You can tell there’s a problem when you start yanking on your mouse because you aren’t getting enough wire when you sit down at your desk and wonder how your cables get tangled. Something that allows for movement while keeping it straight and anchored to one place is required. The Razer Gaming Mouse Bungee V2 is what we use for that. It remains to be seen if it ranks among the best gaming accessories.

In some ways, the Razer Gaming Mouse Bungee V2 resembles a fishing line. The wire travels up the peak and down the spine. With just a little mouse movement, the end piece flops back and forth, giving you the necessary slack at one end without tangling your cables at the other. This also aids in giving you a soft barrier that marks the end of your mousepad. That was the aim, at least. It would frequently pull on the mouse too hard without the proper setup. Increase the mouse’s sensitivity if you’re having trouble staying on your mousepad. The Razer Gaming Mouse Bungee V2 looks cool, at least. It has the same recognizable “gamer” appearance that gear like the Turtle Beach Stealth 600 represents. The Razer Mouse Bungee V2 utilizes every aspect of its design when in use. With the assistance of a rust-resistant spring arm weighted base for stability and non-slip feet, the rubber arm holds the mouse cord in place. The secret is to leave just enough slack to prevent cord drag. Undoubtedly, a wireless mouse won’t benefit from it. The rest of it is surprisingly well constructed.

It seems like a very specialized item, the Razer Gaming Mouse Bungee V2. It has only one function, which not many people may find useful. It’s not like the Redragon K585 DITI or the J S Vision Blue Light Shield Gaming Glasses, which are both designed to reduce blue light while the former is also built for gaming. Both of those products cater to a larger market. There aren’t even any USB ports on it. But let’s assume that, given your knowledge of their effectiveness, you do desire one of these. Maybe you’re looking for the best mouse bungees available. It costs $20, which is less than half what the BenQ Zowie Camade would cost, so yes, it would be worthwhile.

All in all, The Razer Gaming Mouse Bungee V2 is an odd animal. A niche within a niche is what it serves as. When it’s configured properly, that is; otherwise, getting pulled back is inescapable. When it works, the non-slip feet will keep the anchor in place and provide you with a soft barrier. You won’t ever need to be concerned about cable management again. That at least has some merit.