The SEC should force them to move headquarters to the US. They wont but I think there is a tax break if they do.

DeathtoGnomesThe SEC should force them to move headquarters to the US.

That can not happen. The SEC has no such authority.

That said, I think going private will be an excellent move for Razer.

lexluthermiesterThat can not happen. The SEC has no such authority.

That said, I think going private will be an excellent move for Razer.

Yea I know, I think it should be a requirement. I wonder how long Razer will stay private.

Razer might be selling well to kids, but it's a meme company I'd never invest in.

X71200Razer might be selling well to kids, but it's a meme company I'd never invest in.

I'm not a kid and I think Razer products are of good quality.

lexluthermiesterI'm not a kid and I think Razer products are of good quality.

You keep believing in that, lol.

I have loved my Razer Naga X a lot. I've had Razer products break like 2x regular Naga, 2x Deathadder and Salmosa.. but so far I've liked quality on this X :love: I use SteelSeries Prime Wireless with some specific games when I don't need that many buttons.

There is always a better Razer alternative, like there are MMO mice that cost half as much and perform better.

Razer is a huge meme machine and they keep being it. But anyways, this thread is about stock market, not their products.

X71200You keep believing in that, lol.

Belief is not a part of the equation. Razer products have had a very consistent level of high quality. Quit your whining.

lexluthermiesterBelief is not a part of the equation. Razer products have had a very consistent level of high quality. Quit your whining.

Except they're not. Except they rebrand an M-Audio mic and sell it for 3x the price, except they have an optical switch mouse that likes to double click. Quit on your fanboyism of this crappy children brand.

X71200Except they're not.

Opinion not supported by fact or merit.

X71200Quit on your fanboyism of this crappy children brand.

Stop with the disinformation and I'll shut up.

X71200Except they're not. Except they rebrand an M-Audio mic and sell it for 3x the price, except they have an optical switch mouse that likes to double click. Quit on your fanboyism of this crappy children brand.

Point me to other "mature" peripheral brand that has Philips Hue integration with my home lighting appliances?

lexluthermiesterStop with the disinformation and I'll shut up.

Since when are facts disinformation? You not shutting up only goes to show your pedantic of this brand.

Ferrum MasterPoint me to other "mature" peripheral brand that has Philips Hue integration with my home lighting appliances?

Lol, Hue's are terribly overpriced. You can buy alternatives for much cheaper. God TPU has gotten so dumb.

X71200Lol, Hue's are terribly overpriced. You can buy alternatives for much cheaper. God TPU has gotten so dumb.

I make my own ESP32 based light strips... I think the dumb ain't the TPU community. Or you are suggesting using alternatives that rely on remote servers in China?

Ferrum MasterI make my own ESP32 based light strips... I think the dumb ain't the TPU community. Or you are suggesting using alternatives that rely on remote servers in China?

The dumb is on your suggestions. Razer's software is trash and you don't need connection with those LEDs. Also what a big deal that you have Hue lamp integration. This is the bottom bar TPU has gotten, complete waste of time.

X71200Except they're not. Except they rebrand an M-Audio mic and sell it for 3x the price, except they have an optical switch mouse that likes to double click. Quit on your fanboyism of this crappy children brand.

The double click issue is an issue for a lot of mouses. Any mouse using Omron switches will suffer from it and that's most mouses.

X71200The dumb is on your suggestions. Razer's software is trash and you don't need connection with those LEDs. Also what a big deal that you have Hue lamp integration. This is the bottom bar TPU has gotten, complete waste of time.

Razer Synapse 3 works totally on par with any other peripheral maker software offering enough customization. I use Razer for more than a decade, they have improved a lot.

napataThe double click issue is an issue for a lot of mouses. Any mouse using Omron switches will suffer from it and that's most mouses.

Actually there's more to it. Difference from Chinese and Japanese Omrons, Huano switches do it as well. Though it's an optical mouse, the Viper. In theory it shouldn't do it as much as mechanical switches... but I've seen some that do it.

Ferrum MasterRazer Synapse 3 works totally on par with any other peripheral maker software offering enough customization. I use Razer for more than a decade, they have improved a lot.

Razer have improved, but there are better brands.

X71200Since when are facts disinformation?

Your opinion is not a simlitude of or for fact.

X71200You not shutting up only goes to show your pedantic of this brand.

X71200The dumb is on your suggestions.

Oh, so now it's name calling is it? Ironic..

X71200This is the bottom bar TPU has gotten, complete waste of time.

Then feel free to take your "special" brand of "facts" elsewhere.

X71200Razer have improved, but there are better brands.

Your point is only to accuse Razer and being highly toxic.

lexluthermiesterYour opinion is not a simlitude of or for fact.

