Razer Unveils StarCraft II Themed Gaming Peripherals

btarunr · Jun 16, 2010, 09:09 AM

Razer, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle peripherals, has joined forces with Blizzard Entertainment, a premier developer and publisher of entertainment software renowned for creating some of the industry's most critically acclaimed games, to introduce an entire suite of peripherals designed specifically for the release of Blizzard Entertainment’s highly anticipated real-time strategy (RTS) game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. Featuring a look and feel inspired by the StarCraft universe, this line of peripherals includes the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard and the Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset.

“We are all huge StarCraft players here at Razer, so we are really excited to give gamers a first glimpse at the StarCraft II gaming peripherals,” said Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, president, Razer USA. “The peripherals were created with our newly developed APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System and feature a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe to complement the on-screen action.”

The Razer Spectre, Razer Marauder and Razer Banshee are all packed with features designed to enhance gamers’ play experience. All of the Razer StarCraft II gaming peripherals feature an APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides the gamer with feedback on performance, providing a fully integrated gaming experience that responds directly to the player’s performance and speed. Each peripheral also features a gaming-optimized design with an emphasis on portability for tournament play, and is stylized with design elements from the StarCraft universe.

Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse
Tournament-ready and designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse is a lightweight, five-button mouse designed to provide precision and control for RTS gamers. The Razer Spectre features the newly developed APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System with a multi-color LED that provides real-time performance feedback through changing lighting hues and adjustable mouse button force settings for optimal mouse click speed and control. Equipped with a powerful 5600dpi Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor and a 1000Hz Ultrapolling 1 ms response time, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse gives gamers exactly what they are looking for in an RTS mouse.

PRICE:US $79.99; Europe €79.99; Korea 94,800 WON

FEATURES:

Gaming-Optimized Design inspired by the StarCraft universe
Lightweight, Fingertip-Grip 5 Button Mouse
5600DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor
Backlit Mouse with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System
Mouse Click Button Force Adjustment
1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response
Hardware Configuration Utility

Availability: Q3 2010

Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard
Designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard is a full-featured, tournament-ready keyboard maximized for compact design. The Razer Marauder features a multi-color backlit keyboard with an APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides real-time performance feedback through changing color hues to complement the gaming experience. Enhanced with elevated keys for rapid command input and improved gaming performance and a dedicated on-the-fly macro recording system, the Razer Marauder is built with a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe.
PRICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99; Korea 142,800 WON.

FEATURES:

StarCraft-inspired Design
Optimized Key Travel Distance
Backlit Keyboard with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System
Optimized Spacing with Laser-etched Keys
Razer Hyperesponse technology
1000Hz Ultrapolling /1ms response
Hardware Configuration Utility

Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset
Designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, with a focus on maximum performance, comfort and sound isolation, the Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset features a newly developed, multi-color APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides real-time feedback on player performance. The Razer Banshee is equipped with a configuration utility for customized adjustments of equalizer, pitch and volume. Other special features include a detachable microphone boom for easy transport and a comfortable circumaural construction, all in a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe.
PRICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99; Korea 142,800 WON.

FEATURES:

Gaming-Optimized Performance & Comfort
StarCraft-inspired Design
Backlit Headset with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System
Circumaural Design with 50mm Driver Units
Built-in Volume & Mic Control Buttons
Detachable Microphone Boom
Hardware Configuration Utility

Fourstaff · Jun 16, 2010, 09:14 AM

Spectre: The ugliest mouse to come out in a while, it reminds me of mice found in the days when ball instead of optical is still the way to go.

Maurauder: Looks quite good but at €119, I would rather get a G15

Banshee: Logitech G35?

mdsx1950 · Jun 16, 2010, 09:16 AM

That keyboard looks F'ed up.

caleb · Jun 16, 2010, 09:29 AM

Looks is a matter of preference.
At least this set is original and its not another remake of same design by a diffrent company.

satelitko · Jun 16, 2010, 09:29 AM

Razer Spectre PRICE:US $79.99; Europe €79.99
Razer Marauder RICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99
Razer Banshee RICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99

Realizing pricing for EU SUCKS BALLS: US $1; Europe €0.82 !!!

