Razer Salmosa 3G review

Page 2 – Packaging and contents

First impressions

The initial glance reveals well designed box well matching green and black. Its front shows eye-catching picture of the mouse as some bits of information. Opening that, we get to peek inside where Razer Salmosa in all its shine lies, good decision, that way you get accurate idea of what you're buying. The back of the box informs of all driver and system requirements as well as the mouse technical specifications. Sides of the box provide the valuable Razorguy comment (on the left), and a Razer Salmosa Vs. Plain mouse comparison (on the right).

СBox contents

The box holds the mouse (of course) and a black envelope bearing the Razer logo filled with various items - small card wit hmouse description and mouse picture, certificate of authenticity, book with product description and driver disk (in English), with product description and driver disk (on several languages), Razer products catalogue and two Razer logo stickers.

The top of the mouse accommodates two extra large buttons with rather comfortable and ergonomic shape. Those two guarantee extremely precise control. The scroll has passes through 24 positions for a full turn and is of course pressable. The whole top surface of Salmosa is covered by very nice high quality material that allows not any slipping to occur, with sweaty hands even.

The back of the mouse besides carrying the Razer logo is too quite comfy. On the bottom besides the "eye" are placed the two hardware switches that are charged with regulating frequency (Hz) and DPI. There, are also the Teflon feet, that are the ones to blame for the good friction and extraordinary control.