Customer Ratings & Reviews

Smooth, fast. No lag. Great for gaming. No boomeranging.

Feels good in hand ,give the feeling of a logitech g pro superlight. Highly recommend

Amazing smooth and fast. Great for first person shooting games.

Nice handling if just a bit too light weight for me

Does exactly what I want might be slightly to light for my feel.

everything was good. the mouse functions perfectly

I must be getting old but the mouse annoyed me with it's loud clicks. No RGB was disappointing. Having to install my own grips, really. I was very disappointed with this mouse.

Design and Build Quality: The DeathAdder v3 features a sleek and ergonomic right-handed design, providing a comfortable grip that is especially appreciated during long gaming sessions. The contoured shape of the mouse accommodates the natural curvature of the hand, reducing strain and fatigue. The build quality of the DeathAdder v3 is commendable, with high-quality materials that ensure durability and longevity. The buttons are thoughtfully placed, allowing for quick and effortless access, thereby enhancing gameplay efficiency. Additionally, the mouse is equipped with a flexible and lightweight cable, designed to minimize drag and allow for smooth and unhindered movements during gameplay. 30K Sensor for Precise Tracking: One of the notable upgrades in the DeathAdder v3 is its 30K optical sensor, capable of delivering exceptional tracking accuracy. With a maximum sensitivity of 30,000 DPI (dots per inch), gamers have precise control over cursor movement, allowing for seamless navigation and enhanced aiming accuracy. This heightened level of sensitivity empowers gamers to execute precise movements and react swiftly in fast-paced gaming scenarios. The 30K sensor's advanced tracking capabilities enable it to adapt to different gaming environments, ensuring optimal performance regardless of the surface it is used on. Wired Cable for Reliable Connection: The DeathAdder v3 features a wired cable, offering a reliable and consistent connection between the mouse and the gaming device. Wired mice are known for their minimal latency, ensuring instantaneous response times and reducing any potential lag. This is particularly crucial in competitive gaming scenarios where split-second reactions can make all the difference. The wired connection also eliminates the need for battery replacements or recharging, ensuring uninterrupted gameplay sessions. However, it is worth noting that the cable's stiffness may cause slight resistance during movement and may require some management to prevent tangling. Performance: The DeathAdder v3 excels in performance, offering gamers a smooth and responsive experience. The high-precision 30K optical sensor ensures accurate tracking across different resolutions and surfaces, providing an advantage in various gaming genres. The customizable DPI sensitivity settings, ranging up to 30,000 DPI, allow for personalized cursor speed adjustment, catering to different play styles and preferences. The ultra-fast polling rate ensures minimal input lag, providing gamers with instantaneous response times. These features collectively enhance the overall gaming experience and contribute to improved accuracy and precision. Customization and Software: Razer Synapse software accompanies the DeathAdder v3, providing a user-friendly interface for customization and fine-tuning of settings. The software allows users to customize button assignments, sensitivity levels, and lighting effects, tailoring the mouse to individual preferences. With profile management and cloud syncing capabilities, users can easily access their preferred settings across multiple devices, ensuring a consistent experience. Razer Synapse also provides advanced features such as macro creation, enabling users to create and assign complex commands to the programmable buttons, further enhancing gameplay efficiency. Pros: 1. Ergonomic design for comfortable and extended gaming sessions. 2. Upgraded 30K optical sensor for exceptional tracking accuracy. 3. Customizable DPI sensitivity settings up to 30,000 DPI. 4. Ultra-fast polling rate for minimal input lag and instantaneous response times. 5. Wired connection ensures a reliable and consistent connection. 6. High-quality build materials for durability and longevity. 7. Programmable buttons for customization and quick access to commands. 8. Razer Synapse software with a user-friendly interface for customization. 9. Profile management and cloud syncing capabilities for convenient usage across devices. Cons: 1. Right-handed design may not cater to left-handed users. 2. The cable's stiffness may cause slight resistance during movement. 3. Requires some cable management to prevent tangling. 4. Matte finish may show fingerprints and require frequent cleaning. 5. The scroll wheel might be slightly noisy during use, which could bother some users. Conclusion: The Razer DeathAdder v3 gaming mouse, with its upgraded 30K sensor and wired connection, offers gamers a compelling package of precision, comfort, and customization. The ergonomic design, advanced sensor, and extensive customization options make it a reliable and immersive peripheral. While it may have some minor drawbacks, such as limited left-handed support and a slightly stiff cable, the overall performance and feature set of the DeathAdder v3 outweigh these limitations. Whether you're a casual gamer or a competitive eSports enthusiast, the DeathAdder v3 is a reliable choice that can enhance your gaming experience.

