Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'd bought a Razer keyboard, and decided I wanted a Razer mouse to manage everything under Synapse. I settled on this one to replace a Logitech G700, despite my doubt that it'd really stack up. Imagine my surprise, then, when I realized that I actually like the Deathadder better. Simply put, it's the most ergonomic gaming mouse I've used. Visually, it looks like it should be smaller, but it feels slightly longer and has less of an arch, which is perfect for my palm grip. The scroll wheel provides just enough resistance that you won't move it accidentally, but not so much that it's tiresome, either. It has just the right amount of curve, and my thumb naturally rests so that it can easily click the front thumb button with the tip of my thumb or the rear one with the joint, but neither button protrudes noticeably. There's textured rubber material on the bottoms of the edges for those times when you need to pick the mouse up. My only complaints, and neither are enough to warrant taking away any stars, are that the mouse is lighter than I was expecting (but something that I'm quickly adjusting to) and that the ability to customize the lighting is sort of wasted, because the Deathstalker keyboard doesn't come in a Chroma version. I have the Deathadder set to static green to match the keyboard.

I had purchased this mouse as a replacement for another aging mouse, I originally had the Diamondback 3G (early Razer). Comparing this to the Diamondback, this mouse offers better ergonomic and feels nice in your hand. The first thing I noticed is that the mouse is a lot lighter than the Diamondback. It doesn't concern me as much, I wish it had additional weights. The clicks and the scrolling is excellent and responsive, the macro button was one of the reason why I purchased the mouse. Using Razer's software (which is downloaded from their website), I was able to customize any keys I wanted and set them as macro from a click to opening a website or to control the sensitivity using "on-the-fly sensitivity wheel". One of the other neat feature is that this is the Chroma edition, it allows you to change the color of the mouse. You can set it a solid color, waving effect, flashing, breathing, and many more. The cable for the mouse is braided and black which gives the mouse a premium feel. At the end, I really enjoy using the mouse and I highly recommend it, I owned it for several months and I don't have any problems with it so far. PRO: -Macro Support -Chroma color - change the color to anything you want -Braided wire - feels premium and looks nicer than plain plastic -Ergonomic shape (for right-hand users), it feels really nice CON: - Feels really light - No middle-sides clicks (only can be pressed downward, can't press sideways) - Overrides windows setting for mouse when I have multiple mouse connected (can be configured - just difficult)

My previous mouse was a logitech G500 which I had for 6 years but started double clicking. The deathadder has a very different feel than the G500. It is a lot lighter and moves easier. It took a little to get used to the difference but I like the deathadder better now. I really like the color changing logo and mouse wheel as well.

Bought it for CS:go. It's perfect. Sensor is very accurate and ergonomic right handed shape is super comfortable for my medium sized hands. I wish it were maybe 12-15 grams lighter than it is at 105g. But not really a complaint still 25 grams lighter than my old Logitech mouse.

I got this mouse because I already have a deathadder but it was dieing, had it for 3-4 years. I got this new one because I have always disliked glossy finish, I love the matte, no finger prints. My only complaint is the mouse is a bit lighter than the original one but I got use to it.

I brought this thinking it was going to make a difference in my FPS gaming. It didn't. The mouse is way too light for my taste. I took it back and continued to use my Corsair M65.

I originally bought a DeathAdder in 2007 and used it heavily until I had to sell it during a move in 2014. I tried other mice since, but ultimately came full circle back to DeathAdder and glad I did.

Mouse was ok. It was way too heavy, sides were slippery. Not good for my play style. Lights were cool but, that's about it. Exchanged.

Solid mouse, the grippy rubber on the side for the thumb is nice. I have a little bit of a larger hand so it is a bit narrow for me and a bit too light but it is super smooth. The braided cable is super nice too.