Razer DeathAdder V3 Wired Gaming Mouse: 59g Ultra Lightweight – Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor – Fast Optical Switches Gen-3-8K Hz HyperPolling-6 Programmable Buttons -Ergonomic -Speedflex Cable- Black

Top-Tier Gaming Mouse
This Razer mouse is super responsive, comfortable to use, and feels like an upgrade I never knew I needed—can’t go back to anything else.

So close to greatness, but just shy
I have several Razer mice, I really like them and the customization available with Synapse software. I had the v2 deathadder for a While good mouse, bought the Basilisk V3 which I love, it’s a bit heavy, but love the thumb rest, the shape and the many button options. I have a Naga Pro which I like for the different button side plates as some games have lots of random keybinds that that mouse is great for looking at you Sea of Thieves.This Death Adder is nice, the weight is crazy light, I put on the pulsar grip tape custom for this mouse I can pick it up with my hand just in resting on it because of the grip tape and insane lightweight of the mouse. I have big hands the mouse feels great and the clicks and tracking are superb. The only drawback is that it needs like one more button function. It needs one behind the scroll wheel or even add the scroll wheel side to side clicks like the naga or basilisk and it would be perfect. For me almost every modern game has so many quick react buttons nowadays, the main 2 just aren’t enough for me, you have to prioritize the only 2 buttons it has carefully.If you play games that like you only need 2 buttons like reload and grenade it’s fantastic, or if you don’t need the buttons at all that works too. The fit, form, weight, feel are top level, but for me gaming functionality is lacking from the removal of button options on the mouse. I ended up going back to my Basilisk because the games I’m playing now need way more than two buttons. The basilisk has 5 more button use options than the Death Adder. When you’ve got games that need reload, dodge, parry, grenade, stim, ability, swap weapon and so on, the Death Adder falls short. Razer please just add the side scroll click to this mouse, you easily add 2 buttons without changing anything form wise and would save this thing. So just know what you are getting when you buy this mouse.

Was working great until it failed for no reason
The mouse was great, super light, super precise and I was truly happy with it, until I’ve started playing Helldivers about 15 days ago.Since that game requires the constant use of the zoom/switch mechanic for the weapon, that is triggered by the middle wheel mouse button. The wheel mouse button started failing.Just 15 days of constant use of the mouse wheel button was all that was necessary to make it fail.Now every time I press that button, I can see the button is oscilating between click and unclick, if you do not press the button hard enough, the output will be pure jittery of clicks and unclicks.Now I can not even “open new web windows” with that middle mouse button because sometimes it cancels the action because of that unstable contact.I went to Razer, explaining this and even sent them a video. They requested that I ship the mouse. Since I live in Panama and I cannot ship products for RMA I requested any other means from them. Last time something like this happened with Corsair, they kindly ask me to destroy the device and send proof, after that they sent me the replacement without issues. Razer, replied with all that BS nice words saying they “refuse” to execute an RMA if I can’t send the mouse, even if I can’t actually send it because sending products over is pretty expensive.So they abide by their policy of not replacing products if they cannot be dispatched and I abide by my policy of telling everything how much they suck. Obviously I will never buy another Razer product ever again as that will mean that I have no way of reclaiming an RMA if it breaks.You are being warned, if you live in a country that does not allow you to dispatch products overseas, it’s basically like you don’t have ANY guarantee from them. You bought a product and pray that it works for as long as it can.Also, after reading the forums, reddit and searching through youtube.. this faulty middle mouse button is not something new, Razer is having this issue since years now, and it seems they simply don’t care to fix it. Obviously the microswitch they’ve put on the middle mouse button is not optical like the rest. For such a “high quality mouse” this decision is less than stellar.

too bulky and wierd

The Deathadder V3 is nothing like the V2. The click on the V3 is firm and solid feeling unlike the V2 which was squishier and understated. V3 might be a touch louder than V2 but it is fairly quiet. Some may find the V3 click action less satisfying but it registers input clearly from a tactile perspective and feels responsive. The right handed shape fits my larger hand comfortably with just about any grip and the hand feel while using the V3 is just more natural compared to the V2. The feet glide very smoothly (uses virgin grade PTFE). The cable is less floppy than previous generations (but it is smooth) and the lack of RGB on my model makes the mouse look basic. The Razer software is outstanding. It is hard to go wrong with the Deathadder V3 as a solid overall performer. If you do not care about flashiness or wireless capabilities, this mouse is a very lightweight and premium feeling and performing option that should suit anyone looking for a nice gaming/productivity mouse. Well done, Razer.