I hope it will work for at least a year, the previous one did not fail, but the child was no longer satisfied with the speed of clicks in games (xs as it is expressed). He plays mainly minecraft. In other games, the old one was good. Wanted for the new year. Pros: Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse. Discounted price with bonuses 2090, good gaming mouse. Better than the previous A4 Bloody A9. Children are happy. Its cons: I would like a little better workmanship, there are no rubberized…

Some pros: The legendary shape of the mouse, proven over time, comfortable to use with any type of grip. Not a bad Pixart sensor, modified by Razer. Excellent uniform illumination without frills. Stable and understandable software. Matte practical plastic. Flexible braided wire. Absolutely reasonable price. sticker included)) Some cons: Due to the lack of rubberized inserts on the sides, if there is sweat on the palms, the mouse can slip out, despite the plastic perforation. A resource of 10 mi

First, double-click LMB when buying. Then 45 days of waiting for warranty repair / examination. After the exchange, the problem with scrolling the wheel. And again 45 days. Worst mouse, worst company! The company, whose mouse was taken after, immediately exchanged the goods at the intermediary store during marriage. Got pros: The advantages, if any, are completely outweighed by the disadvantages indicated below. With its cons. Zero reliability, terrible build quality, constant marriage, vile…

Someone says that this is a hybrid mouse for palmar and claw grip, but in my opinion it is suitable only and exclusively for palmar. It's not even about the size, but about the relatively wide back and narrowing at the top, in combination with a decent weight - even with a giant palm, it will be uncomfortable to hold with a claw. If you want a comfortable claw grip, look for a mouse with a downward taper (with a V-shaped bottom), and a little smaller of course, if you don't have a terminator…

In general, the model is very good, apart from its small nuances. I also wanted to note that the mouse is large, so it is not very suitable for children with small hands. Its pros: In general, the mouse is good, especially for its price. I would like to note a pleasant, distinct click and good build quality, except for one small disappointment. Some cons: The mouse wheel has a little backlash, but in general this does not affect its use, all the more so this drawback may not be for all users…

For 2.5 thousand, for which it is now being sold, I would hardly take it, I would look for better options and a little more expensive, or, on the contrary, I would buy for 1 - 1.5 k the same A4, which are just as ideal in my hand. Its pros: - One of the few mice that fits perfectly in the hand. Before that there was a "folk" G102, it is good, but too small. - Price. I took it on sale in OGO for 1950 wooden ones, I think this is the optimal amount for the device, even if it breaks a year after…

The mouse is very comfortable. Easily sits in the hand (even though I have a large palm). In general, the best in its price segment.

The price is pleasant, I paid 2k for it, the quality more than exceeded all expectations. If you want to take, then I advise the white version, because it is much more beautiful than the black one. Pros: Smooth matte finish. Smooth and pleasant scrolling of the mouse wheel. Illuminated Razer logo and mouse wheel. Convenient recesses on the buttons for the index and middle fingers. Fast and easy response of the main and side buttons. Comfortable mouse. Very cheap and high quality at the same…

Probably the most basic mouse for gamers and for my money I didn’t find something better. The last revision that is sold comes with a cord without a braid. The USB connector is not gold, but regular. With its pros. For me, the most comfortable shape, it glides very well on the mat, good accuracy. Very beautiful Not overloaded with unnecessary features. Has some cons No built-in memory (software will have to be installed and when connected to another computer without software, the settings will…

A very comfortable mouse, it lies perfectly in the hand, there are no complaints about the response either. I use it on carpet. The most curious thing is that there are no traces of use on the mouse for a year, although it was used all day, it still looks like new

I did not plan to take a wired mouse for that kind of money, but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and ergonomics. At home, the rapoo 750, ordered by Ali and costing the same money, turned out to be less ergonomic compared to this one.

The plate, which includes two mouse buttons and a hump, is solid. Clicking on any button is given in the entire mouse. Double-calls out of the box.

I looked at the replacement of DeathAdder 3500, which has worked for more than 5 years, including in games. I did not install any additional software (Synapse). It didn’t break, didn’t lag like Bloody, but over the years the left click began to mope. Actually, I assumed that Essential was left as DA 3500 and additionally released a more fancy Elite with whistles. So no! The Essential is just a "super budget" mouse for those who want a Razer but don't have the money. At a price of more than 3…

Alas, the ergonomics of the Deathadder suits me. It's the only reason I'm forced to use those flimsy, fucked-up Reiser crafts. These days, China can make excellent quality products, but the Raisers prefer to save money, and this does not change. Last year I took this mouse for 4000. It's not worth the money. 2500 - for the year of using the mouse? I don't know how tempting it is. Suddenly, the wheel began to play, touching the body. Previously, wheels creaked and played on desadders in the same

The previous model, without additional buttons, has been serving me for 5 years, I have no complaints at all, I bought DeathAdder Essential for my younger brother and it has such a problem with a double click, which users write about literally everywhere, but I have not seen any comments from Razer and the latest V2 model so far without any mention of whether this issue has been resolved, which, for me personally, puts the whole brand in doubt. Ergonomics, ease of use, even design (although I…

I took it as a schoolboy in 2022, then it cost 2700. Works well and works well so far. On it I won several local eSports tournaments in CoD4 ("lans"), I took it everywhere with me, never let me down. Firmly and comfortably holds even in a sweaty hand. The response speed was strikingly different from other representatives of the mouse, at least at that time. In shooters it was critical. For the office, of course, there is no difference. There was a double click (left key) after 3 years (and…

A few months later, the wheel began to fail - whichever way you turn it, sometimes scrolling is skipped, or it scrolls in the wrong direction. Cleaning, up to complete disassembly, did not change anything. You blow it - it works fine for about 15 minutes, then again it's buggy. The mouse is relatively new and the inside turned out to be almost perfectly clean, so this is precisely the problem with the device.

I got hooked on the DeathAdder mouse 10 years ago. At first it was a joint mouse Rather and melkosofta. Then Razer's own options, which are regularly ated (the sensitivity of the sensor rises again, the backlight changes :) and the price tag grows. Because of the latter, this mouse, lightweight in terms of functions, was rated very positively and took a permanent place among my devices. Unfortunately, every year and a half you have to change (less often repair) because of the mikriks, which…

Bought to replace the old x7. I had to get used to the fact that the functions of the buttons on the side are mirrored. That is, on all other mice, the button farthest from the hand was responsible for the return to the previous page function. Near, respectively, on the contrary. This mouse is different. Get used to it quickly. Otherwise, a cool mouse for your money

Razer - if not the most, then one of the most fragile companies (in terms of mice). I had x7, served for a long 7 years, until I started to blunt SCM. I had to press it with great force (although I’m sure, disassemble it, blow it off the dust, wipe it - and it will continue to work like new). So, the problem appeared after ~6.5 years! Razer, on the other hand, began to glitch on mouse scrolling (you turn up - it turns down, then up, then it doesn’t turn at all. Down is the same). My opinion: if