Mussels · Jun 16, 2010, 09:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by caleb

Looks is a matter of preference.
At least this set is original and its not another remake of same design by a diffrent company.

they are remakes. the headphones are logitech G35's for one, not sure about the mouse... someone will say sooner or later.

Wile E · Jun 16, 2010, 09:38 AM

Thanks but no thanks. Razer is one of the most overpriced brands for the quality you get.

caleb · Jun 16, 2010, 10:05 AM

Yeah was gonna say that I saw the headphones somewhere.
I don't think it will be the case with mouse fatty design

rekekjeks · Jun 16, 2010, 10:09 AM

The mouse looks uncomfortable imho.

Lionheart · Jun 16, 2010, 10:17 AM

hmmmm nah dont like the look of them too much, the headset is ok

my_name_is_earl · Jun 16, 2010, 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fourstaff

Banshee: Logitech G35?

Luv my g35, the surround sound is amazing. It even make the cr@py Youtube video sound like a winner.

fenurch · Jun 16, 2010, 11:21 AM

The mouse - Looks awfully anti-ergonomic and in general just looks crap.

The keyboard - Looks good, I like it. If only it wasn't designed for SC2

The headset - Gaming headsets are bullshit. Period.

I'm interested in what this APM feature is like and how it works.

hat · Jun 16, 2010, 11:42 AM

lol $120 for a keyboard no thanks. They can also keep thier $80 mouse.

rekekjeks · Jun 16, 2010, 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hat

lol $120 for a keyboard no thanks. They can also keep thier $80 mouse.

I paid $95 for my mouse (QPad 5K) and $155 for my keyboard (G15) =P
Maybe I should mention that I live in Norway.

zAAm · Jun 16, 2010, 12:55 PM

Quote:

the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse gives gamers exactly what they are looking for in an RTS mouse.

I guess, according to Razer, gamers have no sense of style? That's one fugly mouse...

Mussels · Jun 16, 2010, 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zAAm

I guess, according to Razer, gamers have no sense of style? That's one fugly mouse...

just starcraft players.

1998 called, they want their game back.

pr0n Inspector · Jun 16, 2010, 01:16 PM

fugly....

demonbrawn · Jun 16, 2010, 01:58 PM

Why would anyone pay $120 for a keyboard? I paid $30 (US) for a wireless keyboard/mouse combo and love it. This is silly.

Scrizz · Jun 16, 2010, 03:14 PM

that mouse looks gross

Kovoet · Jun 16, 2010, 09:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by my_name_is_earl

Luv my g35, the surround sound is amazing. It even make the cr@py Youtube video sound like a winner.

I'll stick to my G35 anyday

t77snapshot · Jun 16, 2010, 11:21 PM

Kantastic · Jun 16, 2010, 11:26 PM

Got this in my email a while ago, looks like Razer is going downhill.

pr0n Inspector · Jun 17, 2010, 06:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by demonbrawn

Why would anyone pay $120 for a keyboard? I paid $30 (US) for a wireless keyboard/mouse combo and love it. This is silly.

I did. it's a Filco brown Cherry tenkeyless, not the usual POS rubber dome.

Wile E · Jun 18, 2010, 03:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kantastic

Got this in my email a while ago, looks like Razer is going downhill.

Going? More like already nearing the bottom. They've been going downhill since the original Copperhead.

Vancha · Jun 18, 2010, 09:38 AM

The main selling points of these seems to be "ooh, pretty lights".

I don't buy things for the pretty lights.

They seem to be putting more work into filling their feature list with buzzwords than the actual features themselves.

