Razer has lately been garnering a lot of attention in the world of gaming. Their promotions have included encouraging their consumers to get tattooed with their logo, an impressive booth at QuakeCon 05, and they've collected a number of sparkling reviews from many of the foremost sources of gaming information. Do their products live up to the hype, though? We'll find out if the Razer Diamondback does, at least, in our review.
First Impression:
My first experience with Razer mice was at QuakeCon 2005, where they had a booth set up with PCs running the latest games, all of them equipped with their mice. There was a lot to see, so I didn't spend much time at their booth, but most of us remarked about how smoothly they functioned. So, when a Diamondback model arrived, I was eager to give one a proper test run and see how it stacked up to the competition.
It arrived in pretty nice packaging: a bubble pack showing off the mouse from both the front and back. The pack also included a drivers CD and a neoprene LAN pack for safely transporting your Diamondback from one location to another.
