Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best feeling mouse I've ever used in the past 9 years but the MOUSE WHEEL IS GARBAGE

I have had at least a dozen gaming mice over the years. Wired, wireless, and from most major brands. I learned a few years ago that I prefer ergonomic mice over symmetric mice. They just feel better in my hand overall. This mouse has everything I loved about the Viper Ultimate, with an ergonomic design that just melts into my hand while gaming. The bottom feet are smooth and glide on my mousepad. It is incredibly lightweight and just feels natural while playing FPS games. The Razer Synapse software is solid as expected, and makes it easy to adjust any of the mouse dpi or refresh rate settings. The wireless connection with the included USB dongle has been rock solid and I have not had any issue. Battery life has been impressive, especially with the 5 minute auto-sleep feature. I have had mice in the past that I would have to manually turn off after every use otherwise the battery would constantly drain. This mouse with general usage and light gaming was still at 80% battery after roughly a week and I never once manually turned it off. The lack of RGB lighting definitely helps with the battery life, but I honestly do not miss the feature at all. Also, the included rubber grips grab onto my fingertips very well and give me additional control. Overall I highly recommend this mouse for anyone that prefers an ergonomic shape. I have yet to find a better one.

This is hands down the best ergonomic mouse on the market currently.

Hinestly ana amazing mouse. Super light weight, love this mouse

Very nice and light weight gaming mouse. Not much to computation

Classic deathadder feel with improved battery and precision.

Scroll wheel problems after 10 months of owning and taking good care of it. Jumpy scroll wheel and sometimes scrolling up or down before going in the intended direction. Otherwise, this mouse is great, just a common and major design flaw in the scroll wheel, unfortunately.

Terrible device. Ruins Wi-Fi connection on laptop. Doesn’t have a Bluetooth option so I have to use it wired all the time. Might as well have saved a significant amount of money and just bought the much cheaper wired mouse.

Great sensor and overall good mouse but very big mouse if there was a mini it would be perfect

for my taste it is very light and you lose pressure, it takes a long time to get used to it

Mine died after 5 months. It's very light, when it works its a good product - but it died after 5 months of use.

Not sure if I have the dongle connected in the wrong spot or what but the mouse loves to turn off and/or loose connection randomly

Pretty mid and big body on the thang kinda too thick almost

If this shape mouse works well with your hand size/grip then this is a top tier wireless mouse that feels like it weighs nothing in your hand. Movement is exceptionally easy at ~65g, so great for competitive FPS but lacking the extra buttons some might prefer for games like WoW. For my hand it is a great fit, I'm a mix between a palm and fingertip grip and typically wear large size gloves. It has razers latest iteration of optical switches, which they did a great job of still making them feel mechanical but should have a superior lifespan thanks to the technology they use to actually activate. They have a good actuation force in my opinion, minimizing ghost clicks but still registering intentional clicks even with light pressure. To save weight and improve battery life this mouse does not have any RGB. Very surprising from Razer who has been on the "rgb everything" kick for about 6 years now, but it was the right move for this type of mouse. The PTFE feet they used are awesome and glide effortlessly across my desk pad, again providing superior movement compared to other mice I have used from logitech, steelseries, and others. It has a USB-C port for charging, which is awesome and vastly superior to micro USB in both ease of use and durability. Includes a wireless dongle extension so you can be sure to have a clean LOS to the sensor for minimal latency, and it includes a nice braided USB-A to USB-C cable for charging/dongle extension hookup. Razer quality overall seems to be on the rise, at least with the mice and keyboards I have had the opportunity to use over the past ~3 years. So this mouse does a lot of stuff great and I would recommend it to anyone looking for a quality lightweight wireless mouse of this style/shape. However I have two small gripes that I would like to mention. First, they are pushing this incredible 4000hz wireless poling rate for even less latency and better performance however you must purchase that particular wireless dongle separately which pushes the price up. Now of course that is an optional feature and I personally am no where near competitive enough to care about the milliseconds you would gain going from 1000hz to 4000hz but still, seems like they would just go ahead and include that in the kit. Second, it comes with 5 pre-configured DPI settings which is great but unfortunately none of which were what I typically use and the only way I have to change this is the razer synapse software. I don't really mind having to download software to change settings like these, but their software is laggy and annoying compared to something clean like the Logitech G Hub software. It also auto-prompts you to install as soon as you plug the mouse in. Maybe some people appreciate that, but I consider that type of functionality a nuisance. So to finish this off, this has become my new "main" mouse replacing my previous G Pro Wireless (non superlite) that I had been using and I would absolutely recommend it to friends or family that are in the market for a competitive wireless mouse.

