Razer Cobra Hyperspeed User Manual

What's Included

The Razer Cobra Hyperspeed package contains the following:

• Razer Cobra Hyperspeed Gaming Mouse
• Razer™ Hyperspeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter
• USB Type-A to USB Type-C Cable
• Important Product Information Guide

Mouse Diagram Description:

The mouse is depicted from top, side, and bottom views. Key components are labeled:

• A: Razer™ 4th Gen Optical Mouse Switches (Left Mouse Button, Right Mouse Button)
• B: Razer™ Optical Scroll Wheel
• C: Multifunction Button (DPI Up [press], AI Prompt Master [hold])
• D: Mouse Button 5
• E: Mouse Button 4
• F: USB Type-C Port
• G: Ultra-Glide Mouse Feet
• H: Profile Indicator
• I: Razer™ Focus X 26K Optical Sensor
• J: Slide Switch (Bluetooth Mode, Off Mode, Razer™ Hyperspeed Wireless Mode [2.4 GHz])
• K: Profile Button
• L: Wireless USB Dongle Compartment / Cover **
• M: 3 Underside Lighting Zones Chroma

**The cover is interchangeable with the Razer Wireless Charging Puck for wireless charging via the Razer Mouse Dock Pro (sold separately).

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

What You Need

Product Configuration

• Connection via USB Type-A port or Bluetooth

Razer Synapse Configuration

• Windows® 10 64-bit (or later)
• Internet connection for software installation

We're Here For You

The serial number of your product is available here: [serial-number-location-diagram].

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

Getting Started

Charging Your Mouse

Connect your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed to a USB port on your computer using the provided cable for optimal results. [charging-diagram: Computer/laptop connected to mouse via USB Type-A cable, showing 4H charging indicator].

Battery Notification

Low Battery: Blinking Red light.

Connecting to Your Device

Wired Mode

[wired-connection-diagram: Computer connected to mouse via USB Type-A cable].

Razer™ Hyperspeed Wireless Mode

1. Connect the wireless dongle to a USB Type-A port on your computer. [wireless-dongle-connection-diagram].
2. Set the slide switch on the bottom of the mouse to the '2.4' position. [slide-switch-diagram: showing BT, OFF, 2.4 options, with 2.4 selected].

Bluetooth Mode

1. Set the slide switch on the bottom of the mouse to the 'BT' position. [slide-switch-diagram: showing BT, OFF, 2.4 options, with BT selected].
2. On your laptop/PC, navigate to Bluetooth settings and search for "Razer Cobra Hyperspeed". [bluetooth-pairing-screen-diagram: showing settings icon, Bluetooth icon, and Razer Cobra Hyperspeed device name].
3. Pairing: The mouse will flash [pairing-indicator-diagram: showing flashing light] and then become paired with a solid Chroma effect [paired-indicator-diagram: showing solid Chroma effect].

Re-activating Bluetooth Pairing Mode

1. Set the slide switch to 'BT'. [slide-switch-diagram].
2. Press and hold the following buttons for 3 seconds: Right Mouse Button, Middle Mouse Button, Mouse Button 5. [mouse-button-press-diagram].
3. On your device, search for "Razer Cobra Hyperspeed" in Bluetooth settings. [bluetooth-pairing-screen-diagram].
4. Pairing: The mouse will flash blue [pairing-indicator-diagram: showing flashing blue light] and then become paired with a solid blue light [paired-indicator-diagram: showing solid blue light].

Using Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed

Customizing Your Mouse

You can store up to 5 profiles on your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed, usable even on systems without Razer Synapse installed. Pressing the profile button cycles through profiles, indicated by the profile indicator color.

[mouse-profile-diagram: bottom view of mouse showing Profile Indicator and Profile Button].

Install Razer Synapse when prompted or download from razer.com/synapse. Use Razer Synapse to customize lighting, buttons, and create profiles.

For more information, visit support.razer.com.

Configuring Your Razer Cobra Hyperspeed with Razer Synapse

Disclaimer: This guide provides an overview of Razer Synapse and may not cover all functionalities. Razer Synapse requires an internet connection for installation and updates. A Razer ID account is recommended but optional. Features are subject to change.

Synapse Interface Navigation

• Minimize: Reduces the application to the taskbar. [minimize-icon]
• Maximize: Expands the window to full screen. Click again to restore. [maximize-icon]
• Close: Closes all tabs and ends the application. [close-icon]
• Previous Tab: Returns to the last visited tab. [left-arrow-icon]
• Next Tab: Moves to the next page if 'Previous Tab' was recently used. [right-arrow-icon]
• Refresh: Reloads the current page. [refresh-icon]
• Download Update: Appears if updates are available. [download-icon]
• More: Opens a pop-up for Devices, Modules, and other installed applications. [more-icon]
• Settings: Opens the Settings tab for application modifications. [settings-icon]
• Profile: Opens a context menu for Sign In, Feedback, Rate Software, Add Wi-Fi Device, and Exit. [profile-icon]
• Information: Provides additional information about a feature or function. [info-icon]

Dashboard

The Dashboard is an overview of Razer Synapse, providing access to all your Razer devices, modules, and online services. [dashboard-screenshot-description: A screenshot showing the Razer Synapse dashboard with various modules and device cards like Razer Cobra Hyperspeed, Razer Huntsman V3 Pro Mini, Razer Firefly V2 Pro, etc.]

