DeathAdder V3 Pro - Lightweight Wireless Ergonomic Esports Mouse (63g Lightweight Design, Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor, Mouse Switches Gen-3, HyperSpeed Wireless) Black

The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is hands down my absolute favourite mouse, and honestly the only variant I'll ever buy again nothing else feels quite right in my hand. Yeah, Razer's long-term durability can be a bit hit and miss (I've had switches go dodgy after a couple of years on previous ones), but the usability is just superior: the shape is perfect for my palm/claw grip, it's ridiculously light at 63g, the clicks are crisp and responsive, tracking is spot on with the Focus Pro sensor, and the wireless performance is flawless with zero lag. I've tried loads of others, but I always end up coming back to this one it's worth the premium for how bloody comfortable and precise it is day in, day out.

I picked this up in 2022 and have been using this for 7+ hours daily since then and it has not let me down. The ergonomics of this mouse are excellent - a great size that fits my hands well and is the ideal weight for both gaming and vector art. I have not yet come across another mouse that matches it. Prior this this, I had the V1 and the quality did improve a lot, such as the side grips which are now part of the mouse chassis instead of stickers. After three years, the left grip has worn down quite a lot but it still quite comfortable. The DPI switcher works great - I do appreciate having two buttons to increase or decrease DPI rather than having just one that cycles through like many other mice. RGB effects through Synapse look nice, and very customisable - very easy to set up. Very much worth the money, I hope to see this last another year or two at the least!

Nice looking, love the white light only. Feels good and gaming and perfect on the hand, I got small hands though. Responsive, stylish good price and quality.

I bought this mouse to replace a faulty deathadder v3 wired. The mouse had a temperamental cable. Anyone into buying mice know that the first thing you do is give it the shake test, if you hear nothing the mouse is good. Both mouse I ordered had rattle inside but I'm keeping the second one as it is quieter and I cannot be bothered. The first copy also had very stiff buttons with a poppy M2 pressed near the middle. The good : shape is better than the regular dav3, coating is worse but still good. Buttons are the same with spacing between m4 and m5. The ergonomic shape makes it a good mouse for browsing the web or playing games. For faster intense games I prefer the Logitech GPX2 Superlight which costs more than this mouse but the quality is slightly better(even with its mushy horrible side buttons). Battery life is great. As a replacement for the wired I am satisfied but wish it didn't have any rattle. it's not worth ordering a third time as even if it came with no rattle the buttons might not be as good as on the copy I have.

I've played FPS games since the mid-90s and used many, many, mice, often with lots of programmable buttons and flashy lights...all of which, after actually using them, made me wish that I simply had a mouse that was entirely focused on speed, accuracy, and low latency. I've been using this Razer Deathadder V3 for a couple of years now and it's the best mouse I have ever used. When I bought it, I was specifically looking for a mouse that was focused on it's performance in-game rather than flashy extras. In the flesh it looks like an old-style mouse that you might have used back in the office alongside an ancient CRT monitor and beige box PC. It's plain, zero lighting, and just 5 buttons. R, L, middle and 2 thumb buttons. It's also very light indeed, which massively reduces wrist stress in very sweaty deathmatch maps. Unfussy, but incredibly fast with a very simple switch on the base to swap res. Obviously it has software that you can use to tweak it etc if you're that way inclined...but I'm not. Overall, and at this price, it's the first mouse I've ever owned that I would consider buying a second simply as a backup - not because I expect it to fail, but more likely that I will wear it out. I'm currently building a new PC with a white colour scheme...pity the white version of this mouse is twice as expensive!

The Razer DeathAdder Essential 2021 Mercury White is a solid, no-frills gaming mouse that delivers great value. Its build quality feels sturdy, and the classic DeathAdder shape provides a comfortable, secure grip for long sessions. The buttons are responsive and satisfying to click, though the scroll wheel is just average. Since it’s wired, there’s no battery life to worry about and connectivity is always stable. The lighting is minimal with a simple white glow, so brightness isn’t a standout feature. Overall, it’s a reliable, comfortable mouse that nails the basics without unnecessary extras.

This mouse is awesome for the price! Great quality and works great. The wire is very lightweight and dose not get in the way at all. Haven’t noticed any delay and I use with my ps5 pro. Not had any problems with connectivity. Can set up macros that can be stored on the mouse. Smooth feel and very comfortable to grip. Very responsive.

So comfortable, just what you'd expect from the DeathAdder series. Very comfortable and the colour is great. Quality is fantastic too. I came from the Razer Viper Ultimate, which was a bit of a switch because of the shape and size of this one being different. However I shortly got used to it and find it mighty comfortable. Buttons: 10/10 Value for money: 4/10 Noise level: 8/10 Lag: None (10/10) Battery life: 10/10