On the belly, you can find the slick teflon feet as well as two buttons. The one closest to the thumb buttons is to pop that piece off, while the other button is a complete mystery to me.
I cannot find a mention of it anywhere in the manual or on their website. As I just mentioned, you can indeed pop the side buttons off. Because Microsoft includes two different sidepanels with the buttons in slightly different positions. This is simply so you can choose which one feels the best. No mention of Razer is found on the mouse, but just wait until you install the software. It will be then that you realize just how Razer-like this mouse is. Page List: Top 1.
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You can support us by becoming a Patron , or by using our Amazon shopping affiliate links listed through our articles. Thanks for your support! They are quite aware of this issue. Pros: When it worked, it worked great! I've never written a review before, until now. I thought I was a convert with this mouse from another brand. I had always owned that other companies high end mice over time maybe had to replace them once every 2 years, more for tech update, than failure being the reason.
I'm going back. Cons: Had to update firmware to get decent performance out of the mouse. Yes, I am writing this review based on my mouse purchased about months ago. But it's now sitting in my junk pile of back-up gear because the cord has a break coming out of the mouse body and NO I don't abuse my gear, or do any hard core gaming.
I'm an avg. Overall Review: Should have payed attention to the warnings about this product and the company who actually made it, I've read many reviews pretty much confirming these mice are like shine on a terd. Pros: Excellent tracking, sensitivity levels, feels nice in the hand, and looks really sharp to boot. Runs really smooth with the Razer mouse pad and wrist rest. The side and wheel lights can be shut off if you want too.
Combines the best of Microsoft's ergonomic and clean design with Razer's excellent gaming mouse technologies. The black design and blue light matches up with my monitor, case, wireless router, and 5. Cons: As others have said, the drivers and firmware are a real pain to install. I tried it out on my laptop at first and after working out the bugs for an hour, I finally got it working.
Installation was much smoother and faster when I installed it on my desktop after I learned what and what not to do. Overall Review: Some trivia: the habu is a dangerous venomous snake native to Okinawa, where I currently live; some bottles of sake contain dead though sanitized habu snakes and make cool souvenirs. Microsoft and Razer have collaborated together again to create a gaming keyboard, the Reclusa, which has the same sleek black design and blue light keys to match the Habu mouse perfectly.
The Reclusa is set for release in March I'm hoping the Reclusa addresses the problems I've read about on the Razer Tarantula keyboard, and with a cheaper price tag too. Newegg, pick up the Reclusa for sale as soon as you can and I'll buy! Pros: This mouse has really good ergonomics. I never feel like i'm going to accidentally hit the wrong button. Precise and smooth cursor movement as well. Switching from optical to laser, is like going from ball to optical.
If you have been thinking of upgrading, this one is a good choice. Cons: Firmware and driver update is tricky, read the instructions on the Razer site carefully. Cons: The mouse skips clicks and is worse than my old opticle mouse. Tried several different settings and the left click skipping never got better. The software includes pre-set commands for things like media controls and general Windows operation.
Edit: For some reason the buttons have automatically started performing this action without any change in settings, whereas they did not do so while the review was being written.
Odd, but we're happy in the end. Encoding macros of both keyboard and mouse buttons to a single button on the Habu is also possible.
In games the Habu performs just as adeptly as its Razer forefathers. The main mouse buttons have a slightly stiff movement, but because there's no dead-travel, any depression generates a connection, which overall gives the buttons a precise and accurate feel.
The tracking at all DPI levels was free of stuttering or lag in our testing. The Habu's laser engine is an 'always on' model that does away with the lag after a spell of inactivity that used to enrage MMORPG and other gamers back in the day. The Habu's Teflon feet glide along nicely, though pretty much any gaming mouse these days can make that claim. The Microsoft Habu is a fine gaming mouse. It's accurate, comfortable, and uniquely customizable, proving that bearing the Microsoft brand which is becoming a lot cooler now than it used to be did nothing to pollute the Razer genes that make the Habu tick.
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