The Razer Abyssus is a basic-but-powerful gaming mouse with a penchant for performance....
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Published: 2010-09-27, Author: Paul , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: There are pretty much only two things that I demand from my PC mouse as a gamer, as far as physical features go at least, and those are side-mounted thumb-buttons and “on-the-fly” sensitivity adjustment. I mention these straight off the bat as the mo...
Abstract: De ingezonden muizen vertonen duidelijke verschillen qua ontwerp en functionaliteit. Bijvoorbeeld de in lengte verstelbare Cyborg Mouse van Saitek, of de Steelseries XAI met interface onderop de muis. Ook zijn twee muizen van Razer zowel draadloos als bedraad bruikbaar. Over het algemeen is iedere gaming muis voorzien van een DPI scha..
Great for small hands, Great tracking for the price, Well built, Ambidextrous, Flawless tracking on decent mouse pads
Small, Only three buttons, Not the most comfortable design, Not really all that cheap
The Razer Abyssus is an interesting attempt at making a budget gaming mouse with an ambidextrous design. Sensor wise the mouse is very well equipped and the 3500 DPI infrared sensor performs flawlessly on most of the gaming surfaces around except for t...
Abyssus è di sicuro un mouse dal design moderno, la versione "Mirror Edition" in oggetto è ancora più bella ed accattivante.Dal punto di vista dell'assemblaggio e dei componenti, Razer non è scesa a compromessi mantenendo la consueta alta qualità.La p...
Beide Produkte haben unseren Testparcours überlebt - doch beide bekommen auch ein gänzlich unterschiedliches Urteil. Wie dieses ausfällt, werden wir nun preisgeben.Die Arctosa können wir leider nicht uneingeschränkt empfehlen - zwar hat sie ihre guten ...
Die Razer Abyssus kann nicht mit so beeindruckenden Sensorwerten aufwarten wie so viele ihrer Kollegen es tun, braucht sie aber auch nicht, denn der Infrarotsensor ist äußerst präzise, eben nur nicht ganz so extrem wie die großen Lasersensoren.Weiterer...
Abstract: In many ways "gaming mouse" isn't even an overly suitable title, as what works well while gaming is going to work just as well browsing the net or using a graphics design program. If a mouse can excel in the heated, fast paced action of gaming hand movement, then it's going to do pretty well elsewhere, too. It is this fact..
