Razer Cobra Hyperspeed: Official User Manual

Table of Contents

• 1. What's Included
• 2. What You Need
• 3. Time to Claim Your Warranty
• 4. Getting Started
• 5. Using Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed
• 6. Setting Up Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed with Razer Synapse
• 7. Safety and Maintenance
• 8. Legal Information

1. What's Included

The package contains the following:

• Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse

Product Diagram and Components:

A. Optical Mouse Switches (4th Gen Razer™): Left and Right Mouse Buttons.

B. Razer™ Scroll Wheel: Click for DPI Cycle, Hold for AI Query Master.

C. Multi-function Button

D. Mouse Button 5

E. Mouse Button 4

F. USB Type-C Port

G. Ultraslick Mouse Feet

H. Profile Indicator

I. Razer™ Focus X 26K Optical Sensor

J. Mode Switch:

• Bluetooth Mode
• Power Off Mode
• Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless Mode (2.4 GHz)

K. Profile Button

L. Wireless USB Dongle / Battery Cover Compartment

M. 3-Zone Chroma RGB Lighting

DPI Settings: 400, 800, 1600 (default), 3200, and 6400. These can be further customized via Razer Synapse.

Included Accessories:

• Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter
• USB Type-A to USB Type-C Cable

Important Product Information.

2. What You Need

Product Requirements:

• USB Type-A port or Bluetooth connection.

Razer Synapse Requirements:

• Windows® 10 64-bit (or newer version).
• Internet connection for software installation.

3. Time to Claim Your Warranty

Diagram Description: The underside of the mouse is shown, indicating the location of the serial number (S/N).

Your product's serial number can be found here.

Warranty: 2 Year Warranty.

Register your product and get exclusive benefits at razerid.razer.com/warranty.

4. Getting Started

Charging the Mouse

Diagram Description: Illustrations show a computer (desktop and laptop) connected via USB Type-A to the mouse. Another illustration depicts the mouse charging with a battery icon and '4H' indicating charging time.

ℹ️ For optimal performance, connect your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed directly to a USB port on your computer using the included cable.

Battery Charge Notification

Diagram Description: A top-down view of the mouse with callouts for battery status: 'Critically Low' and 'Flashing Red'.

Connecting to Your Device

Wired Mode

Diagram Description: Shows a computer connected via USB Type-A to the mouse.

Razer™ HyperSpeed Wireless Mode

Step 1: Diagram Description: Shows a computer connected via USB Type-A to the dongle adapter, and the dongle connected to the mouse.

Step 2: A close-up of the mouse's bottom switch is shown, with labels for BT (Bluetooth), OFF, and 2.4 (2.4 GHz) modes.

Bluetooth Mode

Step 1: Close-up of the mouse's bottom switch showing BT, OFF, 2.4 modes.

Step 2: A laptop is shown with a Bluetooth icon, followed by a gear icon, a Bluetooth icon, and a mouse icon labeled 'Razer Cobra HyperSpeed'.

Step 3: The mouse is depicted with 'Pairing' and 'Paired' states, indicated by 'Flashing' and 'Solid Chroma effect' indicators.

5. Using Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed

Individual Mouse Customization

The Razer Synapse application allows you to save up to 5 profiles directly to the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed's memory, enabling their use even on computers without the application installed. Pressing the profile button allows you to cycle through profiles; the selected profile can be identified by the profile indicator's color.

Diagram Description: A top-down view of the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse showing the Profile Indicator and Profile Button.

ℹ️ Install Razer Synapse now or download the installer from razer.com/synapse. The Razer Synapse application allows customization of mouse lighting, multi-function trigger, and button functions, as well as creating different profiles for various play styles.

For more information about your gaming mouse, visit support.razer.com.

6. Setting Up Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed with Razer Synapse

ℹ️ Disclaimer: This guide provides an overview of the Razer Synapse application and may only partially describe some device functions. Installation, updates, and access to cloud features require an internet connection. Registration of a Razer ID account is also recommended. All listed functions may differ depending on the current version, connected devices, and supported add-ons.

