Customer Ratings & Reviews

So I received my Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed wireless mouse about a week ago and have been putting it through its paces. Razer is one of the top mainstream gaming companies, gamers have come to love through the use of their plethora of amazing products they've produced over the years. I already have a couple of other Razers products that I use daily so I knew that this DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed mouse would be just another amazing product. So when you open up the box you're greeted with: * Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Mouse * Razer HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter * USB-A to USB-C Cable * Quick Start Guide * Razer Stickers Now this mouse can be setup one of two ways, either wired (via the include USB-A to USB-C cable) which also charges the mouse, or wireless (via the Raze HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter). Setting the mouse via the wired method is pretty straightforward, simply attached the USB-A end of the cable to your desktop/laptop and the other end to the USB-C port on the frontend of the mouse. Setting up wireless was easy as well, though the Quick Start Guide (for me at least) was a little hard to see due to the color options Razer chose to print the guide in (black paper with silver print, just isn't cutting it for me, not to mention the small teeny tiny print), however, nonetheless its not a dealbreaker for me. Just a minor nuisance. But once connected it'll prompt you to download and install the Razer Synapse software. The mouse looks very similar to any other standard mouse on the market today. However, it has a ton of features that you can tweak, calibrate and customize to your liking using the Razer Synapse software. And something that I found quite nice is the ability to even customize the settings down to specific games. To change the DPI settings simply press the Power/DPI button which is located underneath the mouse or you can opt to change these settings within the Razer Synapse software. In terms of gameplay, the Razer HyperSpeed has been a joy to use with its superb accuracy and flawlessly pinpoint movement in a couple of test games that I played to see how well it faired and how to save the custom settings for different games. Though it was nice to use, and extremely lightweight, I do wish it was a bigger due to me having larger hands, still not a dealbreaker. I will no doubt use this mouse when gaming and using my newly acquired Razer Nommo V2 speaker system.

As one could probably guess from the title, I'm a fan of Razer equipment. This is no exception. From the packaging to the devices themselves and everything in between, Razer exudes quality. Packaging: It's well packaged in the Razer black and green box as expected, but when you open it, the cardboard inner box falls open in 4 directions presenting you with the mouse snuggly nestled in a mouse-shaped indentation, with the USB unit snug above it, and the cable in it's own separate box, nothing falls out or goes flying when you open it, and the presentation is quality, even for it just being a mouse. Usage: The mouse is extremely light weight as the name suggests, it doesn't have any of the telltale RGB that Razer and so many companies are known for, focusing instead on the performance/e-sports aspect, keeping it lightweight and high performing. As this is a lightspeed-type mouse, line-of-sight to the USB receiver is relatively important, so usage of the extension cable may be relevant to your specific setup. The one thing I dont love about using Razer mice is that when you plug them in they immediately attempt to install Razer Synapse which I just don't really prefer, I get that it's needed for firmware updates and that it ties into the Razer RGB controls (which this mouse doesn't need) but in general it feels like bloatware since it pops up on you as soon as you plug in the USB receiver. I don't necessarily know of a better way other than making it less intrusive when it's plugged in (maybe a one-time notification in the notification area of Windows rather than a nearly full-screen window prompting you to install it) The mouse itself is quick, accurate and really stands out when gaming, the light weight is noticeable if that's your aim, and the buttons are responsive. Overall: It's a great mouse, as is all things Razer, I have no issues with any aspect of this mouse

I found the Deathadder Hyperspeed mouse (Version 3) to be the most comfortable mouse I have ever used in gaming situations. The shape is a little bit smaller than most of my other mice. It is less wide and a little shorter. It is perfect for my ‘medium hand size. Of course you will need to try the mouse to sense your own comfort zone. The skin on the mouse is smooth but not too smooth so that you get very solid grip even with light pressure. The physical actions of the buttons and scroll wheel are razer sharp. High speed clicks are no problem for various games. The curve is so well designed that I don’t get cramps that I sometimes will with other mice. Essentially for me this has become my very favorite mouse.  You will need to install the Razer Synapse software. Among other benefits is that once you create your profiles, you can store them to a cloud system. This allows you to access your profiles from any computer. You can also link profiles to individual games that you feel are best used for that game – nice. Don’t forget the feet, there are two. I found this worked better than 3 feet as far as keeping the mouse moving smoothly for me. They are large foot pads, so I felt that this helps keep the mouse level during lifts with the very low lift off distance this mouse is capable of allowing. High speed clicks are no problem. I had fun trying a new game for me called Sniper Fury. I found this mouse compared favorably to my older ones in terms of accuracy and speed of target acquisition. What a great mouse. This mouse has about 100 hours of play time between charges.Along with the smooth-touch texture, the ergonomic shape (for me it is perfect) and the highly accurate optical sensor; I feel I have the exact right mouse for me. I do highly recommend this outstanding product and a tip of the cap to the engineers who put this design together.  

This mouse is incredible! It’s super comfortable to use, even after hours of work or gaming. The precision and responsiveness are spot-on, and it glides effortlessly across my desk. The build quality feels solid, and the buttons have a satisfying click. Overall, this mouse makes using my computer a much better experience.

Great mouse for people with small to medium hand size. Wireless and has a very nice coating. Very lightweight which makes it great for gaming. Would recommend

This is the gaming mouse with a battery and a punch. It is missing RGB, but otherwise it is top notch. I really enjoy the feel of the mouse. I like the responsiveness of the wheel. The included cables and adapters are nice. I was happy to see the charger is USB C and the adapter lets you use it with basically any type of system or configuration. It would have been nice if the included cables were braided but they are nice enough to hold up for most uses especially at home. The battery life is great and has lasted over a week with regular use without any lag or issues. The mouse is very light to the touch which is nice for long gaming sessions. I also like that it is precise enough that I could use it to pay bills without any issues or performance issues. You can install the software and program the buttons and responses as desired. I like the fact that I could install install the software but pick and choose which pieces without slowing my system down having the perception of bloatware.

Love this item. Works well and are being used daily. Would recommend this product

I like the size on this one over the OG DeathAdder v3

middle click on the scroll wheel is a bit sensitive and sometimes clicks when rolling it compared to my previous mouse, (logitech G700s) but it shouldn't take long to get used to it