Razer claims not a single professional gamer has used a wireless mouse during a tournament, but that’s about to change; or so the company hopes.
Professional eSports athletes all have one thing in common. They all use wired mice during tournaments. Even though the performance of wireless mice has improved over the years, cautious gamers have stuck to their guns with wired mice. With a wired mouse, there’s no need to worry about battery life or connection issues due to interference. Simply put, a wired mouse just works.
Razer wants to change that way of thinking with Lancehead.
The Lancehead is Razer’s new flagship wireless mouse and on paper, at least, it’s no slouch. Offering specs like 16,000 DPI optical sensor, 210 inches-per-second that can keep up with 50Gs of acceleration, and 24 hours of battery life between charges.
However, Razer knows it takes more than top of the line specs on a sheet of paper to convince gamers its wireless mouse can keep up with their every move.
To ensure a constant data connection, Razer has worked hard to control how often the Lancehead hops between frequencies in the 2.4GHz band using what the company calls Adaptive Frequency Technology (AFT).
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Source:: techradar.com – Computing Components
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