The one major downside to the Razer Pro Click is the charging port on the front of the mouse. The mouse wheel is also made of a textured metal-alloy that both looks and feels amazing to use. Instead, it uses a rather dull creme colored top side with textured grips along the thumb side and the pinky side to help give the greatest degree of control possible. It's a mouse meant for an office, so it eschews the garish RGB color lighting and jet black design that is typical of the gaming mice that Razer is best known for. The look of the mouse is one of its most exciting features.
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The result is one of the most comfortable mice Razer's probably ever put out.Įngineered to keep the user's wrist an optimum angle of 30 degrees, the palm rest curves under your hand in a way that keeps you from anchoring your wrist to the desktop surface and forces you to use muscles in your arm and shoulder which are bigger and less-inclined to tire after a full day's use. The Razer Pro Click was designed in partnership with Humanscale, one of the world's top manufacturers of ergonomic peripherals for the workplace. It's a large, matching mousepad for an extra $10, something that may matter to a number of people who care about the aesthetic unity of their workspaces. The Pro Glide is a rather large mousepad, but that's about all that you can say about it. The other two, the Razer Pro Type and the Razer Pro Glide (a mechanical, wireless keyboard and a mousepad, respectively), are sold separately.īut since the Pro Glide is meant to be paired with the Razer Pro Click, you can purchase it for about $10/£8/AU$14 wherever you buy the Pro Click. The Pro Click is just one part of a three-part collection of productivity peripherals. Other retailers are expected to start selling the mouse on August 27th. The Razer Pro Click is available now from Razer's website for $100 (about £77/AU$140). (Image credit: Razer) Price and availability
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