Testseek.co.uk have collected 34 expert reviews of the Razer Salmosa and the average rating is 74%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Salmosa.
January 2009
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The editors liked
Even though the Salmosa is not a perfect product
It certainly has several positive points. It is a well made mouse
Very sturdy but also very lightweight at the same time. The symmetrical design makes it ideal for use by left-handed people
Which is n...
Ambidextrous
Nonshowy
1000Hz ultrapolling / 1ms response time
The editors didn't like
While the mouse being lightweight is a good thing for many gamers
Others will certainly find the Salmosa not heavy enough. This mouse is so light and glides so easily that you barely feel like you are holding anything. Once you get used to it the feel...
The Razer Salmosa could be described as a wolf in sheep’s clothing, but “entry level gaming mouse” is a much more fitting title. The first impression one gets when they look at this mouse is that it’s fairly basic. Luckily Razer doesn’t really do bas...
Well constructed, Light weight, Good size, Affordable, Switch for 800 or 1800 DPI, Switch for polling rates between 125, 500 or 1000 Hz, Hardware DPI switch, software independent, Simple but effective software, Smooth movement, Very good pressure point on...
May be too light for some, "Only" 1800 DPI sensor, Lacks a lot of features found on other mice in this price class, No lighting, No additional buttons, Swtiches located on the bottom
The Razer Salmosa packs a great Razer sensor and also has the look and feel you expect from a gaming device. With a well balanced size and great build quality the Salmosa makes a good impression at first and during use. Being priced lower than other Ra...
Abstract: Mouse week’s first object of review. This is Razer’s lowest-cost mouse, with the fewest buttons and features. Find out whether it’s worth the forty bucks by clicking above for the video review or clicking below for the plain ol’ text review. I’ll keep ...
Great Performance, Comfortable, Long Cord, Non-Slip Keys, Looks Good, Helps Improve Accuracy At High Settings, Mechanical Switches For Changing Settings
No Programmable Side Buttons, Price A Little Steep For Some, An Extra DPI Setting Would Have Been Nice
The Salmosa offers a lot for an entry level gaming mouse. After finding the right settings in the included software, and kicking the mechanical settings up to higher levels gaming with the Salmosa was quite enjoyable. Movements were fluid, shots lined...
Abstract: One of the primary difficulties in gaming accessory development is finding the appropriate blend of form and function. In the case of PC gaming, however, consumers seem to want the most of both--innovative design, packed to the brim with features. Raze...
Responsive, Adjustable DPI and USB polling rate, Comfortable, Ambidextrous
Drivers not supplied on CD, DPI and polling rate switches are on the bottom of the mouse
The Razer Salmosa is a great entry into the gaming world, particularly if youve never had a use for more than three mouse buttons and are on a budget. ...
Abstract: By Oo Gin LeeRAZER has always been synonymous with high-end performance gaming mice so I was quite excited to test its first entry-level gaming mouse - the Razer Salmosa.Like other Razer rodents, this one takes after the name of a snake - in this case ...
Abstract: Desarrollado conjuntamente con los mejores jugadores profesionales asiáticos, el Razer Salmosa™ es un ratón de graduación para juegos de nivel inicial especialmente diseñado para brindar alta precisión en una cubierta compac...
Ambidextre, Look discret, Tient les 1000 Hz : 1 ms de latence
Trop petite pour les gamers, Prise en main bureautique, retouche photo
La Razer Salmosa a certains avantages. Elle est ambidextre, discrète et son capteur tient la fréquence de 1000 Hz. Néanmoins, nous préférons de loin la polyvalence et le pilote plus riche de la Death Adder pour une différence...
