When Razer pinged me for a review of the Razer Cobra Pro, I wondered how many mice can this company launch without becoming redundant. Turns out, four, including that Cobra Pro, which finds a sweet spot between Razer’s high-performance gaming mice (Viper V2 Pro, DeathAdder V3 Pro review) and its top-tier "everything mouse," found in my Basilisk V3 Pro with Mouse Dock Pro review (which has been my daily mouse since, well, Basilisk Ultimate).
Starting at $129 (and going up to $169 with the fantastic Mouse Dock Pro), the wireless Cobra Pro is like Basilisk V3 Pro but stripped down and made symmetrical instead of ergonomic. Indeed, it only weighs 77 grams compared to Basilisk V3 Pro’s 112 grams. But here’s the kicker: it includes all the same hardcore gaming technology as the Basilisk, like HyperSpeed Wireless, up to 4,000Hz polling, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Gen-3 switches, support for wireless charging, and yes, “under glow” chroma RGB.
