This mouse has good build quality overall. Its body is made of solid plastic, which doesn’t feel cheap, and has a slightly more textured feel compared to the smoother finish of the more premium wireless version of this mouse, the Razer Cobra Pro. Unlike the wireless version, this mouse doesn’t have rubberized sides.
There are no loose or wobbling parts, and the left- and right-click buttons have minimal side-to-side travel. Overall, the plastic surfaces feel sturdy. However, there’s slight flex in the body, specifically on the underside, on both side panels, and the corner of the palm panel just above the rearmost side button.
If you apply deliberate pressure to the plastic surface near the back side button or the CPI button on the top of the mouse, You can unintentionally activate these buttons. However, doing so requires deliberate localized pressure and is unlikely to be an issue when holding and using the mouse normally.
