Sabayon Jul 2, 2009

The Razer Copperhead has a lifespan of about 1-2 months. Its got a year warranty. I returned the first one i bought because of year warranty and the next one they sent me ( took 2 weeks ) lasted only 1 month before the USB drivers failed. Also the way it is designed your hand will hit the side...

Foamy Jul 6, 2009

After using a copperhead for so long I have found a lot of problems. The first is a lack of consistency. My first mouse was perfect but the second had buttons resting at different heights and misaligned parts and general build quality was lacking. Both of my mice died when the usb cable broke...

lbdwag Dec 28, 2009

I have owned a Copperhead for nearly 2 years now. It has not died, stopped working, or given me any trouble at all. Not sure what the other reviewers are using their mice for, but not ever unit is the same. All of the buttons and features work as they should. I dislike the button placement on...

AspenGrey Sep 29, 2009

I've had this mouse since it was brand new, and I'm still trying to find something I like half as much. If you're a 'finger' type mouser, then this is the BEST mouse you can get for ANY money. It's important to remember that this is NOT a ergonomic, or right-hand...

SouldrinK Jul 21, 2009

And I have been using the same one for about 2 years now. People complaining about hitting buttons and changing things accidentally just don't use it properly. I use it for both gaming as well as design work, and the on-the-fly sensitivity is a wonderful feature. The drivers could perhaps...

Izzmo Jul 20, 2010

I bought this mouse when I had XP, and it hooked up and started working. But when I installed the Razer software to calibrate it, it crapped out on me and only the left-click would work, all because Razer released a bad firmware update. When it did work, though, the DPI and smoothness of the...