I don't play many FPS games, its intended purpose, but even for creative work, fine editing of graphics and documents, it's a wonderful feature to have

Not a big deal, but it's still a disappointment to see a feature regression like that.

I experimented with changing the DPI on the fly, which is a nice feature, but not something I noticed too much in the type of game I play

It has a nice weight, and the adjustable resistance is a nice feature

It has a nice weight, and the adjustable resistance is a nice feature

There are many great features to love here, including the look and feel of the mouse, the way it fits your hand, the buttons that let you change resolution on the fly, and best of all, the "clutch" that let's you slow down mouse movement and make it more precise

I don't adjust my DPI much, but if you are the type of gamer that frequently changes DPI depending on which game you are playing, the paddles seem like they would be a nice feature.

Another nice feature is that it will sync with the Philips hue system

The FPS CLUTCH is its best feature

it's comfortable and it has some great features like the new DPI clutch, and stored settings

It’s comfortable, sleek design, lights are nice and bright (but you can change the brightness if it’s too much), and the cord is braided which is a nice feature of wired Razer products

The side DPI change button (for sniper aiming in FPS games) is such a nice feature