Razer DeathAdder Chroma - Multi-Color Ergonomic Gaming Mouse - 10,000 DPI Sensor - Comfortable Grip - World's Most Popular Gaming Mouse

Don't wait to buy this mouse.I'm an avid Battlefield 3/4, DoTA2 and Starcraft 2 player.... if you know what those games are, you know that means I play competitively. Having a competitive edge, even a small one, makes a big difference. I'm ecstatic to say that I feel the DeathAdder has given me a big one.My basic PC setup is as good as it gets, but I've been using a default basic mouse and mousepad for the longest time. I heard talk in the gaming community about Razer devices, so I decided to look into it. Seeing the 2,000+ high ratings on the DeathAdder sealed the deal for me, so I gave it a

I have become quite fond of Razer over the years, loving my Carcharias, Kraken, wireless Naga and now this DeathAdder and an Anansi keyboard for use at work. Something else to note is that I have started testing the waters of Amazon Warehouse deals, and while I had to return a really cruddy BlackWidow Chroma Mechanical Keyboard (disgustingly cruddy, sticky, destroyed finish, soda spill inside, etc.), my other 4 purchases have been fantastic - and saved me a mittload of cash. Something to consider. Just don't be afraid to swiftly return if you get a POS, like that BW keyboard.So, I got this key

Reviewing on Dec. 7, 2017Images attached are recent (after 19 months of continuous use)Long story short, I would definitely recommend this mouse to a friend. My original review of this mouse shortly after buying it was 3 stars because the software was giving me problems. After realizing it was an issue with my PC I changed the review to 4 stars. Now after 1 year and 7 months of continuous use with no issues, I feel obligated to give this mouse 5 stars and re-write my review.**Durability** Putting this first because it's the big reason I chose to give this 5 stars.I bought this mouse on May 18,

Buying a mouse is a very personal decision; it must fit your hand and be comfortable. The DeathAdder is larger than a normal mouse and encourages my hand to open up and spread out more. This was strange at first but after minimal use my hand began adapting to the upper curve and overall shape of this large mouse. If you've been crunching your hand into a ball-ish shape while clawing at a smaller mouse, this mouse will prevent such positioning. That said, I found clawing the DeathAdder is the only way to use it, allowing the hand to descend back a little bit, and up into the air, not directly o

Overall a fantastic mouse, period. I purchased this mouse to use as a daily driver, as well as for occasional FPS gaming (Battlefield 3 & 4, Battlefront, etc).Pros:-Ergonomics: The contour of the mouse has a slight angle toward the right side that allows you to grip the mouse at an angle (~25°, palm side facing left - for a righty orientation), for a more neutral hand position. The angled grip is more comfortable for a longer session. The grooves on the left/right buttons make for comfortable resting positions for your index and middle fingers. The side rubber grips are placed at the correct p

This mouse is amazing. Simply put, it does everything you could want in a mouse, but it does it well, and with style.I'm an avid gamer, and Razer loves to cater to gamers, so you'll find that they put a lot of thought behind their products. The DeathAdder Chroma is no exception. Along with the mouse comes the Razer Synapse program, which allows you to tweak the settings of your mouse. You can create macros, assign keybinds, change the colors of the scroll-wheel and the logo independently, and increase or decrease the sensitivity of your mouse. Even better, it allows you to save a profile with

I absolutely love it! I should note I bought this mostly for FPS games. I play a wide variety of games, but FPS is the only one I've ever felt the desire to play competitively. I used to game on the old school Microsoft Intellimouse 5-button optical mouse. It was perfect in every way I needed, and I really could never find a better mouse. It developed a double click error around 4 years ago, so I replaced it with a Cooler Master laser gaming mouse with something like 12 buttons. I never used more than 5, ever, and the laser tracking on that thing was clearly a downside to my gaming. It died ev

I know what you're thinking. It's Razer - makers of high-end gaming peripherals for years now. They're top notch! Just look at the reviews!Don't. Do. It.Oh, don't get me wrong. The mouse is fine. comfy, nice braided-fabric type cord, whatever you wanna call that. RGB LED on the logo and mouse wheel that cycle through colors. Neat. It even has mouse buttons! and they can click things! ... but that's what I'm here to talk about. See, the mouse buttons on the thumb (4 and 5), you would think they would act as mouse buttons 4 and 5. But they don't. I mean, they do but they don't. Let me tell you a