Razer Cobra Wired Gaming Mouse 8500 DPI Lightweight RGB Mouse

Product Overview

Not everyone wants a large gaming mouse packed with extra buttons. The Razer Cobra (MPN: RZ01-04650100-R3M1) keeps things simple with a lightweight 58g design, an 8,500 DPI optical sensor and Razer's 3rd Generation Optical Mouse Switches. It feels quick to move around the mouse pad and is easy to control during long gaming sessions.

The symmetrical shape works well for different grip styles, while the flexible Razer Speedflex cable helps reduce drag as you move the mouse. Chroma RGB lighting, PTFE feet and six programmable buttons complete the package without making the mouse feel bulky.

This model is often chosen by FPS players, competitive gamers and anyone looking for a lightweight wired mouse that also feels comfortable for everyday work, browsing and general desktop use.

Product Specifications

Model

Razer Cobra Wired Gaming Mouse (MPN: RZ01-04650100-R3M1).

Form Factor: Right-handed symmetrical, compact design

Weight: 58 g (ultra-light for fast swipes)

Connectivity: Wired – Razer Speedflex Cable (low drag, flexible)

Sensor: Razer 8,500 DPI Optical Sensor

Adjustable in 50 DPI increments

DPI stages: 400, 800, 1600 (default), 3200, 6400 (customizable via Synapse)

Max Speed (IPS): 300

Max Acceleration (G): 35

Polling Rate: 1000 Hz (1 ms response time)

Switches: Razer Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3

90 million click lifecycle

0.2 ms actuation speed with no debounce delay

Buttons: 6 programmable (including DPI cycle button)

Onboard Memory: 1 profile (saves last Synapse settings)

Mouse Feet: 100% PTFE (front, rear, sensor ring for smooth glide)

Scroll Wheel: Standard (no tilt)

Lighting: Razer Chroma RGB with gradient underglow, 16.8M colors

Dimensions:

Length: 119.6 mm (4.71 in)

Width: 62.5 mm (2.46 in)

Height: 38.1 mm (1.50 in)

Performance Highlights

Ultra-lightweight build reduces fatigue during long gaming sessions.

Speedflex cable ensures smoother, unrestricted movement compared to traditional braided cables.

Gen-3 optical switches eliminate double-click issues and provide lightning-fast input.

Chroma RGB lighting syncs with hundreds of games and Razer devices for immersive effects.

Symmetrical shape supports claw, fingertip, and small palm grips.

Considerations & Trade-offs

No wireless option – strictly wired.

Only one onboard profile – heavy customization requires Razer Synapse software.

No tilt scroll wheel – limited advanced scrolling features compared to premium models.

Mid-range sensor (8,500 DPI) – sufficient for most gamers, but lower than Razer’s flagship 20K+ DPI sensors.