Razer Mamba HyperFlux mouse is fully wireless

Wireless mice take been around for a while, even wirelessly recharging mice. But wirelessly powered mice? Enter the Razer Mamba HyperFlux mouse and Razer Firefly HyperFlux mousepad. The pair builds on the existing Mamba and Firefly, simply with nary a wire to exist found between the two.

The Mamba exists already equally Razer's highest-end mouse, and the Mamba HyperFlux carries over about everything that makes it a astounding arrow. You're looking at a precise 16,000 DPI, 1,000Hz polling rate, Razer's quick and accurate 5G optical sensor, and more than. What'south missing, yet, is a bombardment.

Razer HyperFlux Mamba tech specs

Specs	Razer HyperFlux Mamba
Sensor	Razer 5G optical sensor
Sensitivity	True 16,000 DPI
Speed	Up to 450 inches per second, 50 G acceleration
Refresh rate	ane,000Hz Ultrapolling
Lighting	Razer Chroma 16.viii one thousand thousand colors
Cable	Optional 6.89 ft (2.1 m)
Dimensions	four.9 in x 2.75 in ten 1.7 in (125 mm x lxx mm x 43.2 mm)
Weight	0.211 lbs (96 g)

Razer's arrangement is built effectually a similar organization to the Logitech 1000 PowerPlay, but Razer's taken it a step farther past entirely eliminating the bombardment. The specialized Firefly HyperFlux mousepad wirelessly transmits power to the mouse, so you never have to plug it in or recharge, so long as y'all're using the mousepad. Should you lot want to go mobile, the Mamba HyperFlux does offer a two-meter USB cable you can plug in for pointing and clicking across the Firefly mousepad's limited range.

In going fully wireless like this, Razer'due south managed to reduce the mass of the already featherweight Mamba by about 20 per centum, bringing it to a mere 96 grams. The just real loss from the standard Mamba to the Mamba HyperFlux is the removal of the RGB lighting strips forth the sides of the mouse — instead just the Razer Logo, coil wheel, and a pocket-size slit on the dorsum illuminate as you command via the Synapse interface.

Thankfully the Firefly HyperFlux mousepad that makes the wireless magic happen hasn't lost whatsoever of its light-up RGB mojo. The base of the mousepad features a ring of customizable RGB lights and a spacious 14-inch 10 xi-inch (355 mm ten 282 mm) mousing surface — one that lets y'all switch between a micro-textured difficult surface or a softer fabric mat. The addition of a wireless ability transmission surface under the entire mousepad has increased the thickness compared to the standard Firefly mousepad, and it'southward more than iii times thicker at one-half an inch (12.ix mm).

The Razer HyperFlux pair, and there's really no reason to purchase the Razer Mamba HyperFlux and Firefly HyperFlux separately, will be available in the first quarter of 2022 for $249.99 (€279.99).

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