Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ive owned this mouse for about two years now and it was well worth the price!

This is a great mouse but has scroll wheel issues. It's a known quality control issue with razer. Purchase a warranty if you go with this mouse

A great gaming mouse. Its lightweight & moves well across my mousepad.

Light weight easy to use.heavy mice are a thing of the past. Also like that it’s curved making it better then viper!

Fits into my hand perfectly. Lightest ergonomic mouse I know of. Good for palm grip. It is not the traditional deathadder shape as the left and right mouse button flares are less pronounced. The apparent dpi I used this on (800) felt much faster than the GPX Superlight, but I did not do any formal measurements.

It is a really good wireless mouse. I tried to come from a G Pro X Superlight but ultimately couldn’t make the switch. The switches are a little heavier to press than I like and the shape wasn’t for me. Everything felt the same as far as wireless technology and the sensor goes so that’s a huge plus.

Best mouse I’ve ever used for playing Fortnite. A good fit for bigger hands

Using it for Valorant after going from a non lightweight mouse is a huge game changer. comes with grip tape as well and Usb C charging is a plus.

slightly bulky, but everything else is perfect and works well

I used this mouse well over a month now and love it. I haven’t had a great time with their keyboards but this is by far my favorite mouse. Super lightweight and the switches are great. Easy setup and haven’t ever run into any problems. 10/10 mouse

Went from a Razer Orochi V2 which I initially thought was light enough, yet the DeathAdder V3 Pro manages to surpass it on every aspect! This mouse feels very comfortable on the palm of your hand and it is by far much lighter than my previous mouse.

Great ergonomic shape and lightweight. All you need in a gaming mouse.

I have had the deathadder proir to the wireless version and this has to be the best mouse (right handed) mouse I have ever had. Its just a clean fantastic mouse. Ganeplay is tooooo smooth. It is a little pricey but its def worth it. My gaming mouse for the next 5-7 years

This is the greatest mouse i have ever used ive charged it one time in the month ive had it i just checked and its at 67% i love this mouse so much 100% recommend

It's unfair how good this mouse is, and how expensive it is. It's the best mouse I've ever used by far. But it's $150. I'd probably still buy it again.

When I walked into the bestbuy I was originally going to buy a glorious mouse. They didn’t have anything in stock so I quickly opened up YouTube to look up the top 5 gaming mice. This was on everybodies list so I decided to buy it. Definitely a lot more than I was willing to spend but to my surprise it was well worth it. Had to get used to the weight of the mouse and how smooth it was without any grips. But after a month of adjusting to it. I barely feel it anymore.

Great mouse, high quality, feels great in your hand, lightweight. The charging is also very straight forward. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a high quality lightweight mouse.

When I first got this mouse a year ago I was initially in love with it. It was my first experience into superlight, first wireless mouse, and first expensive mouse. Before this I've had two razer deathadders, the initial essentials that I got in 2014 and used for 4 years, then my Chroma I got in 2018 and used for 4 years. Neither of those mice ever had issues, and I could plug them in now and go about my merry way. My $150 mouse from Razer has proven to be intrusively annoying. From the dongle dying on the mouse and Razer attempting to RMA just the dongle (they sent me a dongle for a razer viper...) then proceeding to ask for the entire mouse back to do an RMA on it. This is dumb from all standpoints but whatever, im at mercy of the rich companies RMA policies. Now I'm about 6 months into my replacement mouse and my scroll wheel hardly works, it jumps, puts in the wrong input, and sometimes just doesn't work. I've looked into this and it seems to be a common issue on these mice, dust or debris can build up on the scroll wheel sensor and just needs cleaned off to be. Getting to the scroll wheel sensor requires the mouse to be taken apart which voids warranty. I'm going to heavily advise against this mouse. It's the most expensive mouse I've ever bought, and also the worst built.

If you have medium to large hands and love ergo mice your search for your end game mouse ends here. Perfectly weight balanced feels lighter than 62 grams. The glide is super smooth so no need for after market skates. The clicks feel amazing and the side buttons are perfect. This is a must buy

What to say... what to say? Let's be real. This mouse is S tier, when it works. The problem is, you'll be RMAing the mouse a bit if you use it heavily. From scroll wheel jumping, to potential sensor issues (this one was a nightmare), each mouse they sent me still came to have problems some months later. Razer comes in with the high performance sensor but the usual build quality that is lacking with a cheap feeling material. Sad to see, I really wanted Razer to come out on top. Also, Synapse is straight garbage. Easily the worst bit of software I've used for peripherals EVER. Just like they cheaped out on good, quality, and long lasting parts, they also cheaped out on good coders. It's quite sad to see such a known brand have so many issues on every level.