I used the Viper Ultimate before, ans i decided i wanted something a bit more comfortable for my hand, and this is great. solid all around.

mouse came with a different mouse in the box and the store wouldn't take it back

The Razer Deathadder V3 is a replacement mouse for a basic mouse that wasn't configurable at all. This mouse is that and more, and unless you are a hard-core gamer requiring 50 different buttons on your mouse, this light and effective mouse is one to look at. It is made from hard plastic and is very smooth (and somewhat slippery) to the touch. This might also be it's only real downside, as it comes with grip "decals" that you can apply to help with the slip, but I would think having permanently placed grippy, rubberized areas would have been better. Short of that, the mouse comes with the standard left and right buttons, scroll wheel, and two configurable (through the app) side buttons. The mouse also has a power/dpi switch on the button that allows you to turn on and off the mouse, but more importantly, switch the dpi (tracking rate) of the mouse. With a 30k DPI laser, this thing can be very precise and fast. The mouse is wireless and charges via USB-C port in the front of the mouse. I have had it for a couple of weeks now and still have about 60% charge, and that's with daily usage! It says 90 hours of operations time, and I believe it. The mouse is super light and very ergonomic (if your a righty, that is). The mouse was able to track on desk surfaces, mouse pad, wood and glass desk cover with no issues whatsoever. The App allows you to change DPI, button config, polling rate and lift-off distance. No LEDs, no extra buttons, no BS.. Just a really good, highly trackable and really light mouse. You can't go wrong with this one!

The lightweight design is very helpful for swift movements when playing shooting games or even MOBA games. There is noticeable smoother performance when using this mouse. I also feel high responsiveness as there is no latency as far as I can tell. The wireless connivence also makes using this mouse a lot better compared to the wired version, no more readjusting the mouse wire when switching to wireless. The battery life is long when fully charged, and charges pretty quickly too, making it barely an inconvenience. Though the cost of this mouse is a little on the pricey side, double the cost of the wired version, and there is a dongle needed to access the 8000 hz polling rate, which the wired version already gives access to without any upgrade. Though as someone who has both the wired and wireless version, I really find myself enjoying the wireless version the most.

I will lead off by saying I'm usually not a huge Razer fan. I prefer a couple other mainstream gaming accessory suppliers. This mouse has possibly changed that for me. Its borderline epic. The light weight combined with substantial battery life is amazing! (like how the heck are they getting multiple gaming hours out of a mouse that weighs 63g?! I've used it for a few days straight with a couple hours of gaming each day and not needed to charge it!) The level of DPI adjustment is mind boggling, I don't know who will need 30k DPI, but this mouse can crank it up if needed! I usually play at 1000hz polling and 1600dpi, combined with the light weight, this mouse can twitch way ahead of my skill level. It's not surprising some pros endorse these mice, because they can probably actually use them, which you couldn't say about wireless gaming mice in the past. Also being able to customize the lift off height is also a massive positive. If I'm picking up my mouse, I want it to stop tracking! That does bring me to the only negative I have with this mouse, and it isn't even the mouse itself, I just cannot stand Razer Synapse. It's better than it used to be, but I do not like that they want you to have an account just for your mouse software. They just want to get more ads in front of your face to buy more stuff. Overall this is a top tier gaming mouse, and even if you're an old noob, it may even help your K:D break back to even!

Mouse wheel went bad in a week gets stuck in the clicked position.