Razer Spectre StarCraft 2 Gaming Mouse

Overview

Reviews

The Razer Spectre StarCraft 2 Gaming Mouse features a 5600DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor, a 1ms response time, and a gold-plated USB head.

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 9 expert reviews

Excellent:

4
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

4

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Last revision on August 15, 2014

Reviewers Liked

Software, Light weight, Force adjustment
Light weight, APM Lighting System, Force actuation on leftclick button
Controllable resistance on main buttons, good software support
Lightweight and comfortable, ambidextrous design, and APM lighting

Reviewers Didn't Like

No DPI switching, Price, Overall shape
Maybe too small for some, Only goes well with Marauder keyboard
Too small, feels cheap, uncomfortable straight edges
APM functionality limited to StarCraft II

Expert reviews and ratings

We have reached the last product of the three-pack brought to us by the people over at Razer, the Spectre gaming mouse. The mouse is generally considered to be the most important part of a PC gamer's equipment. After all, what good is having a great...

By Gaming Nexus on July 08, 2011

Despite its flashy looks and quality keys, the reduced size of the Marauder keyboard leads to frustrating compromises and makes it uncomfortable to use for long periods. The lighting effect also looks cheap, and you don’t even get a wrist rest for...

By Bit-tech.net on February 25, 2011

I’ve already gone in depth about Razer’s StarCraft II Marauder keyboard, and found it to be quite a capable keyboard indeed; now let’s take a look at its partner in crime, the Spectre mouse.The Razer Spectre gaming mouse is surprisingly small, no...

By tbreak.ae on February 17, 2011

The first product from the line that we tested, the Spectre, almost immediately raised some red flags. From a design standpoint, the Spectre is a big departure for Razer. It forgoes the company’s trademark ergonomic, curved construction for a flatter...

By Maximum PC on January 20, 2011

Well aware of the enduring appeal of the StarCraft for its myriad of fans, Razer has brought out a bunch of peripherals tailored to match the game’s latest incarnation, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Light fantastic: Razer's Marauder keyboard The...

By theregister.co.uk on January 18, 2011

The Razer Starcraft II Spectre Gaming Mouse is a nearly perfect StarCraft II gaming mouse. The design's austere but attractive, the response feels tight out of the box and offers dozens of customisation parameters, and the best part of the package -...

By Good Gear Guide on January 01, 2011

So then, overall the Spectre is a solid performer. Under the SC2-themed casing there's the latest generation Razer electronics with a 5600 DPI sensor and while gaming we couldn't make it skip a beat. Also the software side of things is again very...

By Metku.net on March 30, 2011

The Razer Spectre StarCraft II gaming mouse is part two of Razer’s new holy trinity of gaming peripherals, designed with the popular RTS game in mind. Filled with more options then any other mouse I’ve ever owned, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II...

By GamingShogun on December 27, 2010

You're looking at a nearly perfect StarCraft II gaming mouse. The design's austere but attractive, the response feels tight out of the box and offers dozens of customisation parameters. The best part of the package, Razer's custom configuration tool,...

By Techworld on December 04, 2010

Razer are a company who have a very strong company vision and brand identity. In our conversations with them in the past it has been clear that they know what makes a good...

By HardwareHeaven on January 01, 2006

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