Razer DeathAdder V3 Wired Gaming Mouse: 59g Ultra Lightweight - Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor - Fast Optical Switches Gen-3-8K Hz HyperPolling-6 Programmable Buttons -Ergonomic -Speedflex Cable- BlackECOLOGO

I had the problem that the mouse I bought was a bit annoying as it was too small for my hand, however, here it was the perfect size, the weight feels ideal, the 8kz felt excellent when I activated it when using it on a 360hz OLED monitor.

This Razer mouse is super responsive, comfortable to use, and feels like an upgrade I never knew I needed—can’t go back to anything else.

This mouse is hands down one of the best I've used for competitive gaming. It's super lightweight, but still feels solid and well-built. The tracking is incredibly precise, even on weird surfaces, and the shape fits perfectly in my hand for long sessions. Clicks are crisp, fast, and reliable with zero delay. I also love how smooth the cable is, it doesn’t drag at all. If you’re into FPS games or just want top-tier performance, this is 100% worth it.

I have several Razer mice, I really like them and the customization available with Synapse software. I had the v2 deathadder for a While good mouse, bought the Basilisk V3 which I love, it's a bit heavy, but love the thumb rest, the shape and the many button options. I have a Naga Pro which I like for the different button side plates as some games have lots of random keybinds that that mouse is great for looking at you Sea of Thieves.This Death Adder is nice, the weight is crazy light, I put on the pulsar grip tape custom for this mouse I can pick it up with my hand just in resting on it because of the grip tape and insane lightweight of the mouse. I have big hands the mouse feels great and the clicks and tracking are superb. The only drawback is that it needs like one more button function. It needs one behind the scroll wheel or even add the scroll wheel side to side clicks like the naga or basilisk and it would be perfect. For me almost every modern game has so many quick react buttons nowadays, the main 2 just aren't enough for me, you have to prioritize the only 2 buttons it has carefully.If you play games that like you only need 2 buttons like reload and grenade it's fantastic, or if you don't need the buttons at all that works too. The fit, form, weight, feel are top level, but for me gaming functionality is lacking from the removal of button options on the mouse. I ended up going back to my Basilisk because the games I'm playing now need way more than two buttons. The basilisk has 5 more button use options than the Death Adder. When you've got games that need reload, dodge, parry, grenade, stim, ability, swap weapon and so on, the Death Adder falls short. Razer please just add the side scroll click to this mouse, you easily add 2 buttons without changing anything form wise and would save this thing. So just know what you are getting when you buy this mouse.

I got this mouse as a gift for my boyfriend as an upgrade from his Deathadder, he has had the new one for about a year now and uses it daily. He initially liked the look of the new mouse and how it was still the matte black color. He liked the grip of the mouse and the way it fit in his hand. The mouse does not sound clicky which has saved my ears when he's playing games 😂. I will say he gets the occasional connection issue HOWEVER he has an older PC build that gets dusty very easily so with the good old fashioned blow on it and plug it back in, it works just fine. When I was looking into getting him a new mouse I didn't want to spend an arm and a leg so for the price it's definitely worth it.

When I first got it it was great. its not quite heavy enough for my liking but the ergonomics, sensor, and switch quality are great (i do wish the DPI button was in a more convenient place though). What's not great is whatever wiring issue this mouse has. Lifting the mouse or jerking it too fast causes it to disconnect and reconnect then disconnect again before finally connecting again. I googled around and it seems like a common issue with the wired model. This is the second mouse I have gone through in about a year due to faulty construction (last one was Steel Series) and as a result I genuinely don't know where else to turn for a quality gaming mouse that wont break in 2 months and doesn't cost $100+ because this mouse came highly recommended by several people on a mouse enthusiast subreddit.edit: i made the mistake of updating my firmware and now i have to look for a new mouse. the disconnect issue happens if i even consider moving the mouse a little with the latest firmware. im done- razer lost a customer. minus 2 stars for providing a firmware update that just makes the mouse even less usable.

I bought this Razer DeathAdder to replace my previous Razer Viper which finally wore out after years of abuse. I love the DeathAdder's straight-forward design, uncomplicated by a surfeit of buttons and unnecessary features. I was looking for a minimalist but high-quality, highly accurate mouse. (Sorry, but I'm not into gaming). This model is just pure Razer responsiveness and functionality using the latest hardware optical sensor and switch technology. It's a wired mouse that never needs new batteries or recharging. I like the absence of a glowing green logo on this model — it's a more serious look that is compatible with business settings. Compared with competing mice from Microsoft and LogiTech, the Razer mouse's design is more focused on functionality and durability, and a better value.Razer has optional driver software for gamers. I recommend keeping things simple: ignorethe optional driver and use WIndows' built-in mouse driver — it works great with this mouse.

Versatile mouse good for fps and pretty much anything. Worth every penny and doesn’t have annoying software like logitech