Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: 55g Lightweight - USB C Charging - Up to 100 Hr Battery - Advanced 26K Optical Sensor - Gen-3 Optical Switches - 8 Programmable Controls - Black

Incredible mouse. It’s absurdly light. To me it almost seems like a better version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro. It’s small for one which makes it more comfortable in my experience. The sensor is extremely precise. There is no delay or jumpiness. Optical switches ensure it will last a good while as well. The clicks feel solid but not overly heavy. The scroll wheel is tactile with distinct “bumps”. The gaming experience has been perfect, aim is on point and when it isn’t it’s not because of the mouse but skill issue.

First impression... it's stupid light and the lightest mouse I've owned. I love it's rechargeable/usable via USB-C, and I'm about to put the optical click sensors to the test. Every Logitech mouse I've owned has developed a double-click after a bit of usage. I'm hoping this one will fare better.It seems to perform well with the wireless adapter several meters from mouse and it has a boost adapter that I suppose further reduces latency. I played around with it but didn't notice anything significant to note.I briefly played around with the DPI settings but found in my preferred setting and haven

I've been a fan of the Razer DeathAdder since about 2013. My first mouse lasted 10 years until the wheel button stopped working reliably. After getting a newer version, I eventually decided to go wireless and ended with this. The main reason I chose this over some of the competitors, is the polling rate. For gaming applications, this pulling rate is actually important. I tried to go with a Logitech master MX but the polling rate was noticeably impacting performance. Don't get me wrong, that was a very nice mouse but not suitable for gaming.There is a subtle difference in both size and form fro

I bought the Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed mainly as a secondary mouse for playing CS2, and it has honestly exceeded my expectations in several ways.The weight is one of its biggest strengths. It feels extremely light, which makes fast flicks and long sessions much more comfortable. Even though I have larger-than-average hands, the size doesn’t feel uncomfortable at all. The shape is familiar and ergonomic, and I was able to adapt to it very quickly, which is important for competitive FPS games.Battery life is decent but not exceptional. With my usage, I can get up to about three weeks withou

This mouse is fantastic. Its light the clicks are crisp and the shape is great for different grip styles. The size is perfect for small, medium and large hands. It has great software and feels great when playing any FPS

I loved my old wired death adder but it was very aged and it was time for a replacement. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out polling rates, how important rgb was to me, and this one is a little smaller, so I wasn't sure how I would feel about it. After owning it and using it extensively now, I can say Its perfect for me. Tracking, battery life, ease of setup and use, dongle size, ergonomics are all perfect. If I had to pick one complaint it would be that the Razer app is total bloatware - it has a store interface you have to see that does nothing for me and it has a lot of background pr

The mouse initially was unable to charge and be connected via USB to the computer.Eventually within the first year of owning this mouse it couldn't be charged at all and just died completely.Dealing with Razer and their "RMA" system of warranty has been the single most frustrating technical/warranty experience I have ever dealt with. The Durability and Quality of this product was absolutely terrible and they work very hard to frustrate you and waste your time when you try and use their warranty system to replace their garbage product.Connectivity is terrible.

I’ve been mostly using wired logitech mice for 20 years but this thing is absolutely perfectI love the weight and form factor more than any other mouse I’ve triedbattery life is greateasy and convenient to useno wireless woeswould recommend a textured mat if you’re used to heavier miceI am somewhat worried the scroll wheel won’t last, razer is not exactly known for their quality and this mouse is no exception. but at $70 I would gladly buy this every two years if I had to unless a more reliable alternative comes out in this price range