Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mouse has held up all that time until now when I've been noticing my left click is registering 2 clicks when I'm only clicking once. Not really a game changing defect, I'll manage for now but my cousin has told me about Razer mouses and their reputation for falling apart since he had one and it too fell apart within a few months. Although I probably have exceeded the switch life, and that is probably the reason my left click is giving out (even though I'm a moba player and I would expect my right click to give out before anything else). I'll probably be returning back to Logitech with their new G302 being released. Not to take anything away from the mouse, I love it. It feels great in the hand, comfortable to use for long periods of time, overall weight is pretty light considering I don't like weighted mice. The switches were probably my favorite part but can't expect something so great to last now can we? The switches are also very light and easy to press and that's why I was drawn to the mouse but after a few short months, they're starting to go bad.

Mouse feels great in my hand, and has the buttons I need. However my unit appears to be one of the defective ones- in the middle of playing, starts random spins. Going to have to RMA. BUT the biggest flaw is Razer's settings software, which ONLY functions when connected to the internet and signed in!! What the...!!! That's incredibly annoying when that's the ONLY option. The idea is that you can grab your settings on the fly on whatever machine you are using, but you're screwed if you want to play offline, or, let's say, on a closed LAN. They need to let you access a local version of the software, and let the owner *choose* to sign in, if they wish. On that basis alone, I'd never buy Razer again.

Overall I really like this mouse. The ultra high response time and customization is awesome! For some reason it won't let my computer boot up while it is plugged into it. I have come across one game so far that won't let me assign the buttons to the key bindings.

I tried to like this mouse. It is easy to grip and has decent sensor inside. However, theres problem with double clicking issues with both sides and it is getting annoying. seems to be this is common problem with Razer mouse.

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.

Software worked flawlessly and sync'd to my Black Widow Chroma keyboard without any issues. Fits ok in my hand but not much grip on the right side due to the slope so moving the mouse left for me requires a slightly different and position. If you click quickly/lightly the mouse has a tendency to double click often which i thought razer would have fixed in their mice but it's still there. Overall decent mouse with a small quirk but due to that i'm not sure if i'll get a different brand mouse within the next year.

I have had to replace this product several times. The most intense clicking game I play is probably Diablo so I wouldn't say I'm hard on mice. However, it seems the right or left click will eventually start to become unreliable. This is my favorite mouse design wise but the quality control is where I believe it suffers. I would easily use something else if I could find something as comfortable for me.

For gaming this mouse lacks skates big enough for constant smooth gliding on the mouse pad. Much prefer my Zowie over this mouse just because this only has two very small skates on the top and 1 smallish skate for where it is at the back. Where my Zowie ec2 evo has two large skates that cover way more surface area then the 3 small skates on the Razor. Serious fps gamers should stay away.

I loved the feel of using the mouse tracking felt great. I play a lot of CS:GO and this mouse seemed very precise and I would have kept it if not for one issue I had with it. My hand cramped very bad when playing with this mouse. I use a hybrid palm/claw grip and after an hour or so of playing with it my hand would hurt. If it was not for that I would have kept it.

Mouse is preference but I don't like the feel on the deathadder. I like playing FPS games and found the g502 to be much more comfortable to hold and use. Longevity of razer products are also a question.

I game 40 hours a week at least. Tried this for a couple days, there is no way to grip the click and your fingers will slide the faster you attempt to click. Love my logitech apex. More money does not mean better.

There are better alternatives out there with some extra buttons for gaming. The only interesting thing about this mouse is the changing color.

My son couldn't use it on our computer. We don't have the latest edition of windows so we had to return this product.

Worked fine for a year. Though left click stop working and later the mouse stopped working almost by the end of second year.

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.

The battery does not last more than 5 hrs. The side buttons are easy to accidently hit. The cord is long enough to keep it connected.

The DeathAdder Chroma is a great mouse, with one of the best sensors on the market (Avago 3989). The issue is the poor build quality, which leads to the side grips falling off in a short amount of times, and also the Mouse 1 has a double-click issue, which even with a firmware update, it still persists. It's a 50/50 chance you get a DeathAdder Chroma without issues, so if you like the DeathAdder shape, it might be worth the gamble.

I love the mouse, great control during lengthy gaming sessions and such. However, this mouse dies after a year or two of use. I'm on my fourth one now actually. The buttons stop working or double click and it needs to be replaced. I believe that is has to do with poor workmanship on Razr products. If you're ok with replacing every year or two, it's a good mouse.

This mouse did not last as long as any of my mice. Maybe the x was a little rough with it or something but she was pretty rough on everything and the other mice made it out ok.

This mouse is the same as any gaming mouse, if you play games like cs go I would recommend just a simple $40 mouse since you will most likely play on a low sensitivity and dpi!