The Razer Mamba Chroma wireless gaming mouse features a sensor which can be set from 100DPI up to an almost ridiculous 16000DPI for those lucky few who can operate at such sensitivity.  They also included an interesting feature for your two main mouse buttons, screws on the bottom that allow you to adjust the clicking force needed from 45g and to 95g.  When Madshrimps delved into the software it was quite obvious Razer spent a lot of time thinking about how people would want to customize their mouse and tossed in a large selection of adjustable traits.  The mouse performed admirably and the wireless connection did not have any effect on the response of the mouse, though at $150 it does come with a premium price tag.

"The new Mamba version has been also included with the Chroma series so an insane number of configuration possibilities are available for its LED lighting system; the charging dock is not left alone, itself having LED lights under it for a nice effect when it sits on the table. Razer has included with the latest Mamba and Mamba TE versions a 16000DPI 5G laser sensor which is very accurate and can be configured with a polling rate up to 1000Hz."

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