Why do people hate Razer?

>>58766395
The garish rice. Also even though their stuff is okay, it's fairly overpriced for what it is, since you pay for a lot of marketing and LEDs and shit.

>>58766395
For what you get, it's overpriced. Also, the ages that they market to is like 8-20 years old.

Gaymur shit is another reason.

Buy a black widow elite or a Ducky keyboard for the same price

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>>58766395
I got their mousepad. It's okay I guess.

>>58766395
I've bought a couple of razer products in the past and ended up returning all of them due to poor quality

>their headphone line has subpar sound and material quality

>their mice are made of cheap plastic and just up and stop working (have had many people in my community complain about this and had it happen to me)

>neon green

all of my experiences have been bad and i have heard nothing but problems from other people too
but their keyboards are ok i hear

>>58766511

Be honest.

Is there actually, truly a noticeable difference using this versus a plain mouse pad that warrants the price?

>>58766511
But what really makes a mousepad? It's not like there's a huge difference between different manufacturers.

>>58766526
I also have a Razer mousepad but I bought it because it was the cheapest large one.
The main advantage of it is that it can be rolled up, so it's easier to transport.

>>58766514
My blackwidow x has connection problems all the fucking time

>>58766395
Quality vs price is the issue.

Keyboards are $100 plus but sub par quality. Why buy that when you can get a Ducky or others of great quality for the same price.

Mouse costs $80+ with sub par to shit quality. Why buy that when say a mionix is the same price and much better quality

>>58766526
I have a Vespula mousepad. It's reversible, there's a plastic holder, and the pad fits in it. The two sides of the pad have different slickness. It has a foam wrist rest on it.

I got it as a gift. It's pretty nice, but when I looked it cost something like $40, it's not worth that much. If it were half that, yeah, I'd recommend it to anyone.

>>58766558
doesn't surprise me
but i didnt want to rip on something i don't have any experience using

>>58766514
the deathadder is a fine mouse though
not all gen are equal though
also
>neon green
ok this really suck at full power but it's ok when dimmed correctly

>>58766395
Everything they make looks incredibly tacky and awful.

I bought a Razer mouse once and it broken within a month.

Razer gives a lot of money to FOSS.

I do not hate Razer for catering to their niche market of cringey gaymer children. They have a good marketing strategy, and have been good at getting their products into big box stores so Mommy & Daddy can get their children the products easily. I would say it's good business, and if you don't like their product then do not buy them.

>>58766526
Only bought it because of thickness of less than 1mm. No plain mousepad was that thin.