 So today I'll be doing a quick unboxing of one of Razer's newest mice. This is the Razer Imperator. And unlike their other new mouse, this is an ergonomically designed, that is if you're right-handed, mouse for gaming. Okay, so let's start with the important key specs. First of all, it is powered by their 3.5G laser sensor, and it is a 5600 DPI mouse. So let's get this open right away. Ooh, it has a contoured thumb grip. Excellent. Okay, so how they are pitching this mouse is it is control, comfort, and customized. It is not a mere mouse, it is an extension of your hands. It delivers comfort and better fit for gaming. Take on foes and fatigue alike, blah blah blah blah. Basically, I personally never really liked Razer's ambidextrous mice for their ergonomics. I mean, they performed great, and a lot of people do like the ergonomics, but I prefer more of a palm grip mouse. And that seems to be what they're going for here with the Imperator. So let's start to get this box open here, and I do have a knife on me so I can just cut the seal. There we go, just like that. So that seems to be what they're going for is to target that audience that wants more of a contoured ergonomic mouse. So actually, let's have a quick look and see if I'm missing anything here. So we've got adjustable side buttons. Oh, that's cool, actually. That's one of the things that they've customized about this mouse. I'll show you more about that in a minute. Ultra-large non-slip buttons, 7-foot lightweight braided fiber cable, and a gold-plated USB connector. And on the fly, sensitivity adjustment, Teflon feed, and... Okay, that's good for that. All right, let's have a look at the accessory package that Razer's included. I mean, they're great at packaging product. Look at that. That looks terrific. Let's take off their, um... Okay, the little package at the back here. Get this opened up and find out what they've included. Normally, Razer includes a few key things, like a product catalog, user manual. All right, so let's see how many of their usual things they have included today. So you've got your certificate of authenticity. This is a real Razer product, also in French. Very cool. All right, you've got a quick start guide. This basically shows you how to plug your mouse into a PC. Thank you, Razer. It also shows you how to adjust the side buttons, which we will show you in a minute. I'm gonna leave that open in case I need to cheat while I'm showing you guys how to do it. Then we have a master guide, and this is in about 300 different languages as far as I can... Oh, no, it's not even. How many? Oh, no, it's got like five different languages in it, including Greek. All right, then we've got a sticker. Okay, Razer stickers. We have a little card telling you how great this mouse is. Thank you for buying it. Then we have a product catalog, which shows you a bunch of the other Razer gaming peripherals that you can buy. And then we have... Oh, I haven't seen this one before. Okay, one, punch out. Oh, sweet. Okay. Two... There we go. Punch out. Okay, we're following the instructions. Two, rest your drink. So if I had a drink, I would put it here. And then three, go forth and kick ass. So this is a coaster. Thank you, Razer, for including this Razer coaster with my new Razer product. Awesome. Okay, so let's get to the mouse itself. So we take off the... Oh, this is sealed. Just a moment, pulling out the little knife to stab someone in... Cod Modern Warfare 2, which I don't actually play. I'm just kind of faking it because I have nothing else to talk about while I open this package. Okay. Here we go. So this is the Impirator. So let's start with a quick side long look at it while I rest my hand on it and kind of show you how the ergonomics of the mouse work. This is actually very nice feeling, and it's definitely a comfortable palm grip overall on the mouse. It contacts my hand at every possible place. And this is really cool. So I'm going to... Oh, neat. Okay. So here is how the adjustable side buttons work. That seems to be one of the killer features of this mouse. There's a little slider on the bottom of the mouse where you can rock these side back and forth buttons. Or actually, I use these for voice communication. You can rock them back and forth so that they fit in the place that is most comfortable for your fingers. So I would obviously not keep them here because I can hardly reach this one. I actually prefer them more towards the back. That's really neat. Okay. So here you can change your profile. So you can save different profiles on the mouse for your DPI as well as your button mappings. So you can cycle between them here. That's really neat as well. Up here, these are probably going to toggle DPI settings, but I'm just sort of guessing right now. I'm terribly sorry about that. Up here are your oversized buttons. So they're actually advertising this as very, very large rubberized buttons. Actually, the whole mouse has like a rubberized grippy thing going on that I really like. And then this part is more slippery, but that's okay. And then over on the other side, you will find not a great deal. And there we go. So here's a quick sort of overview. Look at the mouse. There it is. And then, oh yeah, last thing, last but not least, you've got your braided cable. So we just did an unboxing of the Abyssus, which I was not impressed to find just a normal plastic sheathed cable. But this one has a very nice non-tangled braided cable as well as a gold connector. So thank you for checking out my unboxing and quick product overview of the Razer Impurator mouse.