Customer Ratings & Reviews

good mouse so far. No double clicking yet. No visible signs of wear even though I've been using it for a while now.

Nice mouse at at great price (big close out discount). Like the software with control of lights and resolution.

Wired version prevents lag for me, perfect placement of button configuration

A very nice mouse for the money. Been a fan of Halo for 20 years so this was a easy buy for me.

I bought this in 2020, and I absolutely love it. I prefer wired mouses because I seem to unfortunately lose the wireless usb piece and I don't like having to replace batteries or having to stop using the mouse to have it charge and wait. One of the best mouses I have ever owned.

Plesently surprised. I was running a Corsair M65 Elite for two years. But I went through two of em and kept having Left Click issues. Decided to try this out off youtube reviews and its been great so far. Its light without being too light. Very responsive and the buttons for DPI changes is easy to hit, but not by mistake like I did with my corsair a lot.

Is very smooth and nice to hold, very light easy to move around

Great mouse! Cable is super buttery smooth. Also very well priced

Great wired mouse, simple but works perfectly. Some of the proprietary software is over the top, but it is nice to be able to control the colors. Moving from a wireless mouse to a wired one, my only complaint is that precise movements are more difficult since this mouse is so much lighter than my old one that I have to put more effort into stopping at a certain location.

For us people with those larger sized hands, it's hard to find a good lightweight and comfortable mouse out there. Compared to what Logitech and other competing brands offer, the Deathadder V2 is a great size and an excellent weight, allowing for a better aiming experience especially if you are a low sensitivity gamer, and you need to flick around on a whim. Highly recommended!

The product has entirely worked to my expectations, and the order while was late to arrive by one day, I’m still ecstatic to finally have the gaming mouse I desired to own. It works like I anticipated it to, no more trackpad, now I have the high functioning razer deathadder v2 that has turned my gaming experience around as using the trackpad while I managed to use it, the functionality of it was tedious and no precise movements were possible. Now that I have the mouse with the ability to DECIDE how high I want my DPI to be whilst playing video games or just while browsing the internet. It is beyond reliable, even miraculously works on my bed sheet in which I thought wouldn’t even be capable, but it is razer after all, and they have brilliant products as far as I can say as I own three products at the moment, and they all work exponentially above what I anticipated when buying high tier gaming gear. While that seem like a contradictory statement of its own, I am always skeptical regardless of the product and manufacture as anything could go wrong with it, or it just isn’t right for me. All of the products I have purchased so far have been right for me overall, and I am thankful for them every day that I use them.

I'll always prefer corded mice over wireless ones....(where my cord leads from my tower, if I accidently bump it off the desk, it won't fall to the floor because the cord is anchored at one point). Also, it's another one with the braided cloth covering: some people think those just attract more dust or grime build up over time, but I just like the overall softer feel of the wrapped cord. The Razer software website seems to be somewhat lacking in its ease of finding the right driver downloads and configuring apps to tweak the mouse and keyboard options (LEDs, button macros, etc), but is a step up from my old reliable Logitech 500 series mouse and keyboard that took a hit because Logitech didn't coordinate well enough with MS to get adequate compatible drivers to keep all their functionality from pre-Win10 20H2. Heartbreaking. But overall a new mouse just feels nice. Feels even better because it was on sale, and with BestBuy reward points was almost a steal (out of pocket was less than $10). Right now, I'm just letting its colors alternate, until I have more time to tweak around with the Razer software and play around with the settings more.

Very long cable. Super lightweight, the colors look great.

Great mouse fits hand great very responsive. My favorite gaming mouse so far.

[Employee of bestbuy] use this mouse everyday very light and feels very nice

Highly recommend this gaming mouse. Very light, responsive and intuitive. Looks professional and the RBG lighting options are really nice. Works like a charm. There were lots of choices for gaming mice, at all sorts of prices. This was one of the more affordable ones - but it looks and feels like the top of the line. Very happy with this mouse.

mouse is kinda big i have a standard size hand after a year and a half of usage the right side click is starting to die. This is for sure the fastest mouse thats died on me so far. had it for about a year and a half. Ive had 2 deathadders before this but for some reason the last one i bought just wasnt the same.

Mouse tracks well and responds quickly. Works best with a track pad.

Very good mouse for the price, I love that it syncs with other razer products. My only take away is the Razer Synapses app, it could use some updates.

I have bought this mouse probably five or seven times over the last 10 or 12 years. This isn't because it has broken on me that many times. It's because I would buy one for home...then for work...then I had a dedicated gaming machine...then a couple of laptops... The mouse is simply that good - it works well for me, it is very comfortable, and it is just a great overall performer. That is what keeps me coming back. For what it is worth, the DeathAdder has changed several times in the last 12 years. I have upgraded a couple of times when the performance seems like it will be better, but usually it's because I just don't like other mice as much. As an example, I was using a SteelSeries mouse (since I like to match my mouse with my keyboard). But I finally got tired of that mouse not working like a DeathAdder and got another DeathAdder. I imagine I'll keep buying DeathAdders until Razer discontinues it, at which point I will buy old stock until that is out, then maybe find them online, etc. My overall favorite mouse.