SYNAPSE

The Synapse tab opens by default when you first launch the Razer Synapse application. Use the following buttons for navigation within the user interface:

• Collapse: Clicking this button minimizes the application to the taskbar, allowing it to continue running in the background.
• Expand: This button maximizes the application window to full screen. To return the window to its original size, click 'Expand' again.
• Close: This button closes all relevant tabs and completely exits the application.
• < Previous Tab: Clicking this button returns you to the last visited tab.
• > Next Tab: Clicking this button takes you to the next page, if you previously clicked 'Previous Tab'.
• Refresh Tab: This button reloads the current page. Use this function if the page is not displaying correctly or if you want to see new content.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Razer Synapse interface showing navigation buttons like Collapse, Expand, Close, Previous Tab, Next Tab, and Refresh Tab.

Additional Navigation Buttons:

• Download Update: If this button appears, it indicates changes have been made to the application. Use this function if the page is not displaying correctly or if you want to see new content.
• Additional: Clicking this button opens a pop-up window for easy access to 'Devices', 'Modules', and 'Other Installed Applications' tabs.
• Settings: Clicking this button opens the 'Settings' tab, where you can quickly change the application's parameters.
• Profile: This button opens a pop-up window for access to 'Login', 'Feedback', 'Rate this application', 'Add Wi-Fi Device', and 'Exit' options.
• Information: Hovering your cursor over this button displays additional information about a feature or function.

Information Panel

The 'Information Panel' tab provides general information about the Razer Synapse application. Through this tab, you can access all Razer devices, modules, and online services.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Razer Synapse dashboard, showing various modules and devices like 'Razer Cobra Hyperspeed', 'Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini', 'Razer Kiyo Pro Ultra', etc.

Gamer Room

The 'Gamer Room' tab displays all devices with the 'Razer Aether' lighting solutions feature. Here you can view and manage devices that support Gamer Room.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Gamer Room interface within Razer Synapse, showing various lighting effects and device management options.

Synapse Priority: In this section, you can use Razer Synapse to select and configure device lighting, and how it reacts to Chroma-enabled games and the Chroma Connect application.

Under Gamer Room App Control: This section displays all supported devices managed remotely by the Gamer Room application.

Devices and Modules

The 'Modules' tab lists all installed and available modules for installation.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Devices and Modules tab in Razer Synapse, showing available modules like Alexa, and installed modules like Razer Cobra Hyperspeed, Linked Games, Macros, Feedback, etc.

Global Keyboard Shortcuts

On this tab, you can assign actions or Razer Synapse functions to custom keyboard shortcuts for any Razer Synapse-enabled device. These shortcuts will be available across all device profiles.

⚠️ Input is recognized only from Razer Synapse-enabled devices.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Global Keyboard Shortcuts tab in Razer Synapse, showing options to add custom shortcuts.

Mouse Cobra Hyperspeed Tab

The 'Mouse Cobra Hyperspeed' tab is the main tab for your Razer mouse. Here you can change device settings such as button assignments, saved profiles, DPI sensitivity, polling rate, and lighting. All changes made on this tab are saved to your local system and cloud storage. Use the following buttons to access profile parameters:

• Profile Dropdown List: Clicking this dropdown list displays all profiles for the current device, allowing for quick profile switching.
• More (...) Button: Clicking this button opens a pop-up window with the parameters of your current profile.
• Onboard Profiles: If your device supports onboard memory, clicking this button displays the remaining memory and allows you to transfer or modify saved profiles on the device.

Diagram Description: A top-down view of the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse showing the Profile Indicator and Profile Button.

Customize Tab

The 'Customize' nested tab allows you to change mouse button assignments.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Customize tab in Razer Synapse, showing the mouse layout and options for reassigning buttons.

Profile: A profile is a data storage system where all your Razer device settings are kept. By default, the profile name is based on your system's name. Clicking the dropdown list (-) displays all profiles for the device, allowing you to switch between them quickly. To add, import, rename, duplicate, export, or delete a profile, click the 'More' (...) button for the profile.

Hypershift: Hypershift mode provides an additional set of button assignments that are activated when the Hypershift key is held down. By default, the Hypershift key is assigned to the Fn key on Synapse-enabled keyboards. You can also assign any mouse button as the Hypershift key.

