
First Light
Razer Cobra in First LightWhy it is here
58 g, durable optical switches and a flexible cable, at a low price. Its small shape suits small to medium hands best.

One of the best cheap wired gaming mice: light, simple and well built.
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| Weight | 58 g |
|---|---|
| Shape | Symmetrical |
| Connection | Wired |
| Sensor | 8500 DPI optical sensor |
| Max DPI | 8,500 |
| Model number | RZ01-04650100 |
The Cobra brings features from pricier Razer mice down to a budget: a compact symmetrical shape at 58 g, Gen-3 optical switches rated for 90 million clicks, 100% PTFE feet and a light Speedflex cable that drags less than a standard cord.
The 8,500 DPI optical sensor tracks up to 300 IPS, which is plenty for most games at normal sensitivities. Chroma RGB lights the underglow, six buttons are programmable in Synapse, and one profile is stored on the mouse. Side buttons are on the left, so it suits right-handed players best.
Where it sits in real desks, and why it earned its place there.

Why it is here
58 g, durable optical switches and a flexible cable, at a low price. Its small shape suits small to medium hands best.

Why it is here
A light 58 g wired mouse with optical switches and Chroma underglow that matches the keyboard. Its small shape suits small and medium hands.
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