Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good mouse just slightly small for my preference. Would be great for someone with slightly smaller hands.

Great mouse I’ve had it for a use so far and it has been great.

Its really just a great all around mouse that handles gaming beautifully

This was a great mouse if youre looking for simple and top tier precision. Was a little slippery materiel wise for me.

Mouse worked fine, just a little small for my hands.

The Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Ultra-Lightweight Wireless Mouse is one of the latest products in the premier Razer DeathAdder line of gaming mice. It is a no-frills mouse and is good at what it does, but as an owner of the DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless I think it might be a small step back. Out of the box, there is the mouse, the USB-C to USB-A charging wire, the wireless dongle, and paperwork. I would recommend downloading the Razer config/driver software, Razer Synapse, to take advantage of all the features of the mouse and set the DPI choices. There is no RGB with this mouse. It came mostly charged so I was able to play it in the wireless mode with the dongle, and also plugged in via the cord. It weighs in at 1.94 ounces which is pretty light for a gaming mouse. It still felt weighty enough that there was some resistance to my hand, which is good. It has Gen 3 optical switches under the mouse buttons which felt great to click. The mouse wheel has raised ribs across the surface which provides good grip for the wheel. It is advertised to have 100 hours of use in a full charge, but I wasn't able to very this as that is weeks of mouse use and mine has kept going on the first charge. It could easily be used in a professional setting since there is no RGB or obvious signs that it is a gaming mouse. Now, I do have some quibbles with this product. First, the cord is short for a mouse. I know that the wireless connection is incredibly fast, but I have always been the type of player that uses a wired mouse. Unless your tower is right by your mouse pad, it can feel a little tight. Usually, the cord is longer. My tower is on the left of my monitor and the mouse cord is almost taut where my mouse sits to the right of the keyboard. Secondly, the surface of the mouse is completely smooth with no texture at all. I found it slick in my hand, and I would recommend applying some grip tape at the slight expense to weight. Finally, I found it to be a strange in-between size in my hand. It is 1.63 inches tall, 4.81 inches long, 2.55 inches wide, and weighs 1.94 oz. This is compared to the V2 Pro with is 1.68 inches tall, 5 inches long, 2.86 inches wide, and weighs 3.1 oz. The V3 feels OK, the V2 feels better. But I also have larger than average hands and the V3 may feel amazing to most people. Overall, the Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Ultra-Lightweight Wireless Mouse performed as well as I expected. It is a DeathAdder and the performance bar is quite high for this line of mice. I had a few small issues that could be due to personal preference and my setup. But in the end, this is a high-quality mouse that I would recommend for any gamer or any mouse user in any situation.

Its fine but i did return it and i got the viper pro. I think the viper fists my hand better. Game mouse really comes down to personal hands.

I have owned many wireless mice and discovered my need for the ergonomic feel of a smaller mouse for my average medium-sized hands. Many gaming mice are too large for my hands and I was happy this mouse did not use RBG lighting. During unboxing, I promptly noticed this mouse had a nice solid feel without any creaking while squeezing. The wireless dongle was nice, but sticks out of the USB port a little more than the competitors. The included wireless adapter was a nice addition. During use, I found the mouse to be lightweight and well balanced. The mouse glid quickly due to the large skate pads. During longer playtime, I noticed the non-slip coating worked very well and kept the mouse right where I wanted. I noticed the specs had a lower DPI than other Razer mice, but I did not notice any difference during use. The Synapse program contained any necessary tweak you could imagine, including changing the rotation of the mouse to compensate how the user holds it. I would recommend this mouse for medium to small hand gamers. The sensitivity and accuracy are wonderful and this mouse will be my go to gaming mouse.

Was just too small for me. I thought the DAV3 was to big so this would be perfect but unfortunately not the case. If they had an in between it’d be perfect.

Slow mouse not good it lags to much and feels uncomfortable

The mouse keeps disconnecting in wireless mode and it's borderline unusable.