HyperSpeed Multi-Device Pairing

This function allows you to pair an additional HyperSpeed-compatible device with the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse's wireless USB dongle. Since the wireless USB dongle supports simultaneous pairing with a keyboard and mouse, you won't need to use a separate dongle for each peripheral device.

ℹ️ For this feature, the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse must be connected in HyperSpeed Wireless mode (2.4 GHz). Each peripheral device can only be connected to one dongle at a time.

Remap Menu: Clicking the 'Remap' menu button (icon) displays all current mouse assignments and allows you to change them.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot showing the Remap menu in Razer Synapse, with a list of mouse buttons and their current assignments.

Reassigning Functions

After selecting a button, its assignment can be changed to one of the following functions:

• Default: This setting restores the button to its original assignment.
• Keyboard Function: This setting changes the button's assignment to a keyboard function. You can also enable Turbo mode, which simulates multiple key presses while the mouse button is held down.
• Mouse Function: This setting replaces the current mouse assignment with another mouse function. The following functions can be selected:
  • Left Click: Assigning this function performs a left-click action.
  • Right Click: Assigning this function performs a right-click action.
  • Scroll Wheel Click: Enables the universal scroll wheel click function.

More Mouse Functions

• Double Click: Assigning this function performs a double-click action.
• Scroll Left: Assigning this function performs the 'Scroll Left' command.
• Scroll Right: Assigning this function performs the 'Scroll Right' command.

For some mouse functions, you can also select Turbo mode, which simulates multiple executions of the function while the mouse button is held down.

Sensitivity

This setting allows you to control the sensitivity (DPI) of your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse with a button press. The following parameters for the 'Sensitivity' function are listed:

• Sensitivity Switching: While the assigned button is held down, sensitivity changes to the set DPI value.
• Increase Sensitivity: Increases the current sensitivity value by one level.
• Previous Sensitivity Level: Moves to the previous sensitivity level.
• On-The-Fly Sensitivity: Pressing the assigned button and rotating the scroll wheel forward or backward increases or decreases the current DPI value, respectively.
• Cyclic Sensitivity Level Increase: Increases the current sensitivity level by one.
• Cyclic Sensitivity Level Decrease: Moves to the previous sensitivity level.

Macro

Macros are pre-programmed sequences of key presses and button clicks that execute at precise intervals. Assigning a macro as a button function allows for convenient execution of command chains. This function is only visible if the 'Macro' module is installed.

Device Link

Device Link allows you to change the functions of other Razer Synapse-enabled devices. Some of these functions relate to specific devices, such as using a Razer gaming keyboard to change the sensitivity level of a Razer gaming mouse.

• Switch Profile: The 'Switch Profile' function allows you to quickly switch profiles and load a new set of button assignments. A notification appears on screen with each profile switch.
• Switch Chroma Effect: The 'Switch Chroma Effect' function allows easy switching between all Chroma effects in Chroma Studio. This function is only visible if the 'Chroma Studio' module is installed.
• Razer Hypershift: Assigning the Razer Hypershift function to a button allows activation of Hypershift mode while the button is held down.
• Launch Program: The 'Launch Program' function allows you to launch an application or open a website using a designated button. When selecting 'Launch Program', two options appear: you can find the specific application to launch or enter a website address to visit.
• Multimedia: This setting allows you to assign multimedia control elements to your Razer device. The following multimedia controls can be selected:
  • Decrease Volume: Decreases audio output volume.
  • Increase Volume: Increases audio output volume.
  • Mute: Mutes audio output.
  • Microphone Louder: Increases microphone volume.
  • Microphone Quieter: Decreases microphone volume.
  • Microphone Mute: Mutes the microphone.
  • All Mute: Mutes both microphone and audio output.
  • Play/Pause: Starts, pauses, and resumes playback of the current multimedia file.
  • Previous Track: Plays the previous track.
  • Next Track: Plays the next track.

Windows Shortcuts

This setting allows you to assign a Windows OS shortcut for the desired button. For additional information, see the website: support.microsoft.com/kb/126449.

• Text Function: The 'Text Function' allows you to input predefined text with a single button press. Simply type the desired text in the specified field, and your text will be entered each time the assigned button is pressed. This function fully supports Unicode encoding, and you can also insert special characters from symbol tables.
• Disable: This setting makes the assigned button inactive. Use the 'Disable' setting if you do not want to use a selected button or if it interferes with gameplay.

