Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

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’ve been gaming on PC for about 4 years now and my previous mouse had a 16k DPI, and after trying this, the response time difference is huge! Going from a wireless mouse it took me a little bit to get used to having the cable, but that adjustment didn’t take long. The mouse feels great on the hand, and although the material is all plastic, it does not feel cheap or too clicky. Mouse feels sturdy and strong, yet lightweight. I also love the matte black, which helps with fingerprints and keeping the clean look. Here is a quick breakdown of my review: Design 5/5 – lightweight but provides adequate grip Gaming Experience 5/5 – response time is perfect! Durability 4/5 – cable is great and feels durable, but I just wish it was a USB-C instead of a USB-A Overall, as an entry level gaming mouse, this is great, and I highly recommend it! I didn't think I was going to be using the mouse as much because it's a wired mouse, but honestly I find myself plugging it in more regularly now because I prefer to have 30k optical sensor over 16k. For performance gaming, this is it!

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.

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.

I've used around 15+ different gaming mice since about 2006, trying to find my favorite one. Originally when the DeathAdders were first released, I was in high school and was not a fan at all of Razer mice. The shape didn't work for me. Over time I started to not mind the shape, but was still a fan of one of their main competitors. Now that they've worked on the shape a bit over time and have lost the weird flares on the buttons, I would say that they're one of the most comfortable mainstream mice for most users out their. The light weight is great, very easy to make quick adjustments. The crazy high DPI and the 8000hz polling rate is incredible, but something my "old" 34 year old reflexes cannot fully take advantage of. The only downside to any Razer accessory these days, is the bloated pile of software they try to jam down your throat. You can get away with using this mouse without Synapse installed, but you won't be able to really customize anything. All accessory manufactures these days think they know what you want and throw more junk in your face with ads/launchers, even if you really just want a super lightweight driver package, with an app that allows a few changes, and thats it. So other than Razer bloat, I LOVE this mouse!

Not confortable. The buttons don't fit in your hand.

Have now bought two and the right button pops off. Unsure how to get it fixed. Very unhappy with this purchase.

The Deathadder v3 is an excellent wired gaming mouse. With satisfyingly clicky optical switches, smooth-to-the-touch plastic, and highly accurate inputs, there is little to complain about and plenty to praise. To start, the size of the mouse is pretty good even if it doesn't work for me. This may seem paradoxical, but most gamer merch is, unsurprisingly, aimed at men and for all the posturing and pandering companies put out in 2023, I've come to expect to be excluded as a woman. My hands run on the smaller size of average (just under 16.5cm in length) but aren't terribly small for a woman, so while I find that many mice tend to be uncomfortably large to hold, bordering even on painful, I do expect that many women may also find this mouse slightly large in the hand. That said, the Deathadder v3 is usable even for me, although I feel that it is best suited for those with larger hands and would best be suited for those with male-typical average (7.5"+) to larger hands. Still, larger hands may find the mouse ironically too small. For the adventurous with smaller hands looking to try the DAV3, you may find that in longer gaming sessions the arch impedes long-term use. Moving on, the DAV3 is remarkably plain for the Razer brand. You'd expect the usual gaudy green logo and RGB lighting, but this mouse comes in only a black colorway and has no RGB lighting to speak of. The plastic is smooth to the touch and comfortable to hold, and while the mouse itself is fairly bulky, it manages to be both feather-light and feel well-built. In use, this mouse is easy to glide across a mousepad and, if not for the size, would feel incredibly natural in the hand. Additionally, while I wish that this mouse came in the usual alternative white colorway that many of their peripherals are also offered in, the lack of RGB and the more understated look are a nice perk for those wanting a mouse that doesn't scream "gamer". You could even theoretically bring this into the office and not raise any eyebrows. The only major drawback that comes to mind is that the DAV3 is wired. For some gamers, this is actually a perk. Wired means no fussing with dongles, charging, or latency; and as you'd expect, this mouse had excellent performance and no jumps or jitters while mousing around during gaming and work sessions. On the other hand, it means an extra cable to manage (or for the lazy, an extra cable cluttering your desk), and this specific cable is pretty stiff and kinked and kept its shape out of the box which I found annoying, and while that isn't a dealbreaker, it is something to keep in mind as you cannot avoid using the cable or swap it out.

Simply put, the Razer DeathAdder v3 is, as advertised, extremely light. It definitely took a little getting used to when switching mice in my experience. However, I think that the benefit of having a mouse as light as this really shows once you get used to it. I mainly tested the mouse in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive which, as many people know, is an extremely competitive game that requires quick reactions. I found that flicking to a target across the screen was much easier since it required less effort to move the mouse quickly, and also less effort to stop, so I didn't move further than I need to and miss the target. Something notable about this mouse, when compared to other mice on the market, is that it doesn't have lights. I personally wasn't bothered by this, but I'm sure someone out there would prefer a mouse with lighting capabilities. I also noticed that this mouse is fairly large compared to my old mouse. The wire that this mouse uses to connect to your PC is lightweight and I did not experience any problems with it. However, there is a wireless version of the DeathAdder V3 available for a higher price tag. People who would enjoy this product: Competitive gamers and those who prefer performance to looks. People who would not enjoy this product: Those looking for a mouse with flashy lighting.