Let me lead off with the two BIG things that make me happy with this mouse. First, I have XXL hands, so I really appreciate a mouse that is full sized and not a micro mouse pretending to be a full sized mouse. This mouse fits my hand nicely, I use a mostly fingertip grip, but will rest my palm from time to time, basically turning into a claw grip. The height is high enough I can rest my palm without sacrificing my finger tip grip. Second, scroll back. There is no scroll back when scrolling with the wheel. Most wireless mice I have used do this horrible reverse scroll when connected wirelessly. While scrolling down or up, they reverse the way they are scrolling. It is annoying. But this mouse is flawless with the scroll wheel. The sensor maxes out at about 26k DPI, adjustable via the app. The cord, for wired use, is about 6 foot long. It comes with an adapter that allows you to use the dongle at the end of the USB type A to type C cord. Charging is via the USB type C port on mouse. Being able to move the dongle closer to the mouse is a nice option if you have any interference between the mouse and the dongle. The dongle stores on the underside of the mouse. The app lets you configure a lot of options. Dynamic Sensitivity is pretty handy. You select or create a curve profile to allow a 180 turn with just a quick swipe turn. It is adjustable with 3 profiles to chose from or create your own. The 3 built in seem like they should cover most play styles. As long as you are not looking for pretty lighting, but want a really fine mouse, this is perfect for you. Sorry no RGB lights on this puppy. Battery life is about 100 hours of use, I use it for work and play, and I have no issue going a full week without needing to charge. Worst case, if you forget to charge, you run wired while it recharges. I highly recommend.

The Razer DeathAdder V3 is definitely a great mouse with accurate movement due to it's high speed polling and excellent sensor. The best part with this mouse is it's light, comfortable and just overall easy to use. It comes with the cable and a dongle and battery life is pretty solid so far. The mouse does feature a few extra buttons that are programmable (though all eight are). I think the side buttons are placed right and I like the click that it registers and like the button actuation as it's so far been very consistent during gameplay where the travel is the same consistently. The scroll wheel is smooth and of course is configurable too. It does have an adapter that lets you connect it to a USB C or Type-A port so you have some flexibility there. As for charging, it seems to charge fairly quick and last even longer unless you crank up the polling rate for a FPS game then I've noticed that battery life does go down. Generally though I tend to prefer it at the default Synapse has it set to when you first set it up. So far, I've loved everything about this mouse, the feel of it, and the accurate movement. I'd definitely recommend it as a top notch solid gaming mouse!

Software is terrible. Makes my pc seem like it has a virus

The Razer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed Ultra-Lightweight wireless mouse is everything that its name suggests. The first thing that you notice when you are using is is truly how lightweight it is. It honestly threw me off for the first three hours of usage because I just couldn't believe how easily it handled and glided across the surface of my desk when playing games to doing productivity tasks. The DPI settings/ Polling Rate of the mouse is fantastic and very simple to use with the button on the underside of the mouse. I was able to quickly adjust sensitivity on the go without having to open up complicated configuration menus to get the results I needed fast and easily. The battery life is uncontested to any other mouse I have used on the market. I have no found myself constantly needing to plug the mouse back in to recharge all the time and I have a feeling that Razer has incorporated some sort of programming to put the mouse to a extremely low power state when it is not being used to achieve these types of results. Overall this mouse is a fantastic add to my setup and the lightweight dexterity feel to the mouse is unmatched of anything else on the market today!

There is so much to love about this gaming remote. First, it's very lightweight and moves easily on any surface. I have used it with a mousepad and on a cardboard book and it delivers the same on both surfaces. I really like the shape of the mouse because it just feels comfortable in your hand while playing or even using it to surf the web. Secondly, I like that there is an app you can download to customize your mouse to your liking. In the app, you can also see how much battery is left on your mouse. I have had it over a week and I used it a few times and the battery is still at 100%. I have been using it play The Walking Dead season 2 and it has been running so smoothly and works much more efficiently than when I played season 1 using the mousepad on my laptop. I love how easily it scrolls and how smooth it feels. On the bottom of the mouse is a little opening to place your usb connector when not in use. The mouse also came with a USB dongle and usb dongle adapter. I would def recommend this mouse to other gamers.

Razer makes some great gear and this mouse is no exception. This mouse is so much better than most of the mice I have tried this year and may actually be my favorite gaming mouse. USB C is a great start. I have yet to need to charge it and I absolutely love the fact that you can use it wired or wireless. I do wish, however, that it was Bluetooth. It would seem pretty easy to fit a Bluetooth radio in but I guess the reason for this mouse is zero weight as they call it. I do like the way it feels and it is fully in your control while in use. I really like that there are no silly LEDS for programming. I just wamt to win, nobody cares about the bling when it drops your battery life significantly. The baytery on this mouse is rated at 100 hours and, as I mentioned, I have not needed to charge it at all during this 2 week review period. 26K dpi is a bit overkill but I'd imagine this is just a race between manufacturers to get the highest possible DPI. Its very fast and very responsive at 8K. Great gaming mouse for your rig!

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.

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.

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