Review on Improved Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse: Advanced 20K DPI Optical Sensor - Fastest Gaming Mouse Switch 🖱️ - Vibrant Chroma RGB Lighting - 8 Customizable Buttons - Enhanced Rubberized Side Grips - Sleek Classic Black by Boyan Jakimov ᠌

money down the drain. Has pros: Against the backdrop of shortcomings, I see no reason to say something. The guys below have already written about omrons and optics, which, in fact, is already in any Chinese with an alik for half the price of the cost of a "raser", if not cheaper. Although no, wildly soft wire - plus or not, FIG knows. But this is already on normal Chinese Different cons: One big drawback. The most important thing is the form! If you think that this is a super handy mouse - don't fi ha! except for the brand, there is absolutely NOTHING in it! the mouse may be suitable for a schoolchild, up to 12 years old, with a mini handle. The shape is simply crooked. Large and medium palms - p by! The palm does not lie down in any way, it is not convenient; fingers - not convenient, the floor of the palm rubs the rug. My palm is average 17.5cm, while I tested it on a person with a large hand - it's not convenient, it's just super small for 19cm, and also on a girl with a small hand - it's also not convenient. case - cheap, ringing, ala "rough" plastic. traditional on clicks are simply missing. like "rubberized" sidewalls, that in fact a piece of rubber-plastic is glued to the sidewalls, it feels far from rubber, as it is solid, and does not fulfill its function. just not sticky! The mouse is not comfortable to lift. Software is a separate issue! Glitches with not saving DiPiAi settings, speed, etc. - yes, yes, in the "raser" the crooked software, I could not even imagine what this could be! It's funny - the diode settings are not saved to the mouse ! but loaded from the program - which starts at startup, is visible and if the program is deleted or not started, the settings for the diodes are not saved. The di-pi-ai switch ons chime. The hand slips. In my opinion, even on glossy plastic, on an office mouse for two and a half kopecks, it does not slip as much as on "this". In the area of ​​​​the logo, the mouse heats up, apparently from the diode, it heats the palm extremely unpleasantly. When the backlight is turned off, it is better, but still noticeably warmer than the rest of the plastic. Bottom line - for the money it ! And those who say that you need to get used to - for this money that they ask for it - you should neither get used to, not google how to cope with buggy software, nor listen to this awkward sound of pressing ons. For me, this is a facepalm, since the alik is full of mice on omrons, with cool sensors, everything is fine, but many times cheaper. But this is alik, and show-offs are more expensive than money, so