How Razer Screws Customers | Hardware, Software, & Support Failures
How Razer Screws Customers | Hardware, Software, & Support Failures
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Hardware manufacturer Razer doesn't know what it's doing when it comes to hardware and software, it seems, with a mountain of complaints from its customers about defects and RMA issues. Razer has problems with its Blade laptop's trackpad / touchpad, crashing and BSODs, external display connectivity, and more. Its Synapse software also negatively impacts performance, and its customer support hasn't been very supportive of end users.
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This isn't news to anyone who's ever used Razer products. They're amazing fresh from the box, but have crap durability, horrible software, and laughable support.
The only reason they're still so common is that you could swap out "Razer" in your comment with 90% of the other gaming or performance brands and it would be just as true if not moreso. I had to swap to razer after I had two Corsair mice failed in as many months, and what seemed like a software bug kill three Logitech mice (One I had been using previously, and two more bought to replace it, which were broken out of the box).
Man, I’ve been using the same Logitech mice (two of the same model) and headset for like eight or nine years now. Still works great.
I have teenagers. You could sell them cat turds for $90 with programmable RGB lighting.
You are feeding mice to the machine