Razer DeathAdder v2 Mini Gaming Mouse: 8500K DPI Optical Sensor - 62g Lightweight Design - Chroma RGB Lighting - 6 Programmable Buttons - Anti-Slip Grip Tape Included - Classic Black

This is a relatively small mouse which makes it great for taking on the go or for people who have smaller hand sizes. My niece and nephew really love having this mouse when they play mind craft on their laptop. In terms of use, the mouse is nice that is relatively strong sensitivity, comfort, and feels awesome. It does take some getting used to if you are used to a bigger mouse. It is also fairly cheap in price for a razor brand mouse but their quality and performance is pretty good on this mouse. It is a comfortable mouse and the packaging on these is a lot better. At least the mouse is not coming all smooshed. With this mouse, a majority of the controls are directly on the mouse so you are able to change the sensitivity or PSI on it without needing to go through the software which is nice. The color on the other hand actually needs the the application in order to be changed. The mouse feels great and it is pretty form fitting to someone with smaller hands. For me, it is comfortable to use. The mouse glides pretty well across the mat that I have. I have tried it on other surfaces and other than glass it works pretty well on those surfaces as well. I would recommend getting a mouse pad for this mouse to make it smoother when you move across. There are a few programmable buttons and the RGB is illuminates the symbol. I usually just stick with green to be honest as it is the razor default color and works well with my keyboard. The RGB lights are not too bright where you would be blinded by your own mouse. It is a nice feature to change the color but I use the application to program the buttons more. The mouse material is pretty nice making it slip resistant. I would recommend if you are going to clean this mouse just use water/mild soap. If you use alcohol you may damage the material. The sensitivity can be adjusted by the center button or by the application. The application does not come with the device and you will need to download the driver for that on their website if you want to create you own settings. It is pretty simple application which is nice. There are also controls for you to scroll through websites, toggle back and forth, and again adjust the PSI. This device does make gaming a bit more fun with the extra buttons that literally at your finger tips. It makes my healing easier on world of warcraft and final fantasy XIV with my laptop I take on the go. It also works great for games like dota and heroes of the storm as well. It also makes my first person shooting easier to change weapons and punch my opponent if that is applicable. Overall I think this mouse is great with a cool looking design. It is easy to use and smooth movements. The only thing I will say is that it is smaller than your average razer mouse but it provides the same performance.

I'm a female gamer who tends to play high-reflex FPS and RPG/MMO. I was seeking a responsive, comfortable gaming mouse and tried Razer's Viper Mini, as well as Logitech G203 (wired only to avoid latency issues). Like Goldilocks and the 3 Bears, the Logitech felt too "fat" for my grip because the latter half of the mouse body is rounded. The Viper Mini was good, and has the "pinched waist" of this Deathadder Mini, which felt better in my hand. However, there's something about the way the mouse keys divot and let my fingers fall comfortably flat on this Deathadder that suits my hand slightly better than the Viper Mini (with the Viper, my fingers tend to need to do the claw grip, which can lead to cramps or soreness faster).The body is light, and while my index and middle finger are resting and ready for clicking, I find that my thumb easily reaches the 2 side buttons. The outer design of the Deathadder Mini coaxes my ring finger and pinkie to rest on the side, rather than drag on my mousepad, which seems to give my gameplay more nimbleness. With the added grip tape, this mouse feels solid in my hands.The mouse wheel is satisfyingly "solid" -- you don't need to work hard, but you definitely know when it's moved a notch. Which is super crucial for fine movements, quick selections between your weapons, etc.Overall, I'm excited to use this mouse daily!

This is the best general use corded mouse that I've ever used with my desktop PC. It fits my right hand perfectly and, once I added the anti-slip pads that were included, it's very easy and accurate to move the pointer. I especially like the positive click buttons and the very slick pads on the bottom. I'm not a gamer, so the minimal number of buttons was a plus for me, but I like that they are programmable. I'm also not really into bling, but the color changing logo is pretty cool.If, like me, you're looking to get away from bluetooth mouse issues, this corded mouse is a top notch plug and play replacement that I higly recommend. As a bonus, it's well made and very inexpensive.

Overall, this mouse is for a fingertip grip. However it is quite small. compared to my daily driver for the past year (g402), this mouse is extremely tiny. I have small hands and the mouse is a massive improvement at a great price. Amazing sensor, great clicks, and a good cable. Its not very ergonomic due to how small it is, but is still very comfortable. A better mouse imo would be the Razer Viper Mini. This mouse is still a very good one to get for right handed gamers who want to put something new into the lineup, or everyday users who want a cool looking mouse. (this mouse looks better than the Viper Mini IMO)Now for the quality. Build quality is very impressive, no flex and bend on the sides and top, a little bit near the sensor but that is to be expected for a lightweight mouse. Cable is great, doesn't drag on anything. (no drag on mousepad, metal monitor base, or my desk. this is an improvement from my g402) obviously I hope razer makes a wireless version, and a good mod or feature to add would be changing the cable for a detachable usb-c one. But this cable works amazing as is. No input delay, and the sensor is very responsive. the software can be a bit buggy, just make sure you're on the correct version and you will be fine.Things to take into consideration, if you are gonna be using this as a daily driver for serious competitive gaming, don't. So many better options. (endgame gear xm1r, logitech g pro wireless, logitevh g305 shroud edition, deathadder ultimate.) This mouse is really much better for casual gaming or collecting. I still love it and use it daily, but for most people it will simply be too small. So try and catch it on sale.and if you buy it enjoy your mouse!