DeathAdder V3 - Ergonomic Esports Mouse (59 g Lightweight Design, Ergonomic Form, 30K Optical Sensor, Optical Mouse Switches Gen-3, 8000Hz HyperPolling Technology, Speedflex Cable) Black

Very comfortable mouse, highly recommend it. I have fairly big hands it's a perfect fit for me. I switched to the lightweight from a much heavier older version of the same mouse. It felt weird to start but I'm used to it now and wouldn't go back.

DeathAdder V3 - I much prefer wired vs wireless (having to charge everything sounds stupid to me, i get it if you want a sofa set up) I could of gotten latest version but they don't do wired version. I've lost this exact mouse once and re-brought it why? Because it doesn't break as in other mouses i've had randomly stop working on me and not once this mouse didn't play up for nearly 2 year usage. It's a gaming mouse and you have control the speed rate, it's fast and slick and don't feel heavy at all. Along with X-Raypad Aqua Control 2 mouse mat and plan on getting Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro it's brilliant mouse for gaming.

Second ergo shape i've tried after not liking the Pulsar X-Lite V2 Wireless and i think i've found the perfect mouse for me. The weight is spot on and perhaps even a couple grams lighter than the advertised weight which is never usually the case with mice which usually weigh more than the manufacturer tells you. The coating which is a very good one and definitely an upgrade over the coatings you'll find on older Razer mice, this mouse gets grippier the more sweaty your hands get. The main clicks / side buttons and scroll wheel are all well tensioned, sound good and don't require too much force to actuate. Lastly the sensor, top of the line optical sensor which goes up to 8K polling rate which is double that of the wireless version which just so happens to cost double this so no problems there. All in all, the value for money here is unbeatable. You will not get a mouse with these specs and build quality at this price from no other manufacturer. The only con some might say is the fact it's wired but to be honest having a wire has it's up sides such as not having the charge the mouse etc. Also you aren't getting 8K on any wireless mice not yet atleast, and even when they start making them they will have awful battery life. Anyways let me not waffle. I don't usually leave reviews but this mouse really impressed me. Now to sell my Endgame Gear XM2we!

For those that want a lightweight, high performance mouse and don’t mind it being wired. Good shape, slick, snag free cable, and accurate tracking. However, it died within a year. The sensor stopped working entirely, with no outward or obvious damage to the mouse. Both Razer and Amazon refused to take responsibility for a mouse still in warranty and kept batting me back to one another. At the time of writing, I have a dead mouse, an erroneously closed Razer support ticket, and no hope left for the either involved brand. Also, I don’t like the click quality, somehow too soft and too clicky. Lots of travel in the buttons I guess, with a LOUD switch to boot.

I've played FPS games since the mid-90s and used many, many, mice, often with lots of programmable buttons and flashy lights...all of which, after actually using them, made me wish that I simply had a mouse that was entirely focused on speed, accuracy, and low latency. I've been using this Razer Deathadder V3 for a couple of years now and it's the best mouse I have ever used. When I bought it, I was specifically looking for a mouse that was focused on it's performance in-game rather than flashy extras. In the flesh it looks like an old-style mouse that you might have used back in the office alongside an ancient CRT monitor and beige box PC. It's plain, zero lighting, and just 5 buttons. R, L, middle and 2 thumb buttons. It's also very light indeed, which massively reduces wrist stress in very sweaty deathmatch maps. Unfussy, but incredibly fast with a very simple switch on the base to swap res. Obviously it has software that you can use to tweak it etc if you're that way inclined...but I'm not. Overall, and at this price, it's the first mouse I've ever owned that I would consider buying a second simply as a backup - not because I expect it to fail, but more likely that I will wear it out. I'm currently building a new PC with a white colour scheme...pity the white version of this mouse is twice as expensive!

I bought this mouse to replace a faulty deathadder v3 wired. The mouse had a temperamental cable. Anyone into buying mice know that the first thing you do is give it the shake test, if you hear nothing the mouse is good. Both mouse I ordered had rattle inside but I'm keeping the second one as it is quieter and I cannot be bothered. The first copy also had very stiff buttons with a poppy M2 pressed near the middle. The good : shape is better than the regular dav3, coating is worse but still good. Buttons are the same with spacing between m4 and m5. The ergonomic shape makes it a good mouse for browsing the web or playing games. For faster intense games I prefer the Logitech GPX2 Superlight which costs more than this mouse but the quality is slightly better(even with its mushy horrible side buttons). Battery life is great. As a replacement for the wired I am satisfied but wish it didn't have any rattle. it's not worth ordering a third time as even if it came with no rattle the buttons might not be as good as on the copy I have.

Summary: good value, premium feelings, light weight I previously used a CoolerMaster MM710 which is slightly lighter (-5g) and smaller in size. If you have small or medium hands you won't be able to fingertip grip this Razer mouse. This Razer mouse has much better build quality than my MM710, there are no creaks when you pinch it on the sides. The 8K polling rate is not something I use, some people say it's a good improvement over 1K Hz but I can't really notice it too much playing CS2. The big downside is that when moving the mouse fast it uses up to 20% more of my CPU compared to 1K. The point where the cable attaches to the mouse is angle upwards so the cable won't drag. The cable is very light and flexible so is not a hindrance. The surface is a smooth matte coating which is neither good or bad. The feet are very smooth and thick enough to have plenty of life in. The button clicks are not very loud and the scroll wheel is smooth but well defined. It doesn't make an unpleasant sound. I would definitely recommend this mouse.

Good

Good and light

Im a fortnite player and this mouse make me do quad edits like its nothing. Just perfect.

Stor uppgradering från min gamla deathadder, väger typ hälften så mycket.

Melhor mouse que usei até hoje (não é exagero). Tem taxa de 8000 hz com um monitor de 240 hz você vê uma nítida diferença. O cabo é speed flex e você usa o mouse como se não tivesse cabo de tão leve. A versão sem fio dele é inferior e custa 2 a 3 vezes mais, não caia nesse golpe, além de pesar mais e ter menos perfis integrados, uma piada. Inclusive achei bem melhor que o G Pro X Superlight da Logitech.

Myszka super. Lekka, szybka, jednakże fakt, że przewód od samego użytkowania jest w stanie się uszkodzić, nie napawa optymizmem. Dodatkowo dopowiem, że Razer nie prowadzi serwisów czy napraw gwarancyjnych, takze polecam się rozejrzec za inną myszką, jeśli niezawodność i naprawa gwarancyjna to dla Ciebie podstawa