Review on Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Adam Tomasz ᠌
A really necessary purchase, glad I found this product.
Razer's big problem is a large percentage of rejects in terms of button switches. The problem is not that there are non-working instances, but that there are mice with crooked clicks, especially on the left buttons. I don’t know why they have this, but this is already a statistic, and not an isolated case. On the first Desadder that came to me, the left button, instead of a click, made a sound similar to crackling, and double - "click-click". However, the button worked. Returned. The second time came a good copy. Previously, their mice came across with a kind of cottony, not perceptible click, as if the button had survived 1 million clicks. In short, it's a matter of luck. In fairness, it should be said that finding a mouse with the same click on the left and right buttons is probably not realistic in principle. Even my current pressures are slightly different in effort, however, fortunately, they are the same in pre and post travel, elastic, which makes me very happy. Conclusion. Find a good device, you will get high.
- This is a great device! The large palm fits perfectly. The body shape is just what you need. Great button clicks. There is a pronounced elastic free play before and after the click, which makes the clicks very pleasant. When pressed all the way, the button rests against the case. Press at least with all the dope in hot batches - you won’t break it. Moreover, you won’t break it, because the switches are optical. A chic sensor with flexible take-off and landing height adjustment, surface calibration and built-in ready-made calibrations for Razer carpets. The software is very user-friendly and intuitive. Aiming at heads is a pleasure, even slowly, even flickering - the aiming accuracy is at a height. I use it over the air - there are no problems with the connection. I have a docking station from Viper Ultimate, so the transmitter in it is 20 cm from the mouse. Charging is also through the station. The charge holds great.
- The only point to be taken into account is the beveled right side, in which there is no recess. That is, if you are used to tearing off the mouse with your thumb and little finger, it may feel uncomfortable at first. However, thanks to the rubber sides, the mouse easily comes off the carpet even without a recess on the right. I quickly got used to it. It would also be nice to move the side buttons more back - you have to reach a little for the front side button. There is nothing more to complain about this.
