🐍 Razer DeathAdder v2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse - 20,000 DPI Optical Sensor - 3X Faster Mechanical Optical Switch - Chroma RGB Lighting - 70 Hour Battery Life - 8 Programmable Buttons - Classic Black Review

First of all, the mouse feels great in the hand. I have big hands so some other mice seem to be too small. Adjustable resolution up to 20,000 dpi. It's insanely fast and super responsive. The buttons all click and feel great. I have no problem with accidentally hitting the side buttons while gaming. Although I accidentally pressed the top left button while trying to press the side button. Wireless has no latency at all. Seriously, I love everything about this mouse. I also bought one of the…

The mouse's right grip was loose upon arrival. I contacted support who told me that they refuse to replace it because they have no way of verifying within the first week of owning the product that I was not the cause of the product failure. I kindly reminded them that consumer protection laws don't work and asked for a replacement and after 14 days of discussion with the sales manager they agreed to send me a replacement. The replacement comes a week later and has exactly the same defect…

I'm a little Razer fan. I've used Basilisk Ultimate, which I really like. Before that, Death Adder V2 was connected. When I saw the V2 DA Pro coming out I couldn't justify the cost considering I already have the Basilisk Ultimate. But when the DA Pro sold for $79, it was too good a deal to pass up. Your mouse has the best clicks I have ever felt from a mouse. Plus, I didn't even know it had Bluetooth until I flipped it over to retrieve the USB dongle from its tiny compartment where it's still…

I was hesitant to buy a Razer product because a few years ago I bought a Razer mouse that broke after a few months. I know that durability and awkward customer service aren't this company's highlights, but I love that it looks cool and the fact that it has good quality and performance. So, after 1 month Bluetooth stopped working. When the button is switched to bluetooth mode, nothing happens and the light just won't turn on. After spending hours remote debugging with support, you finally admit…

Very similar to the original Deathadder. The mouse buttons have a comfortable feel and are quieter than traditional mechanical switches. The mouse buttons have a less distinct click when the button is activated, which I personally prefer since the mouse I had before was too "clicky". The scroll wheel is a huge improvement over version 1 and overall it's a really nice wheel. The buttons on the left are slightly higher than on the v1 so they don't get in the way when you don't need them. The DPI…

Bought used in 'acceptable' condition and to my surprise it arrived in near pristine condition. I'm not complaining! The mouse itself is fantastic - I'm upgrading from the wired DeathAdder Elite and find it just as ergonomic and responsive, with improved feel on the rubberized sides and scroll wheel action. Any responsiveness concerns were immediately addressed during my first gaming session. And because it's light and comfortable, I think it's a good all-day office mouse. Very happy with this…

The first silly thing about this mouse is that it needs software (Razer Synapse) to get it set up and working. Worse, Razer claims to be compatible with Macs, but it's a known issue that they stopped supporting Macs some versions of the operating system ago. So I went through the 30 minute hassle of downloading Synapse, creating a Razer account and troubleshooting because the software didn't identify the mouse, only to later read that the Mac is no longer supported. total fraud. For those of…

I've had several Deathadder iterations before purchasing the v2 (Pro) and most recently upgrading to the Elite. For other people like me who are familiar with the Razer range and are thinking of the v2, I'd just like to point out a few of the differences I've highlighted in their latest model: Loud: The clicks are EXTREMELY loud compared to the Razer Elite . It also has a dull "pop" tone compared to the Elite's firmer, more sustained tone. I'm not sure if the sound will get quieter over time…

I think if I pay over $100 for a mouse, I can get a better mouse. If it was any cheap mouse I would understand. However, after using this for 2 weeks, messing around with all the software, fixing bugs and reading forum posts about it, I can only assume this product is still in beta. You need to download the Synapse software that controls your mouse settings. Great, but it doesn't work as it should because of the buggy. Here's the problem though: restoring and/or reinstalling Synapse results in…