Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is an outstanding gaming mouse that truly delivers on its promises. From the moment you unbox it, you can feel the premium build quality. The sleek and ergonomic design fits comfortably in your hand, ensuring hours of fatigue-free gaming. One of the standout features of this mouse is its wireless performance. Razer's HyperSpeed wireless technology ensures a lag-free experience, making it virtually indistinguishable from a wired connection. You can expect lightning-fast response times, which are crucial for competitive gaming. The DeathAdder V3 Pro also boasts an impressive 20,000 DPI Focus+ Optical Sensor. Whether you're sniping from a distance or in the midst of a close-quarters firefight, the mouse tracks your movements with incredible precision. The customizable DPI settings allow you to fine-tune sensitivity to your liking. In terms of functionality, the programmable buttons provide ample customization options. You can assign macros, hotkeys, or specific functions to these buttons, giving you a competitive edge in games that require quick reflexes. The battery life is impressive, lasting up to 70 hours on a single charge, making it suitable for long gaming sessions without interruption. When it does need charging, the Razer Speedflex cable ensures minimal interference during wired use. In summary, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is a top-tier gaming mouse that excels in design, performance, and customization. While it may come at a premium price, the investment is well worth it for serious gamers looking for a competitive edge. This mouse combines style, functionality, and cutting-edge technology to offer an exceptional gaming experience.

The mouse is extremely adaptable regarding its DPI. The build itself is very high-quality, and very ergonomic if you have large hands. I'm more than pleased that it charges, instead of using batteries all the time. The charge lasts quite a bit, and depending on how you customize it, the mouse will adapt to usage. All around a very good mouse, simple but meets the standard you would expect from a gaming mouse valued at 150 from Razer.

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!

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!

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.

10/10 Best mouse I’ve ever purchased. I was recommended this from a friend. I was previously using a Logitech Pro X Superlight and I think this mouse solves a lot of the issues I had with my previous mouse. The only thing I hate is thr Razer software but you can just set the mouse settings onboard and turn the software off. The weight is light but not light enough that it flys off the mousepad, it has enough to stop when I need to. The included Grips are amazing and highly recommend putting them on right as you get the mouse because it does feel slippery without them. Battery is excellent and incredibly long lasting, I’ve had it for a month off of the charge that it came with still.

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.

The DeathAdder V3 Pro is lightweight and extremely comfortable. I've used a few different products from Razer and Logitech. I keep coming back to this one as my main mouse. The clicks are nice and crisp and the scroll wheel feels good to move. it has plenty of battery life and my hand does not get tired after hours of use. I was concerned about the mouse being white but it's held its color well and shows no signs of stains. The finish also feels good on your hand.

I have found the deathadder to be one of the most comfortable mice for someone with size L hands. I initially tried to get a Viper Pro V2 but it was too small for my hands and the nose sloped too far down causing hand cramps where I had to stop using it after about 1-2 hours of use. I exchanged and bought this one and it's absolutely fantastic. Wireless works flawless. Love the adjustable DPI levels and being able to plug it in for the wired experience is perfect just incase the battery dies out in the long run making it not a paperweight in the long run is A+ in my book as I'm used to using a wired mouse so thats something that is important to me. Got the white version to match my White/black Hyte Y60 build and it looks awesome. Highly recomended mouse. Only way to improve this is to get some nice RGB lights in this version but I didn't see that existing so this one it is. Otherwise 10/10

great mouse. lighter than ec1 equiv. wayyy better wireless. Overall prolly the best ergo mouse for larger hands

I recently purchased the Razer DeathAdder V3 from Best Buy, expecting a top-notch gaming mouse given its reputation. Unfortunately, my experience has been quite disappointing. Right out of the box, the mouse looked sleek and felt comfortable in my hand, with a design that seemed perfect for long gaming sessions. However, my excitement quickly turned to frustration when I started using it. The mouse frequently stutters and lags during use, making it nearly impossible to play any game smoothly. I've tried troubleshooting the issue by updating drivers, adjusting settings, and even testing it on different surfaces and systems, but nothing seems to resolve the problem. This stuttering issue severely impacts the performance and reliability of the mouse, especially during fast-paced gaming where precision and responsiveness are crucial. Considering the premium price of the DeathAdder V3, I expected much better quality and performance. I hope Razer addresses this issue in future models or provides a solution for affected users. Until then, I cannot recommend this mouse to anyone seeking a reliable and smooth gaming experience. Pros: Comfortable design Sleek aesthetics Cons: Frequent stuttering and lag Unreliable performance for gaming Expensive for the quality received If you're considering the Razer DeathAdder V3, I'd advise looking into other options until these issues are resolved.

This is actually my 2nd mouse due to having to sell my last one. This mouse handles everything you throw at it. I play many FPS games and Rhythm games like Osu with this and I'm still amazed by the performance. There's absolutely no need to get the v4 pro model unless you want the lastest with the extra DPI you get. I'm gonna upgrade the skates on this and it's gonna be even better. Highly recommend getting this while they're still it stock. Still a goat mouse!

Was very much on the fence moving away from my Logitech G Pro X Superlight. When you're spending +$100 on a mouse it can be an iffy situation. I am very glad I made the switch. Although I love the Superlight, I do have larger hands and the DeathAdder V3 Pro not only brings a larger mouse, it keeps the lightweight figure I'm use too. Highly recommend for Superlight users, with larger hands, looking for a change.

I love the deathadder v3 pro. Its lightweight and with included grip pads it really sticks into your hand. How it is a bid mouse. But if you have medium to large hands i find it very comfortable. I would highly recommend this mouse. But I also only run basic razer software for the dpi on thr mouse. Not full Razer software. That would be my only complaint, Razer software is not my favorite, but im very picky about system load on software.

I bought this mouse for gaming and its very light. I really do like it and the structure of the mouse. I do have to get use to the weight of the mouse while playing so i did some adjustments for my sensitivity for my game. Overall 10/10

Great mouse especially paired with the hyper polling dongle! Side button is in a perfect position, very sturdy feeling mouse. Optical switches are nice, the best wireless tech inside gaming mice right now. Shape is perfect for lots of different types of grips. If you take shooters serious or look for comfort in a gaming mouse while still being a lightweight option this is for you.

Ive been through every new and upcoming mouse for gaming. I play all the comp fps games. This is the first mouse where i instantly saw improvement. its ergonomic and insanely responsive. especially if u get the polling rate dongle. only complaint is battery life but whatever, beggars cant be choosers its easy to deal with.

Light, functional, rechargeable and responsive. It lives up to it's price tag.

Bought the mouse when it first went on the market, other than the first mouse having issues with the scroll wheel, after I got it replaced, its been an amazing mouse. Very lightweight especially compared to the v2.

WOW, I bought this first thinking i can get use to a ergo mouse. I returned it... But there is more to the story. I've always used ambi mice, i've always heard benefits of ergo mice and wanted to give it a shot. However, when switching over it honestly made me feel slow physically and mentally lol, almost as if you're trying to play a competitive fps game, but your room is freezing cold and your joints and muscles start to slow down and get tight and tired? Well after that yes i returned it. But i decided to get a Skypad v3, with the slicker more consistent surface compared to cloth hyata otsu (i think that's how you spell it) I'm now fragging out on my cs2 games. This mouse in combo with skypad wow. it's a dream. Shoutout to skypad, i'm hyped the consistency will stay the same throughout the years I think lightweight ergo and glass pad is the future for tac shooters.