Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works like a champ, You can adjust the DPI, and the lighting. Razer is a great company. Get it, especially on sale.

Overall great DPI and grip as it feels good in the hand. It is not too heavy or light and clicks feel good when using.

Surprisingly comfortable. Not bulky. Best bang for your buck. Fits like a glove. Responds and reacts quickly.

I purchased three of these for my kids. They love them. Very responsive and durable. I recommend this.

Wish it would have been wireless, but nevertheless it works like a charm. Quick reaction time and very accurate.

This the first time I have used a gaming mouse. I do like the feel of the mouse and it comes with a nice long cord. I am still getting use to it, but so far I am glad I got this one. The mouse was on sale for an excellent price. I thought about a cordless mouse, but the price was over double so I thought that I would give this mouse a try first. I am glad I did. I wasn't sure about the cord getting in the way, but I have not had any trouble with it.

Easy to set up, good ergonomics, and good responsiveness. Two thumbs up -

I had an Alienware gaming mouse to match my Alienware keyboard and PC but the side buttons were in a place that I kept accidently contacting during use. This Razor mouse is exceptional in performance, blends in well with the Alienware lighting effects and the buttons are properly placed. For a gaming mouse, I highly recommend this Razor DeathAdder Elite.. Setup is easy and the software allows finetuning and color lighting adjustments to suit. Great value. Feels substantial and well made.

I am not a PC gamer, but I use this mouse along with Razer Blackwidow keyboard for my work. Since my job involves lot of typing, I prefer to enjoy it at it. So I go the mechanical route to get the feel of it. This mouse provides me excellent experience. There are buttons to change the DPI. But the other buttons need software to be running to remember their configurations (which is not available in MacOS & Ubuntu) One more issue is with the light itself. You cannot turn it off without software running. I use KVM switch to move across OS'es which confuses the mouse. I am knocking off one star because there is no onboard memory to remember configurations.

I like it, but it reminded me that we competitive gamers have to take mouse size and shape and our grip style into very serious consideration before purchase. I'm 5'8" with average sized hands and the mouse is too large for me to be totally accurate and optimally comfortable. I bought a Zowie FK1 and it's much more manageable and comfortable to me, though in retrospect perhaps I should have gotten the smaller FK2. Personal experience aside, it has a quality build, feels nice, grips well, and the sensor is the best in the market at the moment, as it is a Razer-modified version of the nearly flawless PMW3366. The only flaw that could possibly affect some is that, in order to modify DPI and other settings, you have to be connected to the internet and have the software program open. Do some research and be sure you'll have some wiggle room if you use a claw grip like me, otherwise you as well may prefer a smaller mouse.

This is really the BEST mouse for clawgamer. It has large button on the size for easy use. Been using it for year. Razer make really great mouse but the only downside of their product is they tend to wear off every year.

I had this few months. I love it. With 160000 dpi so good for gaming. Comfort design. Really enjoy !

I've used this mouse for a month now, and I think this might be a better mouse for others. It's pretty large, so while I kind of like how it feels in my hand, but I think it feels heavy. The positioning of the mouse buttons 4 and 5 is to me the biggest drawback, because I feel they're too far up the side. It makes it hard to press button 5, which is utilized quite a bit in games like Doom and Modern Warfare. Also, I notice my hand tends to get pretty warm holding it. There's been nothing wrong with the responsiveness of it, so I will give it that. This might be a good mouse for you, if you have pretty long digits, but I am probably going to be in the market for a new mouse here soon.

Many features for a great price. Still working almost 2 years later.

Great gaming mouse At a very reasonable price. My teenager says it worse great and it’s pretty durable

This mouse is for every type of user. It's fast, light, stylist, ergonomic, and responsive.

It’s so smooth and nice, plus the price was a steal would recommend if in need of a great mouse.

Got it for the ergonomics and over all high quality DPI performance

Mouse works just fine and looks pretty cool changing colors. Comfortable to game for hours with.

The mouse is not bad, let me say that first. There are a few pros and cons, but there shouldn’t be a problem for some of you due to preferences. Pros and cons include: Pros: -Mouse has a good design. Nothing is wrong or bad about it. -Nice packaging. It did shock me at first how well they thought through the unboxing -Really good tracking. -Software is amazing and can do anything to the mouse you can imagine Cons: -Hard to get used too. It’s an ergonomic mouse, but still feels a bit “gamer” like. Took me 1 day to get used to using it after switching from the G403 (another great option for a mouse) -There’s a break-in process that includes the mouse feet. It feel scratchy at first and attaches up your mousepad if it is hard. -PREFERENCE!!! I don’t like how the back of the mouse is pushed up more than usual but I am getting used to it. I also don’t like the weight distribution. It feels awkward and back-heavy, but it’s alright. Not a turn off but just enough to make me a bit uncomfortable. Overall: 8/10 There are many great features of this mouse and a great price. I snagged this for 15 bucks and it’s well worth it! Get this mouse and try it yourself. You can always return it if you don’t like it, so why not?