🖱️ Razer DeathAdder v2 Mini Gaming Mouse: Ultimate Precision at 8500K DPI - Lightweight Design & RGB Lighting - 6 Buttons Programmable - Anti-Slip Grip Tape - Classic Black Review

Sharing my candid product thoughts.Different pros: Form factor, lightness, speed of use, pleasant materials Cons: Easily scratches, bottom pads and click areas wear off

With its pros. Excellent laser, comfortable sensor, plus an advanced program. Glides flawlessly on a good mat. Cons: There are many holes, because of which dust gets into these openings, you have to constantly clean it. The wheel is hard to turn. There is no button that makes double or more clicks.

Worthy mouse for its price. It works well. I only have 2 complaints and one of them is related to the size of the hand. First, this mouse is a bit small for my hand. I have medium sized hands for a grown man. Ironically, the full-length V2 razor is a bit too big. So if they made a death adder that was bigger than a mini and smaller than a full size, that would be perfect for my hand. Second, the right mouse button sticks out a hair's breadth from the page than the left one. So it's a tiny…

Wow, impressive little mouse for only $20. I got the v2 mini because of the price and need to return my Mamba Wireless to Razer so I wanted something to use in the meantime. I had low hopes for this, but it works great. The Mini is definitely smaller than a regular mouse, but when you use the claw grip it's very comfortable and SUPER light, which takes some getting used to. The extra grip tape looks great too. If you have large bear paws instead of hands, I would suggest buying a full size…

If you hold your mouse the way this mouse expects you to, you will be happy. If not, then you won't like it. I hold the mouse with my middle finger over the scroll wheel and my ring finger over the right button. The buttons slope up at the edges, making them an unnatural way to hold. Most mice slope down from the center or have a flat shape, which suits me better. If you hold your mouse over the right button with your middle finger, you will probably have a lot of fun with this mouse. . I like…

The griptape is a very good quality feature and one of my favorite and disliked things about a mouse. I've had the mouse for 3 months now and the mouse feels good, I'm mostly happy with it alone but the griptape needs to be applied at the factory because when I put it on myself there is some extra glue left to squeeze out . I thought it was only the first few days but after 3 months of use I was still seeing excess glue squeezing out making my hand sticky and making me feel nauseous. Now it…

I really liked the original Razer Deathadder, the only problem was that it was too big and was getting on my small hands after long use. I use it for work and play. Checked out some new models and what you know, everything you love but less. The only notable change is the removal of the RGB lighting on the scroll wheel and a thinner cable, which isn't a big deal. I still like the center button for quick dpi adjustment and the minimal and intuitive layout of the peripheral buttons. Don't try to…

Like many people, I have young children (8 & 6) who are now attending virtual classrooms. They didn't use PCs much before COVID and I wanted to give them the best possible experience to keep them motivated. Needless to say both kids loved it. They loved how easy it glides, the weight, the size and of course the fact that it can light up. They don't compete with gamers, so we don't use the included pen stickers. An interesting feature was that one child likes to keep the logo one color and…