As the Razer Lancehead is almost £140, it really needs to have a good software suite to back it up. At the moment, this comes in the form of Razer Synapse 2.2, however I have been informed that Synapse 3.0 is right around the corner and that this will increase the functionality of the already...

The more important difference is in the sensor technology: the wireless model uses a laser sensor, while the Tournament Edition uses an optical one. Depending on your skill level and priorities, that difference is either inconsequential or baffling – but we'll get to that in a bit.

As an entire package, the Lancehead is fantastic. Razer has employed some serious technology and expertise to achieve the kind of wireless stability and sensor performance this thing produces in a relatively small mouse.

+ 100% Wireless stability; + Incredible RGB lighting; + Great Chroma software; + Good battery life; + Excellent build quality; + Very comfortable as an ambidextrous mouse; Neutral; +- Battery life suffers hugely with 100% LED brightness; +- Synapse 3.0 is still in beta