DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) White

The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is hands down my absolute favourite mouse, and honestly the only variant I'll ever buy again nothing else feels quite right in my hand. Yeah, Razer's long-term durability can be a bit hit and miss (I've had switches go dodgy after a couple of years on previous ones), but the usability is just superior: the shape is perfect for my palm/claw grip, it's ridiculously light at 63g, the clicks are crisp and responsive, tracking is spot on with the Focus Pro sensor, and the wireless performance is flawless with zero lag. I've tried loads of others, but I always end up coming back to this one it's worth the premium for how bloody comfortable and precise it is day in, day out.

Only had this mouse for a week but so far feels good and has long battery life. Coming from someone who's been gaming on pc for 6 years now this mouse feels really nice good coating and precise mouse movements when playing fps games like, cod, valorant, overwatch. very light and clean. It costs a decent amount but its worth it unless u get it on sale. ill update this review if I have any problems as I've only had it a week.

I've used Razer mice since my first Copperhead around 2006 I think it was. Never had a bad one, and I currently have a wired Deathadder which I love. This is no exception, a fantastic mouse which feels a little cheap in the hand for the cost, but using it is smooth, accurate, it's light, in short.. It's fantastic. Except.... It kills the wifi connection to my laptop in a few hotels I stay in regularly. Completely unable to use the internet. Strangely, hotspotting to my phone was fine, so I know the issue is probably just a channel on wifi that needs to be changed, and if it was at home, that's what I'd do, however, when traveling I cannot change the router settings... So... 1 star and back to amazon it goes. Shame, as otherwise it's magic.

As the title says - it's light - it's right-handed and ergonomically shaped - it's very responsive both on cable and with a supplied dongle - great PTFE feets - scrolling wheel is OK, rubbery but not the best and not weighted - two side buttons and the main ones are clicky and very responsive. No universally disliked hollowness on click. - rubber advesive stickers (four - left/right buttons, both body sides) are very grippy. [ ! ] You won't be able to update firmware and set CPI on macOS, as Synapse won't work. Use Windows VM (for firmware) or another PC (for Synapse) to set up.

Never doubted DeathAdder

Very good I have quite big hands for my height and I am 6 foot 7 and this mouse is not huge but it does the job and is a good mix between decent size and weight + speed whilst gaming.

mouse shape is nice, comfortable, very responsive and stuff yea yea but after like 6 months the scroll wheel starts to act weird, so scrolling down sometimes scrolls up and scrolling up sometimes scrolls down, its a common thing with all razer mice. battery life is ok, lasts a couple of weeks without needing a charge but doesnt compare to other mice which can last months you do need the hyperpolling dongle (sold seperate) for 8k hz, but in my experience it disconnects very often which is quite annoying, and requires me to unplug and replug the dongle. however, the stock dongle which only goes to 1k hz never gave me any problems its nice and light only has the 2 side buttons and dpi button on the bottom (function can be changed in software) apart from scroll wheel issues, its been completely fine in terms of durability so if you tend to use scroll wheel a lot, for example switching between items in games, then you shouldnt go for a razer mouse because every single razer mouse ive had has ended up with this problem overall a good mouse i guess but in my opinion not worth the price, only bought this because i got a good discout and managed to get it for £40

Works great and have been using it for a good 3 months now. I switched from a Viper Ult and Logitech GPW SL prior to this. Little on the expensive side but that's Razer tax for you but generally everything is up in price these days :( Playing mostly FPS like Overwatch/COD/BF ect Pros - The shape is better than previous mice, GPW/GPW Super Light/Viper Ult - Tracking is good and the software allows for finer adjustments to the DPI, I like that I can have a different DPI for both Horizontal and Vertical - Battery life good Cons - Cost of the Hyperpolling Dongle - should just be included - No charging dock like the viper - Price I have this hooked up via the Hyperpolling wireless dongle and have a profile to switch to 4000hz when I jump into game. Performance is much the same between the standard dongle and the hyperpolling No complaints so far, solid by if a little pricy

El mouse vino usado, no traía el protector abajo y venia con el telón usado

Lekker licht en ligt super in de hand

This is the best gaming mouse I've ever owned. The mouse easily justifies the price ( although I bought it on sale for 85euros). It's very light and smooth, the grip is comfortable and doesnt' hurt my hands after long sessions of use. I take it with me to the library as it has a huge battery life, I only need to charge it from week to week, with the charging process being very very quick.

The product is very good, but the prices of Razer are very exaggerated, we demand to reduce prices

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