Performance Settings

Performance Tab

The 'Performance' nested tab allows you to adjust the sensitivity, acceleration, and polling rate of your Razer mouse.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Performance tab in Razer Synapse, showing sliders for DPI, polling rate, and other performance-related settings.

Sensitivity

Sensitivity refers to the distance the cursor moves relative to how far the mouse is moved. The higher the DPI value, the further the cursor will travel for the same mouse movement distance.

Sensitivity Levels

A sensitivity level is a predefined sensitivity value. You can create up to 5 different sensitivity levels, which can be cycled through using the DPI switching button or the sensitivity increase/decrease buttons on your Razer mouse. Hovering your cursor over any sensitivity level allows you to switch to it or activate the 'Enable X/Y' function for each level.

Polling Rate

To switch between any polling rate options, select the desired polling rate. The higher the polling rate, the more frequently the computer receives information about your mouse's status, thereby reducing input lag and pointer response time.

Sensitivity Matching

Adjust mouse parameters so it feels like another. To use this function, a second mouse needs to be connected.

Mouse Properties

Access the Windows mouse properties window, where you can change operating system settings that directly affect your Razer mouse's operation.

Lighting Tab

The 'Lighting' nested tab allows you to change the lighting settings of your Razer device.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Lighting tab in Razer Synapse, showing options for brightness, effects, and power saving.

Brightness

You can turn off your Razer device's lighting by toggling the 'Brightness' parameter or by increasing/decreasing the brightness using the slider.

Turn Off Lighting

This is a power-saving tool that allows your device's lighting to turn off when the display is off and/or automatically shut down power when your device is idle for a set period.

Preset Effects

You can select and apply a range of ready-made effects for your device's lighting, listed below.

If you have other Razer Chroma-enabled devices, you can synchronize their preset effects with your Razer device by clicking the Chroma Sync button (icon).

Advanced Effects

The 'Advanced Effects' parameter allows you to select a Chroma effect profile for use on a Razer Chroma-enabled peripheral device. To create your own custom Chroma effect profile, click the 'Launch Chroma Studio' button (icon).

ℹ️ Some of the listed lighting effects may not be available for your device. Synchronization is only possible for other devices that support the selected lighting effect. LED indicators are not configurable.

Power Settings

Power Tab

The 'Power' nested tab allows you to manage your device's power consumption by turning off power if it remains idle for a certain period. You can also set the battery percentage at which the mouse will enter low power mode to conserve battery life.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Power tab in Razer Synapse, showing settings for sleep mode and low power mode based on battery level.

Calibration Settings

Calibration Tab

The 'Calibration' nested tab allows you to optimize the Razer Precision sensor for any surface, ensuring better tracking.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Calibration tab in Razer Synapse, showing surface calibration options.

Surface Calibration

Your Razer gaming mouse provides unparalleled tracking accuracy without any adjustments. To achieve an even higher level of precision, add a preset Razer surface profile or calibrate your own.

Intelligent Motion Sync

Intelligent Motion Sync allows you to set the distance the sensor needs to be lifted from the surface to stop tracking, preventing unwanted cursor movement.

Tracking Distance

Adjust the slider to set the precise vertical height at which the sensor stops tracking mouse movement when it is lifted.

Linked Games

Linked Games Tab

The 'Linked Games' tab allows you to add applications, view peripherals linked to applications, and search for applications among the listed ones.

Games Section

The 'Games' nested tab allows you to link applications to peripherals. Applications can also be sorted alphabetically, by launch time, or by launch frequency. Applications will appear here even if they are not linked to a Razer device. To add an application not in the list, use the 'Add' (+) button for manual search or the 'Scan' (icon) button for automatic search. Click the 'Search' (magnifying glass icon) button to find a specific game or program in the list.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Linked Games tab in Razer Synapse, showing options to add games/programs and view linked devices.

To link an application to your Razer device, click the application in the list and select the device and its profile. The device will automatically select this profile each time the application is launched.

