Razer Imperator Pro Reviews

Razer definitely has a winner with the Imperator. Its small size will ensure that both large hand users and small hand users can properly utilize this mouse. The high DPI of 5600 makes short work of high resolution desktops, while providing the user with precise movements he/she may find themselves needing. Whether it be gaming or photo cropping, and everything in between. The only real con I can find with the mouse, is that it is only suitable for right handed users. This unfortunately leaves the left handed users out of a great performing mouse. I happen to have someone in my family who is a "South Paw", and she is my daughter. Looking around the web, the Imperator goes for around the 80 USD mark. I feel this is a fair price to pay for an all around versatile mouse that is extremely comfortable.

Razer is one of the leaders in gaming mice & surfaces. Today on video we look at their Imperator Gaming Mouse & Vespula Mouse Mat to see how they go.

There’s a hell of a lot to like about the Imperator and it’s swiftly become one of our favourite gaming mice. The comfortable and customisable grip will suit most right-handed gamers, with the adjustable side buttons particularly welcome.

Playing with the Imperator was the best experience we had with a Razer mouse so far because of the right-handed ergonomic form. We were able to control the peripheral with minute thumb movements from inside the deep rest. It's a matter of gaming style: it serves the palm grip crowd because of its desing, but it can also appeal to the claw grippers like ourselves.

Razer’s newest is more right-hand-oriented than ever and has a couple extra buttons. But while it may fit some hands better than the Death Adder, I don’t think it’s a definite improvement. That said, it’s worth a look if you haven’t found “your” mouse yet.