Customer Ratings & Reviews

This mouse has been an absolute joy to work with , after countless hours scouring YouTube looking to replace my old Corsair mouse I saw videos that kept bringing me back to this specific mouse , lightweight , responsive and long lasting are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to this mouse , the box itself was a joy to open with a great design and very well made cords and adapters to ensure the mouse can be used in almost every set up. The only negative here for me personally is the lack of overall RGB , it's a very plain but extremely powerful mouse !

The DAV3 Pro is a very good lightweight ergonomic gaming mouse with S tier internals. Only major flaws imo would be the coating kinda sucks on the black and the white so either get the 8k wired or the unfortunately more expensive red faker edition as the coating feels much more premium. Everything else about the mouse is top tier as well. Good feeling optical click switches, solid scroll wheel, solid stock skates, arguably the best sensor on the market as well. The mouse has an aggresive ergonomic hump and its best for palm grip or relaxed claw. Its a fairly large mouse.

I’ve always previously opted for a wired gaming mouse, due to both the obvious reliability of a wired vs a wireless mouse, and the additional risk of a premium product with potential flaws like connectivity issues. I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the lack of connectivity issues, and the responsive nature of this Razer mouse. Instead of relying on Bluetooth, the mouse comes with a dongle which outputs a 2.4Ghz signal, which is used by WiFi and has a higher transfer rate capability than Bluetooth does. At first, I was annoyed that I had to connect the mouse to my computer via a wireless USB receiver, but it’s small and unobtrusive, though it does take up a port that a pure Bluetooth mouse wouldn’t need. However, once I realized the USB connection was to allow faster, more reliable transfer speeds, my position softened and I can at least appreciate the innovation behind a faster data connection that what Bluetooth provides, I’ve tested this Death Added mouse in RPGs, RTS games, as well as MOBA games, and throughout all of them, this mouse provided the same consistent performance I would expect from a wired mouse. My only complaint is that the button to adjust the preset DPI settings is on the bottom of the mouse which makes it impractical to switch DPI settings in the middle of a game. The wired mouse I used previously had a DPI button on the top of the mouse, which made it convenient to change in the middle of usage, from games to browsing on my computer, Overall, I have virtually no complaints about this mouse and would recommend it to someone in the market for a gaming mouse that is also wireless.

Incredibly solid design for being so light you can hold it with two fingers. On top of that it's wireless and built for FPS games. I was an early buy in to the original DeathAdder, and this is an insane upgrade.

As advertised its an Ergonomic, Long Lasting, and good weight while not being cumbersome. As an aside, it could have extra side buttons on the right but that's me being nitpicky. Also, I'm not a fan of razer software nor was of Logitech's when I used their mice.

This mouse works excellent! I've had it for a little over two weeks and it has been amazing. I feel no input lag over my old wired mouse, and the battery life has lasted a while, only needed to charge it once after charging it out of the box. It is smooth, light, and probably the best mousee on the market. 10/10 I would absolutely buy.

The deathadder v3.0 wireless has been a great addition to my set up. I've used razer deathadders in the past and always thought they were great. But I am glad i went back to the most simple design than from the competitors. Not sure if they still use the same slogan. But the KISS - keep it simple stupid, holds true today. I do wish the dongle was bigger because im afraid i might lose it one of these days. But other than that. It glides smoothly and is very light weight. Great mouse if you're looking for a wireless gaming one. And when you need to go wired to charge... it's USB-C!

Using the V3 Deathadder, it definitely does not feel like a deathadder. For one, they arched the left finger click for a more ergonomic feel. Secondly, it is way lighter than before. Thirdly, the scroll wheel feels super light and easy to scroll through, something the Viper V3 Pro needs to 100% copy. Fourthly, the teflon feet feels way more smoother than I expected. The only flaw I see is that if you are playing FPS games, you will notice that the clicks are slower than what the Razer Viper V2 Pro is capable of. I suspect it's because of the left click arch which makes it harder to click fast; but the good news is it makes you think before you fire more because you don't have the luxury of a pistol turning into an automatic in FPS games (Viper V2 Pro series can make a pistol fire unbelievably fast). Overall though, if you loved the Viper V2 Pro but didn't like the low arch, this mouse was a huge surprise as it did change compared to the past reiterations of the Deathadder series. Amazing job.

