Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great weight and battery life. The latency on the mouse is very low. I tried using this with a wide variety of games and it felt great on everything. The build quality feels good. My only complaint is that it takes longer to charge than other wireless mice I've owned. In conclusion, I recommend it if you love the shape.

This mouse was an outstanding upgrade for my setup, hands down. I got it during the black friday deal, and has been the best decision Ive made. Finally ditching the wired mouse was a game-changer! No longer will my mouse move itself from the weight of its own cord drooping off the desk. And because it recharges via USB-C, I don’t even have to fret over propietary cables, or having to remember which batteries were good or dead.

its a good lightweight mouse. wish it had a compartment to hold the dongle

Has a long charge great response time and very lightwieght

While the reduced weight is certainly noticeable compared to the Viper Ultimate, the build quality of this new Viper falls woefully short. M1 and M2 sound extremely different; M1 is snappy and responsive, while M2 is mushy and hollow. I thought this may have been unique to the copy I had, so I purchased a second copy. The click variance was even worse on the second copy in terms of sound (a nice "click" on the LMB, a hollow "thunk" on the RMB), but the RMB on the second one felt slightly less mushy. The side buttons feel fantastic, so no complaints there, and the stock mouse skates glide extremely well on my Artisan Hien (better than the Tiger Ice skates on my Viper Ultimate). The scroll wheel is mushy when depressed, and has some significant side to side play on one of the copies. This is, sadly, the state of Razer QC at the moment. It may take you several tries to get a mouse completely (or mostly) without noticeable flaws. This mouse definitely does not warrant a $150 price tag. The only group I can recommend this mouse to are hardcore FPS gamers who feel they will be served better by a 60g mouse over a 73g mouse. Otherwise, the best decision is to pick up a regular Viper Ultimate (ESPECIALLY at the discounted price - the Viper Ultimate with the gen 2 optical switches was well worth full MSRP, in my opinion). If hearing two completely different sounds when you're clicking your main mouse buttons doesn't bother you, and you're okay with a possible mushy MMB and RMB click, AND you have $150 to burn, then maybe give this mouse a try. Razer claimed these gen 3 opticals were binned to solve this issue - this is absolutely untrue given the two copies I received, the switches are not even remotely close in sound and feel. If I was able to acquire a copy of this mouse without flaws and with clicks within a reasonable tolerance distance of each other, I would give this mouse a 4/5. Either way, the Logitech GPX has just as many flaws and QC issues, so if you absolutely need a featherweight mouse and are used to the Viper shape, this may be your only option. Hopefully you get a decent copy.

The mouse was very light and good quality the ability to change the DPI was very nice, however as a Mac book user it wasn’t the best option in terms of connectivity. It was nice that it had two ways to connect to computer either wired or Bluetooth.

I have used this mouse for about two months now, it is amazing. the mouse is light weight and its sensor and mouse skates are amazing. I 100% recommend this mouse over mouses like the Pro X 2.

Amazing mouse works great long lasting battery life and very light

Mouse is great but the dongle came in DOA. I managed to get one for free from Razer. Now that I have it the mouse is awesome. Lightweight, the shape is great, the buttons are great. Would recommend.

This mouse is probably the lightest mouse I've ever used. It was a bit pricy at 150 bucks plus tax but I dont regret purchasing it one bit. Its got one of the smoothest tracking and when paired with the 4k dongle sold seperately, your fps experience is better.

The best gaming mouse for FPS very lightweight and fix for all hand sizes (mine was medium sized) the left and right buttons are excellent and you can see the quality of this product which was made for FPS gamers.

Exactly what my boyfriend wanted for his PC, works good batter lasts forever.

This mouse is phenomenal, really got the job done. Feels great and works great too. My only gripe is that I purchased this in March of 2024, yet my scroll wheel is acting funny and no longer operates correctly. I can't click it right and the scroll functionality has stopped working. I am upgrading to the v3, but a shame that the v2 only lasted a year for me.

One of the best wireless mice i’ve ever used the did buttons are the only downside in my opinion but the tape and the mouse works amazing the 80 hour battery life is amazing

The Razer DeathAdder V2 Wireless is a top-tier gaming mouse that delivers exceptional performance and comfort. Its ergonomic design fits perfectly in the hand, making long gaming sessions a breeze. With ultra-fast wireless connectivity, a 20K DPI sensor, and customizable buttons, it’s perfect for both casual and competitive gamers. Highly recommended!

Top tier for aggro claw or fingertip grip. Really good internals. Can run into encoder issues unfortunately but newer models may have fixed. Coating is meh. Shape is fantastic and so is the weight and optical clicks feel OK.

Having owned the Logitech counterpart, the G pro superlight. I definitely prefer the shape of this one in my hands more personally. And the grip it comes with are great! This one seems to last a bit longer as well.

Very light and awesome mouse to use, been using for quite some time now. Love the setting tweaks you can do and especially the ease of it being wireless.

Good mouse. I used it for few months and I still use it no regrets

PHENOMENAL Value I recently had the Tenz Finalmouse break on me and this was the perfect replacement. Better switches, slightly heavier, better sensor, actual software