Jun 16, 2010, 09:09 AM	#1
btarunr Editor & Senior Moderator Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Hyderabad, India Posts: 15,030 (7.23/day) Thanks: 790 Thanked 13,028 Times in 5,719 Posts System Specs	Razer Unveils StarCraft II Themed Gaming Peripherals Razer, the world’s leading manufacturer of high-end precision gaming and lifestyle peripherals, has joined forces with Blizzard Entertainment, a premier developer and publisher of entertainment software renowned for creating some of the industry's most critically acclaimed games, to introduce an entire suite of peripherals designed specifically for the release of Blizzard Entertainment’s highly anticipated real-time strategy (RTS) game StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty. Featuring a look and feel inspired by the StarCraft universe, this line of peripherals includes the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard and the Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset. “We are all huge StarCraft players here at Razer, so we are really excited to give gamers a first glimpse at the StarCraft II gaming peripherals,” said Robert “Razerguy” Krakoff, president, Razer USA. “The peripherals were created with our newly developed APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System and feature a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe to complement the on-screen action.” The Razer Spectre, Razer Marauder and Razer Banshee are all packed with features designed to enhance gamers’ play experience. All of the Razer StarCraft II gaming peripherals feature an APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides the gamer with feedback on performance, providing a fully integrated gaming experience that responds directly to the player’s performance and speed. Each peripheral also features a gaming-optimized design with an emphasis on portability for tournament play, and is stylized with design elements from the StarCraft universe. Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse Tournament-ready and designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse is a lightweight, five-button mouse designed to provide precision and control for RTS gamers. The Razer Spectre features the newly developed APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System with a multi-color LED that provides real-time performance feedback through changing lighting hues and adjustable mouse button force settings for optimal mouse click speed and control. Equipped with a powerful 5600dpi Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor and a 1000Hz Ultrapolling 1 ms response time, the Razer Spectre StarCraft II Gaming Mouse gives gamers exactly what they are looking for in an RTS mouse. PRICE:US $79.99; Europe €79.99; Korea 94,800 WON FEATURES: Gaming-Optimized Design inspired by the StarCraft universe Lightweight, Fingertip-Grip 5 Button Mouse 5600DPI Razer Precision 3.5G laser sensor Backlit Mouse with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System Mouse Click Button Force Adjustment 1000Hz Ultrapolling/1ms response Hardware Configuration Utility Availability: Q3 2010 Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard Designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, the Razer Marauder StarCraft II Gaming Keyboard is a full-featured, tournament-ready keyboard maximized for compact design. The Razer Marauder features a multi-color backlit keyboard with an APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides real-time performance feedback through changing color hues to complement the gaming experience. Enhanced with elevated keys for rapid command input and improved gaming performance and a dedicated on-the-fly macro recording system, the Razer Marauder is built with a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe. PRICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99; Korea 142,800 WON. FEATURES: StarCraft-inspired Design Optimized Key Travel Distance Backlit Keyboard with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System Optimized Spacing with Laser-etched Keys Razer Hyperesponse technology 1000Hz Ultrapolling /1ms response Hardware Configuration Utility Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset Designed for StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, with a focus on maximum performance, comfort and sound isolation, the Razer Banshee StarCraft II Gaming Headset features a newly developed, multi-color APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System that provides real-time feedback on player performance. The Razer Banshee is equipped with a configuration utility for customized adjustments of equalizer, pitch and volume. Other special features include a detachable microphone boom for easy transport and a comfortable circumaural construction, all in a gaming-optimized design inspired by the StarCraft universe. PRICE: US $119.99; Europe €119.99; Korea 142,800 WON. FEATURES: Gaming-Optimized Performance & Comfort StarCraft-inspired Design Backlit Headset with APM (Actions-Per-Minute) Lighting System Circumaural Design with 50mm Driver Units Built-in Volume & Mic Control Buttons Detachable Microphone Boom Hardware Configuration Utility

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Jun 16, 2010, 09:29 AM	#4
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Jun 16, 2010, 10:05 AM	#8
caleb Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Poland,Slask Posts: 1,119 (0.35/day) Thanks: 204 Thanked 176 Times in 144 Posts System Specs	Yeah was gonna say that I saw the headphones somewhere. I don't think it will be the case with mouse fatty design

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Jun 16, 2010, 11:42 AM	#13
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demonbrawn Join Date: May 2006 Location: Kentucky Posts: 812 (0.31/day) Thanks: 38 Thanked 14 Times in 13 Posts System Specs	Why would anyone pay $120 for a keyboard? I paid $30 (US) for a wireless keyboard/mouse combo and love it. This is silly. __________________ Light travels faster than sound. That's why some people look bright until they start talking.