Gamer Room

This section displays devices with Razer Aether lighting functionality. You can view and manage supported devices. [gamer-room-screenshot-description: A screenshot showing the Gamer Room interface with Razer Aether devices and lighting controls.]

Synapse Replacement: Customize device lighting and sync with Chroma-compatible games/apps.

Controlled by Gamer Room App: Displays and remotely controls devices via the Gamer Room app.

Devices & Modules

The Modules tab shows installed and available modules for installation. [modules-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Modules tab showing available modules like Alexa, Razer Cobra Hyperspeed, Associated Games, Macro, Comments, Exchange.]

Global Shortcuts

Assign Razer Synapse operations or functions to custom key combinations that activate across all device profiles. [global-shortcuts-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Global Shortcuts section in Razer Synapse.]

Mouse Tab

The Mouse tab is the primary interface for configuring your Razer mouse. You can adjust button assignments, profiles, DPI sensitivity, polling rate, and lighting. Changes are saved locally and to the cloud.

• Profile Scroll Bar: Displays all device profiles for quick switching.
• More (...): Opens a context menu with options related to the current profile (add, import, rename, duplicate, export, delete).
• On-board Memory Profiles: Indicates remaining storage and allows profile management.

Customize

This sub-tab allows modification of mouse button configurations. [customize-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Customize tab in Razer Synapse, showing button assignments.]

• Profile: A data storage system for device settings. Profiles can be added, imported, renamed, duplicated, exported, or deleted via the 'More' button.
• Hypershift: A secondary button configuration mode activated by holding the Hypershift key (defaulted to Fn key, but configurable).
• Multi-device HyperSpeed Synchronization: Sync another HyperSpeed device using the Razer Cobra Hyperspeed's dongle. One dongle can support a keyboard and mouse simultaneously. Requires wireless HyperSpeed (2.4 GHz) mode.

Menu Remap

Clicking the Remap button displays and allows modification of current mouse configurations. [remap-menu-screenshot-description: A screenshot showing the Remap menu with various button assignments.]

You can switch to a specific key configuration by selecting it in the Customize tab.

Button Function Options

• Default: Reverts the button to its default configuration.
• Keyboard Function: Assigns keyboard key functions, including Turbo mode for repeated key presses.
• Mouse Function: Assigns mouse functions such as Left Click, Right Click, Scroll Click, Double Click, Scroll Up/Down, Back (Button 4), Forward (Button 5), Scroll Left/Right. Turbo mode can also be enabled for mouse functions.
• Sensitivity: Manipulate mouse sensitivity (DPI) via button press. Options include Sensitivity Clutch, Sensitivity Increase/Decrease, On-the-fly Sensitivity, Cycle Up Sensitivity Stages, and Scroll Sensitivity Levels (Down).
• Macro: Assign pre-recorded sequences of key presses, clicks, and cursor movements. Requires the Macro module.
• Inter-peripheral: Modify functionality of other Razer Synapse-enabled peripherals (e.g., use a Razer keyboard to change mouse sensitivity).
• Change Profile: Quickly switch between saved profiles.
• Change Chroma Effect: Cycle through Chroma lighting profiles. Requires Chroma Studio.
• Razer Hypershift: Activate Hypershift mode by holding a button.
• Launch: Open an application or webpage.
• Multimedia: Assign media controls (Volume Up/Down, Mute, Mic Volume Up/Down, Mic Mute, All Mute, Play/Pause, Previous Track, Next Track).
• Windows Shortcuts: Assign Windows OS shortcuts. See support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 for details.
• Text Function: Type pre-written text by pressing a button. Supports Unicode and special characters.
• Disable: Renders the button unusable.

Performance

Adjust sensitivity, acceleration, and polling rate. [performance-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Performance tab in Razer Synapse, showing sensitivity (DPI) and polling rate sliders.]

• Sensitivity: Refers to cursor movement distance relative to mouse movement. Higher DPI means greater cursor travel for the same mouse movement.
• Sensitivity Levels: Predefined sensitivity values (up to 5). Cycle DPI buttons or increase/decrease buttons can be used to switch levels.
• Polling Rate: The frequency at which the computer receives status updates from the mouse. Higher rates reduce input latency and improve pointer reaction time.

Sensitivity Adjustment: Connect a second mouse to use this feature. [sensitivity-adjustment-diagram].

Mouse Properties: Access Windows Mouse Properties for OS-level settings. [windows-mouse-properties-link].

Lighting

Customize your device's lighting effects. [lighting-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Lighting tab in Razer Synapse, showing brightness, effects, and power-saving options.]