Devices Section

The 'Devices' nested tab allows you to view peripheral devices and determine which applications are linked to them. By selecting a device, you can view the list of linked applications, add new applications, or remove linked applications. You can filter these applications using the 'View' and 'Sort' dropdown lists. To add an application not present on your peripheral device's list, drag and drop the executable file into the field or click the 'Add' (+) button to open a search window. In the search window, you can click the 'Refresh' (icon) button to rescan installed applications, the 'Search' (magnifying glass icon) button to search for a specific game or program in the list, or use the link to search for the application manually.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Devices section within the Linked Games tab in Razer Synapse, showing how to link applications to devices.

To link an application to your Razer device, click the checkmark in the top-left corner of the application while in the search bar. The device will automatically select this profile each time the application is launched.

Macro Settings

Macro Tab

For precise execution of complex command sequences, you will need a macro. A macro is a set of recorded key presses and button clicks, as well as cursor movements, that can be assigned to a device and executed at any time.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Macro tab in Razer Synapse, showing options for creating and managing macros.

My Macros

The 'My Macros' nested tab allows you to create, edit, and organize these macros to assign them to the keys or buttons of your Razer device. Use the following buttons to access macro parameters:

• Macro Dropdown List: Clicking this dropdown list displays all macros for the current device. Here you can search for a desired macro, sort macros, create a new folder, or create a new macro. After selecting a macro, you can use other options such as renaming, duplicating, or deleting the macro.
• More (...) Button: Clicking this button opens a pop-up window with the parameters of the current macro.
• Create Macro Button: Click this button to start creating a new macro.

Recording a Macro

Use this link for quick macro creation and selection. After creating a macro, you can record key presses and button clicks, as well as cursor movements, by clicking the 'Record' (icon) button, or configure the macro by clicking the dropdown menu button (icon) before starting the recording and selecting the following parameters:

• Initial Delay: Set a short delay from 1 to 5 seconds before recording begins.
• Hotkey: Assign a keyboard shortcut to start macro recording, even when Razer Synapse is running in the background.
• Delay Settings: Set the time between commands.
• Mouse Movement Tracking: Enable mouse movement recording and set recording conditions.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Macro recording interface in Razer Synapse, showing options for recording, delay settings, and mouse movement tracking.

Once you have finished recording macro commands, click the 'Stop' (icon) button or the assigned hotkey to end the session. After recording a macro, you can edit the entered commands by selecting each command in the macro window. All key or button presses are listed sequentially, with the first command appearing at the top of the screen.

The 'Insert' menu on the left side of the screen allows you to add delays, input key and button presses, insert entire macro groups into the macro, launch applications, execute commands, input text, and create loops from a set of commands within the macro.

Key Bindings Tab

The 'Key Bindings' tab allows you to view keyboard shortcuts for a selected macro. You can assign a macro to a key or button of your choice without leaving the 'Macros' tab; to do this, click the 'Assign Macro to Your Devices' (+) button.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Key Bindings tab in Razer Synapse, showing how to assign macros to device buttons.

Settings

Settings Tab

On the 'Settings' tab, accessible by clicking the (icon) button, you can configure numerous parameters, listed below:

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Settings tab in Razer Synapse, showing various configuration options.

Synapse

On the 'Synapse' nested tab, you can find the parameters for this application.

Auto-Launch

The 'Auto-Launch' parameter allows you to configure the application's behavior upon startup.

Recommendations

Recommendations allow us to display the latest products and features on the information panel based on your installed devices and linked games.

Device Lighting

This parameter allows you to select which application will control the lighting effects on your device.

Notifications

The 'Notifications' parameter allows the application to display on-screen notifications, even when you are running applications in full screen.

General Tab

The 'General' nested tab is where you can access various options for your application and find additional information about the program.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the General tab in Razer Synapse, showing language and about options.

Language

This parameter allows you to change the interface language of Razer Synapse.

About

The 'About' section displays the current software version and copyright statement, as well as providing relevant links to Razer's terms of use. This parameter can also be used for quick access to Razer communities.

Reset Tutorial Prompts

Clicking the 'Reset' button reactivates all tutorial prompts, which help you familiarize yourself with Razer Synapse's capabilities.

Feedback

Feedback Tab

Help us improve Razer Synapse by sharing your comments, suggestions, and software issues. You can contact us directly through this tab and even receive rewards for reporting bugs.

