Customer Ratings & Reviews

Thought this mouse came with the 4k dongle. It doesn’t. While using the 4k dongle battery life on this mouse is horrible. Razer synapse is horrible as well. Shape and sensor of this mouse are amazing, but overall not worth the price.

Comfortable mouse I switch between this and my pulsar v2 I have the 4K dongle but can’t tell much difference with it to be honest it’s pricy but top tier tech you get what you pay for as they say

The device is great but I ended up returning just because I felt it was too expensive and I could get another mouse for a cheaper price that worked just as well.

Great mouse for medium to large hands. I enjoyed every minute of it. I only returned it due to the fact that my hand is slightly too small.

Amazing smooth and clean mouse doesn't spin out tracking is for precise to the movement of where you move the mouse.

Lightweight and great shape and when you pair it with the be hyperpolling dongle you cant beat the performance.

I didnt expect to like this mouse because of the shape and size. After 3 days of use, it replaced my finalmouse starlight phantom. One the best current mice out there.

This mouse is amazing and Best Buy customer service was super nice and helped me find the perfect mouse for me 100 percent recommended this mouse and buying from best buy

This is awesome. Wasn’t expecting this at all. Was even thinking twice because of the price. Worth the money. Thanks to the Bestbuy employee who recommended this .

So after months and months of trying different mice razer came out with this, love it my hand feels right at home, the clicks are nice and crispy the scroll wheel is nice and light thank you razer.

Purchased the additional dongle for faster response speed. Not sure I needed it but this mouse is amazing.

The Razer DeathAdder is an iconic line of gaming mice that's been around for years. This latest version continues the line's focus on hyper performance an ergonomic package. Unlike the Basilisk line of mice, this is a comparatively no frills affair, lacking RGB and flash, but for gamers looking for a wireless mouse, this should be on your short list. The DeathAdder V3 Pro does a lot of things right. Here are the highlights of my experience with the mouse after just under a week of usage. Ergonomics are on point for the most part, though I see two issues with the design. First, if you have small hands, you're going to find this mouse cumbersome and likely too big for comfort. It's an oddly large mouse that didn't exactly feel natural in the hand at first, but given the overall shape, I got used to it fairly quickly. Secondly, it's non-ambidextrous so this is for righties only. If these two points aren't of concern, you'll find a mouse that's comfortable for LONG gaming sessions and will not cause hand or arm fatigue. It's an understated shape and design, but that's a good thing in my book. Performance is on par with the best of my other mice, including the wired ones. Being wireless is a huge benefit, giving you one less distraction while gaming, provided the wireless protocol the mouse uses is a sound implementation. The good news here is that the Razer implementation is indeed sound, giving you wired performance without the wires. One bummer here is that the mouse is HyperPolling enabled but doesn't include the necessary hardware in the box. That is, this mouse supports a polling rate of up to 4000mhz, but that's enabled only if you spend an additional 30 dollars for their HyperPolling dongle system. Out of box, you get a 1/4th of the performance at 1000mhz. For the average gamer, this isn't a big concern, but given the DeathAdder's target market of hardcore gamers and casual alike, this feels like a letdown to not have the performance handicapped out of the box. Battery life in the standard 1000mhz polling mode is quite impressive. Razer quotes upwards of 90+ hours of usage, and I'm inclined to believe this. This is probably the result of them utilizing the larger size of the mouse to include a bigger battery, and also the result of the mouse having zero RGB functionality. Having owned a Basilisk Pro (the previous V2 version) in the past, it had some great RGB functionality but suffered greatly in the battery life department. That's not the case here. My primary issue with the DeathAdder is a problem I've had with all Razer mice I've tried; the scroll wheel feels subpar. While it has a smooth scroll feel, the detents are too soft for my liking. The result of this is difficulty in fast weapon swapping maneuvers in FPS games. So far, I haven't observed any mis-scrolling (missed scrolls, over-scrolling, etc) but it feels like over time, it's going to be an issue for me. Overall, this is a very good mouse. It has the performance and ergonomics to please even the most serious of gamers, provided you have medium to large hands. If you're looking for a new mouse, this one should be on your short list.

Well what can i say its razet they make the best pc gaking mouse out there and ive tried all of them.

Great if you are sweaty gamer who likes to aim. Had a best buy employee diss my purchase once, promise you hes bronze across all games

Great light weight ergo mouse for large hands. Try and find the 4k dongle to pair with it!

Good mouse, a little too expensive for the price. it has only 1k polling rate. I suggest getting the new viper if you really want the top for close price.

I used the superlight but this is the better mouse for sure. The sifde buttons feel so much better and the clicks overall feel much crispier.

Great mouse. Very light, so it took some getting used to, for me. Clicks are very positive.

great mouse, but only for casual gamers. i loved the mouse but the design is too big for my small hands. very comfortable anyway though

I have the wireless hyperpolling dongle. It’s honestly next level. You can literally tell the smoothness right off the bat. 100% recommend.