You’re not able to input the button directly within your game, so instead, you must set the clutch’s settings in Razer Synapse. Setting the button for push-to-talk, however, was a bit convoluted. In fact, I can’t imagine having push-to-talk anywhere else. I use it for push-to-talk, which I find really handy. Using the new Razer Synapse software, you can set the clutch to do a bunch of things. Previously, Razer had buttons that adjust DPI settings, but they’re located on top on the mouse, which isn’t as easy to reach, especially in the chaos of battle.īut the clutch on the side of the mouse isn’t only for DPI buttons. If you prefer a different DPI settings for both general shooting and sniping, this is going to be really convenient for you. Some gamers find this pretty handy when playing first-person shooters like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive or Overwatch. Holding down the clutch will keep the new DPI setting turned out, and removing your thumb will reset the DPI back to your regular setting. Razer presets the clutch-which you just press down with your thumb-to adjust DPI settings on the fly. So what do you do with a clutch on your mouse? The form isn’t wildly different from Razer’s flagship mouse, the Deathadder, save for a widened thumb rest and the clutch.
The right-handed mouse has a rubberized grip on both sides. Razer’s new $70 gaming mouse is called the Razer Basilisk, and it’s designed with first-person shooter enthusiasts in mind. Now that I have a clutch on my mouse, I don’t want to go back.
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