Packing:
Excessive packaging for an exaggerated mouse. :)
Is it possible to love or hate, ich finds cool. After all, cost the mouse ~ 130, there simply is n good casing.
Drawback here is the heavy mouth. I sat there already good 10 minutes and have fiddled. Dissolve lateral adhesives that are often attached very invisible. This will open the Plasik case and you have 3 clips to one side, etc. It's a bit complicated.
Processing:
The mouse itself is made Plasik. This is high-quality with Razer and the design is top. However, it may deter many a little. Auser the side panels are interchangeable, there is no rubber linings on this mouse. My experience with Gummierungen tell me but that this is not a disadvantage. The problem with rubber linings is, they get dirty again ... the wars.
The only thing I find a little "bad" process is the adjustable palm area of the mouse. In approximately the last 2 grids this part wobbles then something with which these settings are almost non-use.
Feeling:
The mouse has a nice weight thanks to the battery. It requires the unfamiliar mode familiarization something. But this should be the case with any good mouse. I use it with panels left and right grip and so have no problems to guide the mouse. Clicking feels at Razer as usual absolutely well. The scroll wheel has little nubs and a beautiful soft grid that makes it pleasant to handle this.
Keys:
The 2 visible buttons on each side of the mouse can easily be reached, depending on the hand. I have just come to the right-handed than left keys Herran better. They protrude slightly, and can be more easily palpate. The problem with inadvertent pressing I had only just begun, because you're used to it, the side of the mouse to claws. However, the Razer will be only resorted ... :)
The invisible side keys (can be released with a regulator under the mouse) can be slightly heavier pressures. You have a right handle so that you can find there is not slow or suppressed other keys. But everything should be a matter of habit.
The DPI buttons in the center and the scroll wheel button can be achieved easily.
Wireless capability:
I have now taken over the weekend times right long-term tests.
The mouse should stand fully charged about 8 hours. With me she held even in the full game mode up to 10, but then it was over.
Plugging it is a matter of practice. However, I would prefer to reposition early because the mouse then for "boot up" after she had once made, relatively long takes. However, it indicates critical status when the battery light blinks.
The response times are absolutely fantastic, I have any change in DPI or felt when driving around any delay. Synapse not hit me here and into the enclosure.
The charging station snapt purely magnetic, with a little practice, the mouse can put on the charging station so with a handle.
Pro Tip: Experiment NEVER with the button on the charging station while you are playing. The investigated the signal new (long) :)
Conclusion: I am happy with the Ouroboros. She holds what promises to them and simply feels fantastic. However, the price of 130 is really only to endure if you have something on the edge. It is operated as a normal player well also with the Deathadder or the like. This mouse just looks hot and is a little Presitge with some extras. :)
Problems make the use unusable as it is describe the Gamestar product Ettlich Rezesionen forgetting completely
