The wireless Razer Lancehead has been designed for gaming and features Adaptive Frequency Technology for supposedly lag free data transmission. It comes with a 16,000 dpi laser sensor and a big price tag at £139.99. How well does it perform and is it worth the investment? 

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Specifications

• Sensor: 16,000 DPI laser sensor
• Inches per second: 210 IPS
• Acceleration: 50G
• Polling rate: 1000 Hz
• Connectivity: Adaptive Frequency wireless Technology & 2.1m braided USB cable
• Switch type: Razer™ Mechanical Mouse Switches
• Shape: Ambidextrous
• Lighting: Razer Chroma , Fully customisable, 3 RGB zones
• Buttons: Nine, programmable
• Software: Razer Synapse 3 (Beta)
• Box contents: Razer Lancehead,

Dimensions:

• Approximate size: 117 mm (L) x 71 mm (W) x 38 mm (H)
• Approximate weight: 111 g
• Battery life: Approximately 24 hours (Life expectancy of the battery depends on its usage settings)

Pros:

• No noticeable Lag from the wireless connection
• Good build quality and aesthetically appealing
• Beautiful Chroma RGB lighting
• Can be used while charging

Cons:

• Expensive
• Uses an inferior laser sensor
• Battery life could be better

KitGuru says: The Razer Lancehead Wireless Gaming mouse is great – but we think a high grade optical sensor would have worked better.

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