional HyperPolling dongle or Dock Pro (sold separately)
– could be lighter (~60g range), but not a deal breaker
Bonus review:
The wired version of the Cobra is almost an exact replica of the Viper Mini wired, but with improvements to the sensor for LOD (lift off distance) and now has the Gen3 optical switches.
Try this mouse and be the judge for yourself!
felipe –
Bought this mouse since it is the ones my grandkids use. Great mouse. Light, responsive . I would buy the razor brand again.
felipe –
Llegó a tiempo. Un producto de muy buena calidad. Excelente para jugar videojuegos. Lo compré para mi hijo zurdo
ChristianH –
Gostei muito do Mouse, é pequeno e realmente é muitoo leve ! jogo CS E Pubg e está muito melhor a jogabilidade. deixarei umas fotos para que possa ajuda em alguma duvida XD
ThePlantedTankTV –
The mouse is very light and frictionless with the white pads at the bottom. Four stars only because the mouse dpi button is easily accidentally press able.