Razer gaming mice

IIRC, Razor gaming mice (along with LogiTech MX518s) are standard excellent gaming mice.

Is that still true?
Are the Razors made in Taiwan?

Thanks.

 

Razer has good hardware. Most people hate the software for being bloated and unstable. I've never had a problem but understand the complaints.

 

Thanks saturnotaku.

Are they still made in Taiwan (anywhere but China)? I checked the Amazon page (I'll buy from NewEgg) and couldn't find a COO (Country-of-Origin).

I have an MX518 that has been great for over a decade (except the wheel is a bit sloppy), but its developing a minor short where it won't hold-and-drag. I'll fix it someday, but I think I will put it up as my backup mouse and try the Razer.

 

It depends on the model you are getting. The new ones are pretty solid, Deathadder V2 is my current mouse and it's a very good mouse.
As @saturnotaku said, the software is a bit bloated, but you don't need to run it all the time. Just set some profiles and you are good