If you need the best, lightweight and wireless mouse, then you are looking at one. The ergonomics on this is amazing. Whenever I would use it, it feels natural like part of my body. The battery life is crazy long. You probably would only need to charge it one a week if you use it a lot.

I love this mouse! Everything is ideal! The left side takes a little bit to get used to but now I am in love with it. I switched over from the Logitech G Pro X Wireless. The G Pro X was starting to make my hand cramp. I was looking for a lightweight ergonomic mouse that is suitable for bigger hands. This mouse checked those boxes and has crazy good battery life. LOVE THIS MOUSE!

After having it for a year, i really liked this mouse. I've struggled to find a mouse that fits my large hand until i came across this one. Glad that is has usbc along with great battery life, it feels very accurateand glides nicely on my mouse pad, the side buttons feel okay, and I'm a big fan of the light weight. All this being said, there are 2 issues i have with them. The smoothness and lack of groves on the sides of the mouse makes it NECESSARY to use the included grips. They use 3m adhesave to attach and are easy to apply, but 2 or 3 months ago the left side started to peel off. As of today i removed it entierly as it was uncomfortable on my thumb. The other and largest issue i have with this mouse is the price. If it werent for a giftcard i had allowing me to buy it for 60$ I would have never bought it. I loved this mouse, but these 2 issues make it unrecommendable and makes me want to look for another mouse.

Light weight and super comfortable, works wireless and wired which is also cool. Dpi is nuts.

I love how light the mouse is without the cable! The Death Adder V2 did not have wireless compatibility. In addition, it is a few grams heavier to move around. Considering the V3 has an upgraded sensor and a lighter overall weight. This is the best mouse I have used to this date!

Great mouse! Very light weight, fits in my hand perfectly, only issue is the scroll wheel started to glitch out

One of the best ergo's on the market. Great feel, weight, & clicks. Can go up to 4k polling rate with additional dongle. Clicks are optical & very crispy feeling. Software is bad and needed for any of the good features.

This is the lightest mouse I have ever used and the battery life is amazing. All of the materials are very sturdy and it has enough buttons for most people to enjoy. My only issue with this mouse is it is very expensive.

I presently own three Razor razors: the Razor Viper Mini, Razor Viper 1, and Razor Viper 2. As I type this, there are a couple more worth buying, like the Logitech Pro Wireless X, Logitech Superlight X, and around three Final Series Mice. Almost all the aforementioned mice are outperformed by this one. This mouse has some noteworthy features, including a comfortable grip size for medium palms and a smooth slide on any mouse pad fabric. The ultra-lightweight mouse glides across any surface, including wood tables, glass cloth pads, hybrid pads, and regular pads. If you're unsure and have hands that are of average size, click the buy button right now. I adore everything about this mouse, from the on-the-go DPI button to the high hertz it delivers for gaming.

Excellent quality mouse. The movement feels just like a wired mouse and is very light. Great for daily office work or gaming FPS. Battery life is 90 hours and charges quickly. Only downside is the price, but still worth it.

This mouse is almost perfect! It's lightweight and because of that it doesn't cause as much fatigue as other mice do. The grip tape that comes with it is amazingly more useful than I thought it would be, and I enjoy it a lot. There's only one downside: My scroll wheel doesn't work. Keep in mind, I baby my electronics. However, I was annoyed to realize after a few months that my scroll wheel began bouncing around; no matter which direction I scrolled, it decides to go whichever way it wants. The only reason this isn't 3 stars or lower is because Razer was very amazing when I reached out to them, they helped through all the troubleshooting steps, and the RMA process is going great!

I've heard that smaller mice are better for shooting games, but anything I tried didn't seem to fit for me, including the Orochi V2. This mouse has everything I liked about the Orochi: lightweight, long asf battery life, NO HOLES!! but also doesn't cramp my hand after long gaming sessions. It's technically an ergo design, but in medium to large hands, you really won't notice much of a difference. Everything about the build feels high quality; the scroll wheel, left and right clicks and side buttons are super responsive and the mouse itself feels sturdy too. If you're willing to sacrifice some "performance" in some games, the quality and comfort of the Deathadder V3 is well worth it!