Techradar: When you're trying to sell a gaming mouse for more than £100, it has to be something very special. Luckily for us, Razer is experienced in the ultra high end of the market, with its Mamba wireless mouse also retailing for north of a ton.
Jamie Laike Tsui of Capsule Computers writes:
"The Razer Ouroboros is Razer’s crown jewel in their line of gaming mice. It is a wireless/wired mouse with a wide range of customization options that allows gamers to tweak the mouse to perfectly suit their grip style and hand size. The mouse runs on a single AA NiMH battery and features an 8200 DPI sensor powered by a 32-bit ARM processor."
ges-sa.co.za | The Ouroboros: with a name like that for a mouse it just sounds complicated but it cannot be further from the truth. Customizable for any hand be it small, large, left handed or right the Ouroboros can be made to fit any gamers unique style and “hand”.
When seeing the Ouroboros it just looks like a monster or the offspring of a fighter jet, in its see through Perspex box raised on a pedestal. Upon plugging it in the lights glow and even enhances the whole look of it, the mouse uses 1 AA rechargeable battery that gets tucked away right inside the mouse.
BenchmarkReviews.com: In 2009, Razer started working on a mouse with some ambitious goals. It would be a gaming-grade, wireless hybrid mouse. It would be ambidextrous, even adjustable - allowing the user to create that perfect fit. It would pack in the latest sensors and gaming technology, complete with a cloud-based driver solution. Three years later in late 2012, Razer finally released the Ouroboros. As soon as it was released, it quickly sold out of stock online and in stores and has since disappeared from regular channels. At Benchmark Reviews, I was lucky enough to get my hands on a Razer Ouroboros gaming mouse and take it for a spin...