• Brightness: Turn lighting on/off or adjust brightness via slider.
• Turn Off Lighting: Power-saving tool to disable lighting when the screen turns off or the device is inactive.
• Quick Effects: Preset lighting effects applicable to the device. Examples include:
  • Audio Meter: Mouse lights up based on audio level with a colored spectrum.
  • Breathe: Lighting intensifies and fades.
  • Reactive: Mouse lights up when a button is pressed.
  • Spectrum Cycling: Lighting alternates indefinitely through 16.8 million colors.
  • Starlight: Each LED intensifies and fades in a random order and duration.
  • Static: Mouse stays lit in the selected color.
  • Wave: Lighting scrolls across the device in a selected direction.
• Advanced Effects: Choose a Chroma effect profile. Launch Chroma Studio to create custom effects. [chroma-studio-launch-icon].

Note: Some effects may not be available for all devices. LED indicators are not customizable.

Power

Manage device power consumption. [power-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Power tab in Razer Synapse, showing wireless power saving and low power mode settings.]

• Wireless Power Saving: Set inactivity time before the device enters sleep mode.
• Low Power Mode: Activate low power mode when battery level drops below a certain percentage.

Calibration

Optimize the Razer Precision sensor for any surface for better tracking. [calibration-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Calibration tab in Razer Synapse, showing surface calibration options.]

• Smart Tracking: Set the distance at which the sensor stops tracking when the mouse is lifted, preventing unwanted cursor movement.
• Lift-off Distance: Adjust the precise vertical height at which the sensor stops tracking.

Games Tab

Associate applications with your devices. Applications can be sorted alphabetically, by last played, or most played. [games-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Games tab in Razer Synapse, showing options to add, analyze, and search for games/applications.]

To associate an application, select it and choose a device and profile. The device will automatically switch to the selected profile when the application launches.

Devices Tab

View your peripherals and their associated applications. Select a device to see associated apps, add new ones, or remove existing ones. Filter applications using 'Views' and 'Order' dropdowns. Drag and drop executables or use the 'Add' button to search. [devices-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Devices tab in Razer Synapse, showing a list of devices and associated applications.]

Macro Tab

Create, edit, and organize macros for precise execution of complex command sequences. [macro-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Macro tab in Razer Synapse, showing macro creation and management options.]

• My Macros: Create, edit, and organize macros. Access options via the scroll bar or 'More' button.
• Macro Recording: Record keystrokes, clicks, and mouse movements. Options include Start Delay, Shortcut Key, Delay Settings, and Mouse Movement Tracking. [macro-recording-interface-description].
• Insert Menu: Add delays, key presses, macro groups, launch applications, type text, or loop commands.
• Key Assignment: Associate macros to device keys/buttons.

Settings Tab

Configure application settings. [settings-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Settings tab in Razer Synapse, showing general, launch, recommendations, and notification options.]

• Synapse: General application settings like auto-start, minimize to tray, reset tutorials, profile migration, recommendations, device lighting control, and notifications.
• Language: Change the display language of Razer Synapse. [language-selection-dropdown-description].
• About: Displays software version, copyright, and links to terms of use and Razer social communities. [about-section-description].

Feedback Tab

Provide feedback, suggestions, and report issues to help improve Razer Synapse. Earn rewards for reporting bugs. [feedback-tab-screenshot-description: A screenshot of the Feedback tab in Razer Synapse, showing fields for type, email, subject, and feedback.]

Safety and Maintenance

Safety Instructions

• For optimal safety, follow the provided guidelines.
• If experiencing difficulties, disconnect the device and contact Razer support or visit support.razer.com.
• Do not disassemble the device (voids warranty) or attempt to operate with abnormal power.
• Keep away from liquids and humidity. Operate between 0°C (32°F) and 40°C (104°F). If temperatures exceed limits, power off/unplug to stabilize.
• Avoid direct laser exposure to eyes. The laser is not visible to the naked eye and has an Always-On mode.

Comfort

Prolonged repetitive movements, incorrect posture, and bad habits can lead to physical discomfort and injury. Follow these instructions for maximum comfort:

• Position your keyboard and screen directly in front of you, with the mouse to the side.
• Keep elbows at your sides, not too far out, and your keyboard within reach.
• Adjust chair and desk height so the keyboard and mouse are at or below elbow level.
• Keep feet supported, upright, and shoulders relaxed.
• Relax your wrist during gameplay, keeping it straight. Avoid prolonged bending, extending, or twisting.
• Do not rest wrists on hard surfaces for extended periods. Use a wrist rest.
• Customize keyboard keys to suit your playstyle to reduce repetitive or uncomfortable movements.
• Avoid sitting in the same position all day. Stand up, move away from your desk, and stretch your arms, shoulders, neck, and legs.
• If experiencing physical discomfort (pain, numbness, tingling in hands, wrists, elbows, neck, or back), consult a medical professional immediately.

Maintenance and Care

The Razer Cobra Hyperspeed requires minimal maintenance. Once a month, disconnect the device and clean it with a soft cloth or cotton swab to prevent dirt buildup. Do not use soap or harsh cleaning products.

For optimal movement and control, Razer strongly recommends a premium Razer mousepad. Certain surfaces may wear down the mouse feet, requiring eventual replacement. The Razer Cobra Hyperspeed is optimized for Razer mousepads, with the sensor tested for superior tracking on them.

Legal Information

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