Screenshot Description: A screenshot of the Feedback tab in Razer Synapse, showing fields for submitting feedback and bug reports.

7. Safety and Maintenance

Safety Rules

For maximum safety when using the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed, it is recommended to follow the rules below.

If you encounter issues with the device that cannot be resolved by the recommended actions, disconnect the device and call the Razer hotline or visit support.razer.com for technical support.

⚠️ Do not disassemble the device (this will void the warranty). Do not use the device under non-standard current loads.

Avoid contact with liquids, moisture, or humidity. Use the device only within the specified temperature range: 0°C to 40°C. If the temperature exceeds the range, turn off the device and/or disconnect it and wait for the temperature to stabilize within the acceptable range.

Avoid direct eye exposure to the mouse's optical beam. Remember that the tracking beam is always on and is not visible to the naked eye.

Ergonomics

Research indicates that prolonged repetitive motions, inconvenient placement of computer peripherals, incorrect posture, and poor habits can cause discomfort, fatigue, and strain in tendons and muscles. The following recommendations are provided to prevent health issues and maintain comfortable conditions when using the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed device:

• Position your keyboard and monitor directly in front of you, with the mouse placed nearby.
• Keep your elbows at your sides, not extended too far out. Your keyboard should be positioned at a distance that does not require reaching.
• Adjust your chair and desk height so that your keyboard and mouse are at or slightly below elbow level.
• Rest your feet on a support, sit upright, and relax your shoulders.
• During gameplay, relax your wrist and keep it straight. For repetitive gaming actions, avoid holding your hand in a bent, extended, or twisted position for too long.

Ergonomics (Continued)

• Do not rest your wrist on a hard surface for extended periods. Use a wrist rest for wrist support during gameplay.
• Adjust keyboard keys to your play style to minimize repetitive or awkward movements during gameplay.
• Avoid staying in one position all day. Periodically stand up, walk away from your desk, and do exercises for your hands, shoulders, neck, and legs to relieve tension.

If you experience discomfort such as pain, numbness, or tingling in your hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders, neck, or back during use, seek medical advice immediately.

Maintenance and Use

Maintaining the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed mouse in working condition requires minimal technical service. It is recommended to disconnect the device from your computer once a month and wipe it with a soft cloth or cotton swab to prevent dust and dirt buildup. Do not use soap or aggressive cleaning agents.

To utilize all movement and control capabilities, using a premium Razer mouse mat is highly recommended. Some surfaces may cause excessive wear on the mouse's base and shorten its lifespan.

It should be noted that the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed sensor is 'tuned' (optimally configured) for use with Razer mouse mats. This means that thorough sensor testing has confirmed that the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K sensor performs best when used on Razer mouse mats.

8. Legal Information

Copyright and Intellectual Property Information

Razer Inc. 2025. Patents pending. Razer, the 'For Gamers. By Gamers' slogan, the 'Powered by Razer Chroma' logo, the triple-headed snake logo, and the Razer logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of Razer Inc. or its subsidiaries in the USA and other countries. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Windows and the Windows logo are trademarks of the Microsoft group of companies.

Razer Inc. ('Razer') may hold copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents, patent applications, or other intellectual property rights (registered or unregistered) concerning the products described in this manual. This user manual does not grant any license to any of the specified copyrights, trademarks, patents, or other intellectual property rights. The Razer Cobra Hyperspeed product ('Product') may differ from its depiction on the packaging or in other instances. Razer is not responsible for such differences or for any typographical errors that may occur. All information contained in this document is subject to change at any time without prior notice.

Limited Product Warranty

The latest terms and conditions for the limited product warranty can be found at razer.com/warranty.

Limitation of Liability

In no event shall Razer be liable for lost profits, loss of information or data, or any special, incidental, direct, or indirect damages whatsoever arising from the distribution, sale, resale, use, or inability to use the Product. Under no circumstances shall Razer be liable for costs exceeding the retail price of the Product.

General Provisions

These terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the local laws of the territory where the Product was purchased. If any of these terms are found to be invalid or unenforceable, that term (depending on whether it is found to be invalid or unenforceable) shall be considered separate and shall not affect the enforceability of the remaining terms. Razer reserves the right to amend any term at any time without prior notice.