What’s the first thing you think of when someone asks you about a Razer mouse? If you’re like me, you think about a high end gaming mouse with a lot of options, buttons, and flash. With the Razer Abyssus Mirror, they have taken a more simplified approach when compared to the rest of their lineup. With a laser sensor capable of up to 3500 DPI, the core is there for a solid performer. Does the Abyssus Mirror live up to the reputation of its bigger brothers? Let’s have a look.

From the time you first lay eyes on the Abyssus Mirror, there is no doubt it is a Razer mouse. From the familiar size and dimensions to the Razer logo that glows blue when the mouse is powered up, it definitely fits right in with the rest of Razer’s lineup. The shiny black finish of the plastic exterior is nice to look at, with a more matte colored clickable scroll wheel. The design is simple and to the point, with the shiny black adding just a bit of flash.



Link: TweakTown