Review on Razer Death Adder Essential RZ01-0254: The Ultimate Gaming Mouse by Ada Bronowicka ᠌
I'm satisfied, the product is exactly as described.
Razor didn't surprise me with anything - neither good nor bad, but it will do. Bought for work PC. I got used to the mouse for about a month, since the Pulsefire Surge is already very comfortable in my hand, but taking a second one is just as expensive (the current price of 5k+ is scary, at the old price of 3k it was at least somehow). If you want to jump into the world of gaming devices, feel both this Razor and A4Tech within 2k and decide which suits you best.
- Not a bad price for a Razor; Suitable for large hands or palm grip; Matte plastic; The presence of a backlight (it is of the same color - green, turned off in the photo); Weight for lovers of heavy mice.
- Cheap plastic relative to mice from a4tech for the same price; The mouse has a slight bend in the middle - those who are used to a different shape will have to get used to it; "Cheap" click and strange wheel movement (compared to HyperX Pulsefire Surge); For that amount, I'd like a little more.
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