Razer Mouse Charging Dock Chroma: Magnetic Dock with Charge Status RGB Lighting - Anti-Slip Gecko Feet - Powered by Razer Chroma - Classic Black

Great charging solution. It’s not like the Logitech charging solution where you charger while it’s on the charging mouse pad but when you are not using the mouth it can sit on a pedestal like an ornament on your desk.The rubber feet gives it a very very first and sturdy placement on a non-porous surface. It’s got RGB for style and for charging indication, and works with software like OpenRazer or OpenRGB to run with Linux instead of having ti have windows 10/11.

It works just as advertised, i also own the viper ultimate but i wanted another dock for my death adder v2 pro i use at work (also works great with any of the newer razer mice that do not include a charging dock such as the Naga Pro and Death Adder V2 pro). These things are so great for charging so you don't need to fumble around for the cable and such. It charges quickly and gives you a color coded read out as it charges to let you know what the level is (see screenshot of software).I see a lot of negative reviews here for saying its barebones etc. I think there is an initial confusion of the fact this is just the charging base itself and does not include the cable. The cable that comes with your mouse works for it no problem and if you already have a mouse that's compatible your using it to charge your mouse already anyway so its no big deal to swap it over to the dock. The cable that your using also has in large print "TOP" on it so the other review that says you can plug it in the wrong way is a bit excessive simply read the cable and your fine.Included pictures of the box with dock, DA v2 pro on the dock charging, my setup all lit up and color matched, and the dock screen in the synapse software to show the options you have with it.

This saves the me 4 seconds it took to unplug the mouse and charge it so very cool. All I have to do is rest the mouse on its charging pad now. Definitely not worth $50 though, $30 I would consider

I love the deathadder mouse but hated wires until I found this stand. Small sleek and quality build. Never had an issue with this and have had it forever. It’s got some weight to it too so no sliding around. Charging speed is peak too. When you hop off just throw it on the charger pick it back up the next day. Lights are bright as heck too and work perfect with razers software!

If you're a die-hard RGB fanboy and love Razer's Synapse 3 software then just buy it!For everyone else that values their money, it's an add-on accessory that while I think is cool and a convenient way to charge wireless Razer products it is not needed.Pros:-The dock has RGB lighting on the bottom rim and it is configurable to match your other Razer products or be independently colorful. The lighting is also angled down slightly so the light bounces off my desk more than it simply radiates light.-The two magnetic charging prongs provide a solid connection and are an aesthetically pleasing gold color.-It provides a convenient charging experience without having to plug in a cable to charge products.-The silicon pad on the bottom does keep the device in place.-The dock felt well constructed and solid.Cons:-It is only the dock nothing else, no additional cables or adapters. It uses your existing Razer product's cable to connect. While this is a minor gripe for me it is important to mention.-The connected device (the mouse) becomes it's own battery indicator while charging. Connected devices use a preprogrammed static or breathing effect going from solid red to breathing red to breathing green to solid green to indicate charging status.The problem I have with this is it is stuck at the brightest output for every RGB zone. It might have been okay if it were only the Razer logo at 50% brightness or if this feature was configurable, but it is every button lit up at 100% brightness. And it is blinding!-It is expensive for what it is and does. If you can get it on sale or at a reduced price go for it, but at the standard $50 for just this is insane.

I use this to charge a Death Adder V2 Pro. It charges, like you'd expect it to. I've seen some people have issues getting the mouse to dock correctly, and I have too from time to time. If you flip both over, and look at where the parts line up, it goes right on. You just have to learn to feel how it's supposed to go without being able to see under the mouse. When the mouse battery gets low, the dock matches the color flashes on the mouse. Which is very helpful when you're hand is covering the LEDs on the mouse. You do NOT have to plug this into your computer's USB, it will work with a regular phone charger. However, the lighting will not sync up, with other Razer gear if you do that. AND you cannot use the wireless dongle in this dock if it is not attached to the computer you are trying to control. I really wish I didn't have to say that, but some people just don't understand how computers work. The dongle is wireless to the mouse only, it is not wireless to the computer, that's why the back of it is shaped like a USB plug. Also, the USB receptacle in this dock is shaped to house the Razer wireless dongles. If you are using anything other than those, don't expect it to fit (it might, but don't bet on it). The little Logitech Unifying Receiver does fit, I have a couple of those. I have a Plugable Bluetooth receiver for my desktop, it does NOT fit. It would be silly to buy this Razer dock, and not use chargable Razer mouse.

I use this to charge my razer Deathadder v2 pro.Easy to use very efficient i took it straight out of the box and set it up worked well then it stopped working kinda confusing but overall great product to use.Also does not come with cable,I use my razer mouse had it and it pluged straight in so if u have a razer mouse with a charging cable then great for you but if u don't consider other options