Razer Copperhead

Razer Copperhead(Tempest Blue) :
We thank Razer for sending us The Copperhead to review.
The company in known as a gamers mouse solution provider.
We here at The Modding Den are in the we like to frag to the I like Freelancer and Freespace ,
kind of folks (I'm not a Freespace or freelancer lover).
I'm a Quake 4 ,Doom 3, Half Life etc kind of guy.
I'm in no way would even try to claim to be the best but I have fun and know when stuff isn't right.

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Specs:

2000 dpi laser()powered by Razer percision)
1000 hz ultapolling(1ms response)
32kb onboard memory(powerd by Razer Synapse)
7 programmable ultra -large non-slip buttons with hyperresponse
16bit data channel
zero-acoustic ultra slick teflon feet
always on instant response
award winning on the flyu senitivity drivers
up to 3 customizable weights and dummy side buttons*
*with optional Razer Copperhead Pro-Tools
windows 98SE/ME/2000/xp
USB 1.1/2.0 port

Performance:

The feel and the smoothness of this mouse can not be described.
It is one of the smoothest  mice I've been able to use besides the Logitech G7.
And even there this mouse performs smoother on a hard surface then that mouse.
We tested this mouse in all our current games and found it performed very well.

Pros:

speed
looks
all the things that razer says about it and maybe more .

Cons:

At times the os (Xp)/hardware does not see the mouse I have to unplug it and plug it back in.
this may be a issue with this system and it's MSI board it has not been tested on another box as of yet.
The design of the mouse tends to while cool looking tends to hurt after awhile of use .
This may be me but it really is a tad bit of a pain in the wrist.
This might just be me I'll let another reviewer put their info in on this but the over all end user that uses this mouse from day to day has said nothing to me about this at all as of yet.
I know that putting my hand fully on the mouse my wrist sits on the keyboard tray maybe this is why I get a pain while using this mouse that I've yet to get with other mice.