Razer Krait

hk3948 · 22 Feb 2008 at 10:36

am looking to buy a wired mouse for my m1530 laptop. Don't really want to spend much at all. Have found the Razer Krait on a very reputable website for £19 which i think is a very good price considering the reviews ive read of it. my only issue is that it only has 3 programmeable buttons. to anyone out there with one of these, where are these buttons. the main thing im after is a back button by your thumb. does this have one. Any other mice is this price range you would recommend

hk3948 · 22 Feb 2008 at 18:08

hk3948 · 22 Feb 2008 at 21:02

hey guys. also looking at the microsoft habu. heard about software problems with it though. was wondering, if i just plugged it straight in, no software install, do the dpi setting buttons, and the 2 thumb buttons work

marc69 · 22 Feb 2008 at 21:32

lo mate,

I purchased the razer krait a while back for just fps games.

Its a great mouse, the 3 programmable buttons are just left click / middle mouse button / right click. (No idea what a back button is)

Your post is a little confusing so if i am explaining the wrong thing to you, sorry.

Hope this helps

V4NT0M · 22 Feb 2008 at 21:35

i've had a habu for a while now, love it, interchangable side panel to fit your hand is a really good idea and of course i think it looks sexy too

Not had any software problems with it on XP, Vista 32, Vista 64, Server 2008...

hk3948 · 23 Feb 2008 at 11:45

so, if i were to just plug the habu in, would the thb btton, dpi settings etcc wok straight away or would i have to install software?

V4NT0M · 23 Feb 2008 at 12:39

hk3948 said:
so, if i were to just plug the habu in, would the thb btton, dpi settings etcc wok straight away or would i have to install software?

All worked out of the box for me without touching the driver disk on all of the OS i mentioned above.

hk3948 · 23 Feb 2008 at 15:13

awesome, thanks. can anyone else back this up

shaffaaf27 · 23 Feb 2008 at 17:32

yep, habu backup squad here

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i love it, and everything as soon as u plug it in.

you can even turn the lights off if you dont like that sort of thing.

superb mouse.

hk3948 · 23 Feb 2008 at 23:55

what does the softwar do then. is it just for customising the button setup. also, how do these mice wok on various surfaces. do you have to use a mousepad?