Customer Ratings & Reviews

DO NOT BUY. The mouse worked for about 6 months before crapping out. Sometimes happens, not a big deal, you have warranty for a reason, except razer support is now absolutely garbage. I submitted for a warranty claim, they asked me to pay MSRP to have the replacement shipped, and I would ship back the old one. They have collected payment, and now razer is not responding, and every time I call they just tell me please wait 48 hours for contact. Move to logitech or corsair, I've used razer for 15 years but this is terrible.

Fabulous mouse EXCEPT side mouse buttons started double-clicking after about 6 weeks, unreturnable

Too laggy everytime I use it sometimes it’s very delayed

The mouse was put in the spot where a cheaper one was . when I checked out it was $40.00 more than the credit I had from selling my old cell phone. I didnt feel like going through the hastle returning the mouse . I have a $14.00 logTech that works just as good

This is late to review now but I want to share my experience with this product. I thought it was just a typical mouse either wireless or Bluetooth but when I got home and opened it I found out that it wasnt just wireless and can be connected to with a wireless receiver USB. It was also both Bluetooth meaning it can connect to any device that used bluetooth AND it was also wired. So this mouse has bluetooth support, wireless support, and wired support and its quite a fancy mouse. I dont regret purchasing it and plan on buying if again as soon as I get the money ♡.

Was looking for mice for awhile saw this on sale and had great reviews and all but it's kind of too big and wide for me it felt fairly heavy also for some it might be good and for everyday use but didn't work for me

That was a mistake. Blue tooth wouldn't connect and there was a constant drive error that caused the mouse cursor to barely move after a 2 foot swipe! Returned!

This single mouse managed to crash my entire Gaming Laptop. Returning ASAP.

Cheap build quality, Razer needs to do better or I’ll continue to cry

Left side button broke within days of plugging it in

I'm writing this review after only having this mouse for a day. So far this mouse is very good. I've had issues in the past with some Razer mice having bad QC such as loosely tensioned scroll wheels and sticking mouse triggers. This mouse has Razer's most recent iteration on their optical mouse switches, and these are killer. Much more responsive and snappy compared to the older ones. The scroll wheel has a light tactile feeling but very satisfying. The shape of the mouse is also very nice. I don't have massive hands but they tend to consume smaller mice, but this feels great with the 88g weight. I use mainly claw grip on it but palm grip is also comfortable. It seems like I got a good copy so far, and I'll update my review if anything pops up. I would recommend this mouse and don't hesitate to get a replacement if yours has issues!

amazing, I've had it for almost 4 years and its still awesome.

This has been a dream come true as I have purchased three Deathadder variations in the past, the Deathadder Essential, and the Deathadder Elite. Having a wireless version of this mouse as well as more durable switches really helps me perform better in eSports games such as Apex Legends and Valorant. I will definitely recommend this mouse to any player who wants a cutting edge in gaming.

Beautiful mouse hands down this is the best shaped mouse Ive ever used, the skates make for a smoove effortless gliding experience also very light weight 10/10 for sure would recommend.

Razer's new trifecta of wireless gaming components (DeathAdder v2 Pro, Blackwidow v3 Pro, Blackshark v2 Pro) look awesome and hold a lot of promise, but they have some fatal flaws right now. These require Razer Synapse v3 to work, which is fine, but Synapse (or the device drivers) is super buggy. You have to download several updates, rebooting after each, just to get it to recognize these new devices. Once it does recognize them, it had a tendency to lose track of them, requiring you to unplug the device's dongle and plug it back in. In my experience this happens with the mouse and keyboard every time I turn on the computer, while it's only happened once with the headset. It will also often happen if the devices resume from low power mode. The truly fatal flaw, in my opinion, is that Razer requires you to use a separate 2.4Ghz dongle for *each* device, which just means they're all going to interfere with each other like crazy. This is especially evident with the mouse, where the interference causes terrible latency. You can run usb extension cables to separate the dongles from each other, but what's the point of that? I wanted *wireless* devices. Also, good luck if you want the dongles in the back of your computer (if it's made out of metal). All the metal back there is likely to cause even more interference. I had to plug all my dongles in the front. I may end up connecting all these via bluetooth to avoid the interference caused by using the 2.4Ghz dongles, but that's less than desirable due to the bandwidth limitations of Bluetooth (eg Chroma is severely limited), so not a great solution. Hopefully they will solve this via software updates, but I would avoid any of these products until they are more mature.

Very easy to set up. Good quality. Great battery life.

this cost soo much and there is no charger with the mouse.