Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, 64g, 90 Hr Battery, White

Just to start right off the bat. I have large hands and this mouse is for large hands. Large hands meaning big width and long fingers. For example the Logitech g pro wireless I consider 'small' for myself. Take that into account.Razer is on absolute fire recently with their gaming mice department. I do not know if they got some type of freedom from their old product manager or got their own factory - who knows. All we know is they have been taking feedback and releasing exactly what the community is asking for and the products are FIRE.The Razer Deathadder v3 pro talks for itself, the biggest

5 Day Update: I have played HARD with this mouse, Worked all day on this mouse, and my pain is FADING! I'm talking, I was literally going to consider surgery in 2 months, to now just needing to stretch my hand and take a break every now and then. This mouse costs basically save me from paying medical bills. I'm just baffled how a small and simple design can go from agony, tingling, burning in my hands to just playing carefree. Still more time to tell, but at this point after 5 straight days? I would have taken a 2 week break. Insanely awesome job by Razer. You have saved my favorite hobby!They

As a gamer, I've owned and used many different computer mice. I usually look through some of the best mice money can buy, then compare them with less expensive or no-name brands and see what the differences are. Most of the time, it's just marketing jargons that pollutes the ad, making things seem better than they are.After some pretty extensive research, I purchased this Razer V3 Deathadder Pro and the Logitech G Pro Superlight gaming mouse - both of which stands at the very top of the food chain for gaming mice and are about the same price. Both of these mice are used by professional gamers

I’ve gone through a lot of gaming mice over the years, and the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is easily the best one I’ve ever used. If you’ve got larger hands, you know the struggle of finding something that doesn't feel like a toy and this one is ergonomic perfection. It fits my hand so naturally that I can play for hours without any cramping.The performance is just on another level. It’s incredibly responsive, and combined with how light it is, my aim feels snappier and more precise than ever. Plus, the battery life is actually impressive; I’m not constantly worrying about plugging it in mid-sessi

I just got the mouse today, but it looks like I'm one of the few people dumb enough to spend $150 on it, so I thought I'd give my impressions so far. When my opinions inevitably change, I will update the review. Edit: So far, I continue to really like the mouse. No new issues and it has replaced the Model D as my primary mouse.First, $150 is too much. You know it and I know it, but we buy it anyway, so they keep doing it. It is double the price of a Glorious Model D Wireless and it is not double the mouse. BUT let's move on to actually talking about the mouse.It's not the same shape as the old

For starters, I work from home and this mouse is my daily driver. Generally, it's great, especially if you have large hands. It's comfortable to use all day. It's responsive, light, tracks well, and I can't really describe the buttons on it any other way than crisp.Why the one star review then? Razer's quality control, and customer support are absolutely atrocious. About two weeks ago, my mouse started experiencing a mouse wheel issue that appears to be a fairly common. The wheel isn't registering all of the "clicks" when I turn it, leading to very inconsistent scrolling, scrolling up when I'm

The battery life in this mouse is actually crazy. When I got it yesterday, it was at around 8 percent. I played for about 3 hours and checked; it was at 3 percent. I then easily just plugged it in with the USB c cable it came with and it charged while I played. After about 1 hour of playing, I checked it again and it was at 54 percent.The material quality is amazing. It feels a bit chalky but it's great for grip. Although the mouse came with grip tape inside of the box, the normal material is fine. It grips my fingers well and for the Minecraft nerds is probably good for drag clicking. I tried

Note, I bought this used. It cost less than $80, so I won't go into the value for the money at all with this review. That said, I got a perfect example for that cost.This mouse has been on my radar for a while. When I saw I could get it cheap, I had to pick it up. The feel in hand is fantastic for an ergo mouse. I prefer smaller mice, and I fingertip grip with my wrist anchored on my mousepad. With that grip, it makes contact with the pad right under my knuckles, which is where I like my mouse to give support. There's plenty of support for my ring and pinky finger as well, so they don't have t