Razer DeathAdder V3 ultralight weight Ergonomic Esports wired mouse, this mouse is what it says ultralight weight at first I didn’t care for how light it was I like a little weight to my mouse but I really got to liking it, the ergonomic shape fit perfectly into my hand & placement of buttons were spot on no having to over extend my fingers or having to keep readjusting my hand, it is super smooth glads effortlessly, the mouse itself is also very smooth in texture I do like a little more grip but it works well. I was kinda hesitant about being wired cause I love the freedom of wireless not only for the neatness of not having wires everywhere but also just not having the feeling of being tied to one spot & tangled up cords, but the cord has managed to not get tangled up & is long enough to be able to extend when I lean back to play. Couple of my friends came over to test it cause they are Razer freaks they loved it they also noticed it is a little slower then the wireless Razer mouse, but it’s not very noticeable at all on my part it’s really like a split second of a difference which didn’t effect anything. HK hyperpolling technology communication to your PC is amazing so you don’t notice any lag. And like most it is a USB A. I highly recommend DeathVadder it doesn’t disappoint.

This is a great simple ergonomic mouse for right handed people. It has no flashing lights, its pretty light for quick movements and its really responsive.

I enjoy using this mouse for gaming. It glides across my mouse pad smoothly and tracks well. Why 4 stars from me. I do not get why they chose to put the dpi button on the bottom of the mouse. I would have liked that button under the mouse wheel. This way if someone chooses to change the function of that button to something else, they could do so and be able to use it. Or even if you want it to stay as the dpi change button, you would be able to use it without having to lift the mouse up. I would have loved it to have more buttons to use. At least the one I just mentioned, but it would also have been nice to maybe see another thumb button like a sniper button. That said this does have a hypershift that you can change the buttons to something else when you press and hold the hypershift button down. What I like to do is set the mouse left click to the other thumb button (I like to use one of the thumb buttons as the hypershift key) or set the left mouse button to be the bottom dpi button if you would like to asign the left mouse button to something else. This mouse also does not have any RGB lights. It is a basic mouse that has a couple side thumb buttons, your right and left mouse buttons and then your mouse wheel that can go up, down or pressed in. and then the dpi button that is located on the bottom. But that said, I have a few mice that have a few more buttons. They are nice, but not needed. This mouse feels great, and even though it does not have all the extra buttons, I still manage to play just as good in FPS games if not better due to the tracking and smoothness this mouse provides. It comes with a decent length braided cord and a carry case for it. I would love to see them start to just come out with a cord that you plug in. maybe with a second cord for usb-c. But this way if something does happen to the cord, you could easily replace it. Or if they only give the one cord, if you have a cord that you can use for usb-c you could swap it out. But overall, this has become my mouse of choice for my laptop. I have another razer mouse that I enjoy using that is with my desktop. If you enjoy a simple mouse without all the extra buttons and RGB lights, then this mouse is for you.

The Razer Deathadder v3 Superlight is, without a doubt, the best mouse I've ever had the pleasure of using. Its super lightweight design truly lives up to its name, providing an unparalleled experience that feels absolutely incredible. It's astonishing how such a lightweight mouse can offer such exceptional performance. One of the standout features of this mouse is the effortless clicks it offers. Every press of the buttons delivers a smooth and satisfying experience, allowing me to navigate through tasks with ease. One notable improvement in this version is the inclusion of larger side buttons. As someone who relies on side buttons for hotkeys during critical player versus player (Minecraft PVP) battles, this enhancement is a game-changer. The larger size makes it easier for me to locate and press the side buttons without any hesitation or risk of accidentally missing them. It has significantly improved my reaction time and overall performance in intense gaming scenarios. The aesthetic design of the Deathadder v3 Superlight is sleek and elegant. While some may consider it to be slightly understated, I personally appreciate its minimalistic appearance. The mouse exudes a professional and refined look, which aligns perfectly with my preferences. However, I understand that personal tastes may vary, and some users may prefer mice with more extravagant designs featuring LED lights and intricate patterns. This is the third Razer mouse I've owned for gaming and it's the one I'm sticking with.

Good mouse would highly recommend. Coming from a basilisk v2. Muck lighter than the old one.

Great wired mouse, if you’ve enjoy ergo shape you’ll really enjoy this one. Excellent clicks, and great grip texture.