Razer Ouroboros Pro Reviews

The Razer Ouroboros gaming mouse is highly configurable, with a dizzying array of options and features, but its price will keep many buyers at bay.

It's a real shame. If Razer had shipped the Ouroboros as a wired mouse with a £70-£80 price tag, it would have gotten a lot more lovin'. As it is though, there's absolutely no way we could recommend this high-spec wireless rodent.

Personally, I don't feel the Ouroboros is one of those mice that you can recommend. Not in the sense of "its not worth it," rather in the sense of "it's not for everyone." Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed using the Ouroboros; it just hasn't become my daily driver yet. Perhaps the Lamborghini influence extends a little deeper here as well: much like a Lamborghini comes with its own set of new problems (Poor roads? High curbs? Expensive maintenance? High gas consumption? Are any of these really negatives in context?) the Ouroboros is best employed by someone that is willing to take the bad with the good. I'm not sure if that makes it a bad mouse. I guess what I am trying to say here is this: you already know if you want one. For those of you that do, it won't be a perfect or a cost-effective experience - but it'll probably be worth it.