Review Some people don’t want standard wired mice, but most wireless options aren’t great for gaming. Razer addresses that with the new Lancehead, which is out now for $140. It’s expensive ...

Razer's latest PC gaming mouse arrives with a surprising eyebrow-raising price. We dive into our Razer Lancehead review to see if it's worth the big bucks.

Specification-wise, the Razer Lancehead TE checks all the right boxes. The Razer 5G Optical Sensor is Razer’s exclusive PMW 3389 sensor which we’ve seen in the excellent Razer DeathAdder Elite.

The all-new Razer Lancehead is a premium wireless gaming mouse that can be used either tethered or wirelessly. Our full verdict.

If you're looking for the fastest, most accurate, wireless mouse on the market, Razer is ready for you. The Razer Lancehead, unveiled today sports new tech solely dedicated to making sure your ...

Gaming Razer Lancehead Review: A great wireless mouse that won’t satisfy the pros August 10, 2017 - 9:24 pm Before Razer started selling laptops and headphones, it made gaming mice.

Razer has announced its newest gaming peripherals, the Lancehead wireless and Tournament Edition wired mice with 16,000DPI lasers.

The Lancehead is not an entirely new redesign of the mouse for Razer. The company is using its popular (and excellent) DeathAdder Elite as a reference point. The biggest difference in terms of the ...

Razer is a big name in the gaming peripheral market. Love it or hate it, the company does very well. Its latest two mice are the Lancehead and Lancehead TE. The Lancehead TE is black, wired, and ...

Today Razer is announcing its newest gaming mouse, the Lancehead. The wireless mouse is designed for gaming and is described to be "tournament-grade," thanks to proprietary "Adaptive ...

Razer's latest Chroma-infused gaming mouse is here, and it's seeking to take the wireless mouse market by storm. Called the Lancehead, the new mouse is geared towards solving any potential ...

The all-new Razer Lancehead is a premium wireless gaming mouse that can be used either tethered or wirelessly. Our full verdict.