I’ve been wanting to try some more premium bungees to understand if they do offer something extra for the price. I purchased the Razer Bungee v1 looking for that extra bit of bang for buck. Below are my thoughts after using it and if you would like to see a more detailed review then check out my YouTube review.
DESIGN – As with most mouse bungees, this is a common construction made from gloss black plastic with a subtle Razer logo at the bottom middle of the base. There’re two legs configured in a V shape and three cable management runs are available. One is located at the top and two on the bottoms rear. The springs are finished in a matte black to ensure the entire bungee is black and the base has pads covering it.

QUALITY – The Razer bungee is well built but made from all plastic with smooth edges and the springs as expected are metal.

PRICE – At a steep £16.99 I paid for this in the UK and around $20 in the US it better delivery something special as other non-major branded ones come in at a third of the price, so I’m expecting something from Razer here to wow me to justify it.

BASE – This is where for me Razer has done a good job by ensuring this is never going to move well when its first unpackaged and placed on a surface anyway. This is achieved by having super sticky rubber all around the bottom. I advise that you ensure you place it in the correct location first as it won’t come off easily as well as losing its initial super sticky grip if moved around. This level of sticky resistance stops it from moving around ensuring the only part that move is the spring and this is what you want. If it does lose its stickiness over time you could always just restick it with M3 tape.

SPRING TENSION/MOVEMENT – The springs feel nice and light with a low tension ensuring no restriction to movement by pulling back on the mouse.