Opinion, alright. Since you're unable to do the research, I'll put it in front of you:

"The Pro model is priced at around $179.00 Retail".

www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1373585-REG/m_audio_uber_mic_professional_usb.html

The price went higher on other markets with the Razer, and the Uber Mic actually offers a less bloaty, better package.

You're being a knock wall by not accepting hard facts. Another waste of time.

X71200Opinion, alright. Since you're unable to do the research, I'll put it in front of you:

"The Pro model is priced at around $179.00 Retail".

www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1373585-REG/m_audio_uber_mic_professional_usb.html

The price went higher on other markets with the Razer, and the Uber Mic actually offers a less bloaty, better package.

You're being a knock wall by not accepting hard facts. Another waste of time.

That nonsense has no merit to reflect upon Razer as a company. You are offering little more than personal conjecture about product line partnerships and pricing that has no bearing on the quality of products offered by Razer as a whole.

Put another way, your point isn't one. Show information that has merit and supports your opinion with actual evidence or the mods will be asked to help you out with your toxic nonsense.

Razer can do as they please, I just don't support them after having a $80 mouse fail right after the warranty ended. Cheap internal components that broke. Had the mouse wheel fail - wouldn't spin or click anymore and constant double clicks on the left mouse button, constant tracking issues, constant problems with the Synapse software. Bleh, is about all I have to say for their products, be it hardware or software. The wheel failure happened 2 days after warranty. I emailed Razer and they said there was nothing they could do since the mouse was out of warranty.....2 days over warranty and even with all the other customer service emails I sent them about issues with the mouse and their software they didn't care.

I've been using a G502 from Logitech for about 5 years now, zero problems.
I've been using a $20, 5-button mouse from Microsoft for15+ years now and it still works like the day I bought it. The mouse has been with me through 3 different jobs and it get's used a lot since most of my work is on a computer.

First impressions are big for a lot of people. My first impression of Razer is that their products suck, lots of headaches and overpriced considering how long they lasted and how crappy my experience was with them.

To those that like Razer, that's fine, you can like them, but you can't convince me or others that dislike them just because you say so or you had a good experience with them.

I had a Chroma keyboard quite a few years back. Keys would often “stick” down virtually and require re-pressing to reset them (Unplugging the keyboard would fix it as well).

Ended up pulling it out and taking a hammer to it one day due to consistent and unrelenting interruptions to pivotal moments in games, and I’d had more than enough.

Their relapse software has been pure garbage too, causing service and interrupt issues to other brands of mice. Removed it from the problematic computers and the problem instantly resolves.

Zero interest in their products but that’s me…

X71200Since when are facts disinformation? You not shutting up only goes to show your pedantic of this brand.



Lol, Hue's are terribly overpriced. You can buy alternatives for much cheaper. God TPU has gotten so dumb.

I agree with the OP you replied to - Razer does indeed make good quality products - they're not what they used to be a few years ago where their product quality was not the greatest. Now it's really high quality. I have both a keyboard and mouse from Razer, and they work really well. Additionally, you saying things like this are not fact, they are subjective and an opinion. I don't understand why you find it necessary to be rude to other forum members for having an opinion that differentiates from yours.

X71200Actually there's more to it. Difference from Chinese and Japanese Omrons, Huano switches do it as well. Though it's an optical mouse, the Viper. In theory it shouldn't do it as much as mechanical switches... but I've seen some that do it.



Razer have improved, but there are better brands.

No, there isn't. Not unless you want to spend an obscene amount of money for a keyboard and mouse - and brands like Corsair for example make keyboards that are worse than Razer's and a lot more expensive.

neatfeatguyRazer can do as they please, I just don't support them after having a $80 mouse fail right after the warranty ended. Cheap internal components that broke. Had the mouse wheel fail - wouldn't spin or click anymore and constant double clicks on the left mouse button, constant tracking issues, constant problems with the Synapse software. Bleh, is about all I have to say for their products, be it hardware or software. The wheel failure happened 2 days after warranty. I emailed Razer and they said there was nothing they could do since the mouse was out of warranty.....2 days over warranty and even with all the other customer service emails I sent them about issues with the mouse and their software they didn't care.

I've been using a G502 from Logitech for about 5 years now, zero problems.
I've been using a $20, 5-button mouse from Microsoft for15+ years now and it still works like the day I bought it. The mouse has been with me through 3 different jobs and it get's used a lot since most of my work is on a computer.

First impressions are big for a lot of people. My first impression of Razer is that their products suck, lots of headaches and overpriced considering how long they lasted and how crappy my experience was with them.

To those that like Razer, that's fine, you can like them, but you can't convince me or others that dislike them just because you say so or you had a good experience with them.

Razer from 5 years ago was vastly different from the Razer that exists today - their products have gotten a lot better since then, and you can't really hold your ground if you haven't used a Razer product since then as your impression is vastly out of date. And my last mouse was the G502 - way too big for no reason, and Logitech's software is literally the W O R S T.