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Processor:	Intel® Core™ 2 Duo Processor T9550 (2.66GHz)
Cooling:	Stock
Memory:	4GB DDR2-SDRAM (DDR2-800, 2GBx2)
Video Card:	ATI Mobility Radeon™ HD 3650 with 512MB vRAM (pitiful card)
Hard Disk:	320GB SATA Hard Disk Drive [7200 rpm]
Optical Drive:	Blu-ray
CRT/LCD Model:	LCD 16.4" (XBRITE-FullHD™)
Sound Card:	SupremeFX
Software:	Windows 7

Jun 16, 2010, 03:14 PM	#19
Scrizz Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Brandon, FL, US Posts: 2,135 (1.00/day) Thanks: 733 Thanked 292 Times in 267 Posts System Specs	that mouse looks gross __________________ ~Scrizz Protected, Mother Approved~

System Name:	ehh...
Processor:	Core i7 960@4GHz for now
Motherboard:	Gigabyte GA-X58-USB3
Cooling:	Scythe MUGEN 2 + Silverstone FM120s
Memory:	8GB GSKILL DDR3
Video Card:	ATI RADEON HD6970
Hard Disk:	OCZ Vertex 4 + 3x 2TB WDs (storage)
Optical Drive:	HP DVD Burner
CRT/LCD Model:	BENQ GW2750 + 19" 4:3
Case:	Lian-Li PC-A71F
Sound Card:	X-Fi Titanium HD --- Polk Audio Monitors/PSW505
PSU:	Mushkin XP-800AP
Software:	Server 2013 x64, Win8 Pro with Media Center x64

System Name:	Kov's Sharks
Processor:	i7 I2700K 4.5ghz
Motherboard:	Asus Sabertooth Z77
Cooling:	H100i Cpu cooler
Memory:	Corsair Vengeance 1600mhz 16GB
Video Card:	ASUS GTX680 DirectCUii Top
Hard Disk:	120GB Mushkin Deluxe, Corsair 128GB pro & 256GB 840 pro
Optical Drive:	LG Blu-Ray DVD-RW
CRT/LCD Model:	Dell U2311H and U2312HM
Case:	Coolermaster Cosmos II
Sound Card:	Asus Donar DX
PSU:	AX850 with white cables. Corsair
Software:	windows 7 Premuim

Jun 16, 2010, 11:21 PM	#21
t77snapshot Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: S.Cali Posts: 3,400 (2.04/day) Thanks: 3,159 Thanked 2,707 Times in 1,132 Posts System Specs	__________________ [FS][US]comp~shop! Heatware » steamID Save Lives→ Join WCG Today! Join the Nzxt Clubhouse!

System Name:	Freeman's Box (HL2 mod)
Processor:	Intel core i5 650@3.6Ghz
Motherboard:	Asus Maximus III Formula
Cooling:	ApogeeXT/EK pump/ 2 rads
Memory:	Kingston HyperX 2166 4Gb
Video Card:	Asus GTX 570 DCII 1.2Gb
Hard Disk:	Sam 840 250Gb, WD 640Gb
Optical Drive:	LG 22X DVD-CD Burner
CRT/LCD Model:	32" Samsung SyncMaster
Case:	NZXT Tempest Case
Sound Card:	Creative SupremeFX
PSU:	Corsair TX 750W
Software:	Win.7 Home Prem. x64
Benchmarks:	Good enough ;)

Jun 16, 2010, 11:26 PM	#22
Kantastic Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Big Apple Posts: 4,991 (3.33/day) Thanks: 1,252 Thanked 992 Times in 748 Posts System Specs	Got this in my email a while ago, looks like Razer is going downhill. __________________ Heatware

System Name:	Silencio
Processor:	Intel Core i3-3225
Motherboard:	Gigabyte GA-Z77N-WIFI
Cooling:	Corsair A70 (Passive)
Memory:	Samsung 8GB MV-3V4G3D/US
Video Card:	MSI GTX 650 1GB + Arctic Cooling Accelero S1 Plus (Passive)
Hard Disk:	OCZ Agility 4 128GB
CRT/LCD Model:	Dell UltraSharp U2312HM
Case:	BitFenix Prodigy (Arctic White)
PSU:	FSP Zen 400 (Fanless)
Software:	OS X 10.8.2 Mountain Lion

Jun 18, 2010, 09:38 AM	#25
Vancha Join Date: Jun 2010 Posts: 335 (0.31/day) Thanks: 18 Thanked 61 Times in 49 Posts	The main selling points of these seems to be "ooh, pretty lights". I don't buy things for the pretty lights. They seem to be putting more work into filling their feature list with buzzwords than the actual features themselves.