


The Mamba download page contains link's to the latest firmware, drivers and a master guide for the mouse. Finding the correct drivers wasn't difficult, however Razer could have brought the drivers for their flagship mouse to the top of the page, instead of mixed among their lower end products. In it's place was a small piece of card called "Driver download" with a link to Razer's support website cunningly named. Razer decided not to include a driver disc with the Mamba.