Purchased this mouse because of it's low latency but can't use it because it's too loud. Mouse clicks can be heard in the other room. Noticeably louder than the V2. Was hoping this wasn't going to be the case. Avoid this mouse if you need something on the more quiet side.

Mouse died 6 months after using it. I went through all the steps for warranty through Razer and they wanted me to send the mouse back so they could inspect it, then send me a new one. What's the point of me taking the time to go through all the steps to check the functionality of the mouse if it doesn't fix it, they're gonna make me send the mouse back in anyways? Their website is confusing and it's hard to find customer service contacts. I'd stay away from this mouse & brand.

Sadly, right outside of warrany the mouse wheel started acting jittery a not scrolling properly.

This is not a cordless mouse, but it has the most flexible and non-binding cord of any mouse I’ve owned thanks to the Razer Speedflex cable. To experience the full featured functionality of the mouse, you will need to download the Razer Synapse 3 software. The software will enable to you store macros, map buttons and enable other key features. There are 6 configurable buttons and includes a function to switch the DPI settings. The unit has onboard memory and will remember your last used custom settings. The only item lacking is a tilt-click scroll wheel, but I really haven’t missed in my gaming or business use. The mouse has a very comfortable ergonomic form that is designed for right handers, and it is very light with a stated weight of 59g. The mouse has up to 8K polling, and there’s also a tool on their site to download to test the polling speed. The 8K HyperPolling Technology allows for smoother tracking that results in a much faster response time, especially when coupled with the 30K dpi Optical Sensor. The mouse switches are their Gen-3 which has resulted in no double clicking errors and has a stated 0.2ms engagement. In other words, there’s no lag! In addition to all these features the mouse also includes a 2 year warranty.

The Razer Deathadder is an ultra-lightweight ergonomic esports mouse that weighs about 59g. The mouse glides well over a mouse pad with little force. The mouse’s ergonomic design fits very well for larger hands. The scroll wheel has a nice design where it allows for easy scrolling. The cable on the mouse has a nice braided sleeve around iit for durability reasons. A few of the design flaws that I found were having the DPI switcher on the bottom of the mouse. It just seems inconvenient to have to flip your mouse to change the DPI. The mouse also lacks a switch to allow the scroll wheel to roll freely.. The instructions also don't tell you what each of the DPI light indicators stand for. The mouse overall is a good mouse for those who are just getting into gaming perferails. The overall look and feel of the mouse is great, but for more advanced gamers or professionals the mouse is lacking a few features that would set it apart from its competitors. It really isn’t designed for thoses that enjoy FPS (First Person Shooter) games.

Starting to fail after 5 months of light use. It intermittently disconnects because of a problem with the cord just ahead of the mouse - I can cause the issue just by lightly bending the cord. The braided sleeve seems to be too long so it’s not doing a great job protecting the cord inside which is probably on the thin side (cheap). Not what I expect at this price point.

Works smoothly for about a month or two, then sometimes it would randomly stop working and you have to keep unplugging and replug it in.

It's an okay mouse. Didn't last much. Would not buy again though.

I did not like this mouse. It did not fit my hand so it made it very hard to use. I had to order a different one.

It's very bad, in terms of quality and everything we feel sorry that it happened

The mouse itself feels great. But the mouse skates were literally scratching my mousepad’s surface. Horrible mouse skate design and I don’t know if getting replacement skates would even fix the issue.

I really wanted to like this product but, as other reviewers have stated, it's so oddly shaped it really just hurts your hand. It's a bit larger than my Logitech mouse I usually use, and while the difference in size is not super noticable at first, the longer I use this Razer mouse the more I find myself wanting to use my old mouse. I didn't find the performance of either mouse to be measurably better, but the comfort issues and the size of the Razer mouse ended up being negatives for me. If the size of this mouse was better, it would be a nice option in it's price range for a gaming mouse. It has a decent amount of features at it's price point, lightweight, responsive, and the buttons have a nice click. Although I like the side buttons, they feel nice and work well, they are not able to be swapped to the other side of the mouse which is not the most accommodating for left-handed people. It also lacks RGB, which could be considered a negative for some. Overall this is just an okay gaming mouse. I think this could be a decent mouse for someone with larger hands than mine but I just did not care for it.