Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black Review

Excellent purchase! The mouse was bought for 1! The rest of the amount was paid by with points; ) Just a fairy tale)) Different pros: Excellent ergonomics, lies in the hand like a glove. Excellent response, a large number of settings in the application. Has some cons: From time to time there is a bug in the application associated with the detection of the mouse in win 11, I have not found any other errors yet.

overall the mouse is very good. I have quite a few razer mice. Another drawback that may appear, like the regular v2 version, is a worn out left pad. I literally have a hole in the material formed. let's see what happens in time. Pros below: + well balanced weight. + Can be used while charging + compared to the wired version - the complete absence of wild backlash on the right side during compression Has cons: - I'm still a nerd, so the charge is unlikely to be enough for me for more than 4-5…

In general, a normal rodent turned out, not without minuses. But no one does anything perfect. Scrolling certainly could have been made softer . Got pros: Wireless Does not play, does not creak. Rubberized sides. Decent switches on additional buttons. With its cons: Overpayment for the sensor (no one will need 20220 dpi), hard, noisy (up) scrolling, clattering of the main buttons below the plinth. Charging cord connector.

In general, while it works as it should. I hope the optical buttons will be more reliable than the usual ones from the riser. The usual ones on the last mouse (Razer Basilisk X HyperSpeed) died in six months. It's good that the money was returned.

On the official website razer. Com it can be bought separately, there is no Razer website on the 2022 website and they give a replacement, as I understand it, only if you bought the product on their website. I contacted amazon support with a problem, they offered to return the money within 10 days (I bought it on New Year's holidays, there is no such price anymore) they can’t give a replacement, only a refund I really like the mouse itself, as I understand it, this situation is rare, but I am…

I was looking for a mouse for a long time, the main condition was that there was Bluetooth. Bought to work with a MacBook Pro. Works just great. I am 110% satisfied with the purchase, I recommend. Has some pros: - Ergonomics at the level. Lies perfectly in the hand. - The charge holds with constant use for about a week, or even more. Got cons: For 2 months of use, I lost the connection a couple of times at the very beginning of use, the feeling was that it was hanging. But within a couple of…

Some pros: Comfortable, concise mouse without any unnecessary bells and whistles. Nothing creaks or groans anywhere. What impressed me is that dust and dirt do not stick on everything except the legs. For six months everything remained very clean. Got cons: During the same six months, the surface below the additional buttons, where the thumb lies, was rubbed. The surface consists of small rubber grains, and for some reason one of them flew out of there. This set off a chain reaction, and everyo

I often read that Logitech is overpriced, and it is better to take Razer. Yes, and in the latest models from Logs, everyone complains about marriage, double clicks and the Hero sensor. But this mouse is from Razer, although it is apparently better in some respects, in fact, it is worse in terms of convenience. I do not recommend. Has pros: Cheaper mice with similar characteristics from Logitech. Mouse with built-in battery that can be connected to both Bluetooth and 2.4 channel. Has cons: The…

Different pros: Lightweight, ergonomic, responsive mouse. Works at the built-in accumulator. Can be used in charging mode. I have enough on one charge for ~ 4 days, I use it actively. Some cons: Subjectively, I really liked the sensitivity switching keys on the wired version, but these are trifles. These are also quite convenient to use.

My acquaintance with Razer began in 2022, when I bought a Razer Imperator mouse, it fit me in shape and seemed comfortable. I remember that there was a loud inscription on the label that this mouse had some kind of cool non-breakable wire. I also thought then: "How can you break the wire? What do you need to do for this?" The wire broke within a month. I removed the wire from an old noname mouse from 2022 and replaced it with a Razer Imperator, since the connectors matched. After 3 months, the…

Previously, there was a DeathAdder from China for 4k, it served for 3 years (only the side button, far, quickly died). Then I bought a razer mamba elite, but I didn’t like that the wheel sometimes began to scroll down by 2 positions when scrolling down, and I wanted to get rid of the wires. So far, the mouse is completely satisfied. : several months have passed. There are no complaints about the mouse, everything works like clockwork.

There was a gift for my birthday, given that I have a lot of needs for a mouse, it satisfies them all, even if I'm a gamer, I haven't found a single minus yet

As I said that in general the mouse is good, the mouse itself is made of high quality, but if the dongle breaks (as in my case), then the mouse will turn into an ordinary “office” one, but with an overpriced price of 8 times, it’s definitely not worth it Its pros: -Overall build quality is good, -Additional software is nice and easy to use -Comfortable in the hand Cons below: - some time after use, the dongle failed and the mouse turned from wireless to regular wired

so look, I compare head to head - logitek 903 is declared 170 hours, in fact it lives more than a month, the size is declared 100 hours and in fact it lives 12 days, namely, 95% of the charge on May 12, 2022, 30% of the charge on May 21, 2022, 12% on May 23 202222, and the same on the 23rd but at night already 5% The second moment, the side rubber bands are not strongly pressed to the body, because of which the sides crackle stupidly, wildly infuriates, you can’t even imagine how, nothing…

It's just terrible ordered a wireless mouse and it does not connect without a wire Not via bluetooth, not via radio, although it works via wire

I bought a mouse much cheaper than the price of the store for balls. 11000 is definitely not worth it. In general, the mouse is pleasant and, most importantly, functional for me (and you can connect to a Mac via Bluetooth and to a PC via a “whistle”) micro usb is of course a pain. I have a negative attitude towards Razor, since durability is not their forte. Style and other highlights, yes, they are at their best. For 5-6000 an excellent mouse, but I wouldn’t give it for anything else.

Review changed. The previous mouse was replaced under warranty by an official service center. In addition to the LOD problems and cursor jumps that were reported in US Support and were recognized as a defect, there was also a problem with disabling the mouse at an equal place in wireless mode. The 2022 support for Razer has replaced the sysh. The problem with LOD and weight, which I spoke about earlier, is still relevant. But with some calibration of the carpet, you can come to a more or less…

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…

very comfortable, a pleasure to use. ergonomics well thought out. very comfortable, the child also liked it very much. other mice after this seem wonderful

I do not recommend. ~11 thousand in the trash. The red price of a thousand 3-4 for this craft. Initially, I bought it only because I was led by optical switches. Because for half a year I tried to buy a normal wireless mouse (not on batteries, but rechargeable) - I took the popular Logitech and HyperX Pulsefire Dart models, everyone had a double click of the left button after a couple of weeks. I freaked out and bought this raiser because of the promises that "double-click is physically…