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Victory takes on a new form with the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro. Refined and renewed with the help of top esports professionals, its iconic ergonomic shape is now more than 25% lighter than its predecessor, supported by a suite of cutting-edge upgrades to push the limits of competitive gaming.
With its incredible weight optimization, the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro is one of the lightest ergonomic esports mice ever created — all while enhancing the user experience.
In collaboration with Pixart, a leader in the industry for smart sensor solutions, we are proud to present to you the most accurate optical sensor in the world.
Activate Asymmetric Cut-off to individually set a lift-off and landing distance that is tailored to your playstyle—with 26 detailed height adjustment levels compared to only 3 in the previous version.
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After a week of continuous use, the mouse works flawlessly and, most importantly, the pain in my wrist has significantly subsided.
I have carpal tunnel syndrome. For years, I have been struggling to balance gaming (FPS) with the pain. I have tried countless mice, but I read that the Deathadder v3 has superior ergonomics and takes into account the strain on the wrist. It is true. They have done an incredible job. By far, it is number 1 in this field.
Classic Razer, for 10 years now the scroll wheel breaks within a year on all 3 Deathadder mice I had. Never again
Excellent mouse in performance, different shape from the usual Deathadder shape of the last 15 years. However, for a lot of people, the new shape is even better. Among them, myself included.
Its weight for its size and battery is very good, especially compared to the competition.
However, I might suggest the Razer Deathadder V3 Wired, along with a Bungee for the cable. It has an almost wireless feel because the cable is lightweight and flexible, so in combination with the Bungee, you don't feel it. It's also lighter (because it doesn't have a battery) and I consider it a much better value for money.
BUT if you are adamant that you want a wireless mouse, then the DA V3 PRO is a very good choice.
Great mouse in every way, but unfortunately 1.5 years after purchasing it, the scroll wheel is already broken, it jumps up and down while I scroll. If they replace it for me without hassle, I will add another star.
Personally, the worst mouse I have ever had. Plastic of terrible quality. The scroll wheel gets stuck after 2 weeks of use. The left click switch is broken, I don't even understand when I press it. The store doesn't accept exchanges because they say it works. Really STAY AWAY. And never again Razer for anything.
the best mouse from razer! At first, when I was using it, it felt fake because of its weight, but after 3-4 days of getting used to it, you can't go back to anything else
Wonderful as a mouse in its functionality
Perfect that I can cover it all with grips that come with it
Very negative, a mouse at its price should at least give us RGB when wired, or at least a prettier adapter.
I will start by saying that it is not worth its price. (in my opinion). Yes, it is a very comfortable mouse, with a proper grip, lightweight, responsive, etc. However, the materials used do not seem reliable, especially for the price you pay. I have the impression that it won't last over time. There will be updates, of course. In conclusion, if you don't mind the money, it's an amazing mouse! Nevertheless, I don't think it's worth it.
Update 1/20/2025 I think I haven't changed my opinion on many things to such a great extent... if you want a top gaming mouse, just get it, I will simply say briefly! After a while of use, you can't use anything else! It's amazing. The weight is ideal for the wrist, the ergonomic design is incredible. It may not seem like a good build, but in the end, everything is calculated for the ideal experience of a gamer who sits for many hours at their computer. Well done. I have no reason not to admit how wrong I was!
The mouse was good when it worked, and the battery lasts quite a while for wireless, it helps that it doesn't have RGB. All the features are perfect. But.... On the first one, the scroll wheel broke in less than a month. On the replacement, it broke again and even faster. There are many posts about this specific problem with this mouse on the internet, so there might be a bad batch or a manufacturing defect. Now Razer has many such issues, with scroll wheels and click buttons on the mice, and with the keyboards, it often has chattering issues in less than two years. Better to go with Logitech now
Excellent upgrade to its shape. The right ring finger is no longer bothered by the awkward corner of the RMB. So far no issues since purchase. Been in every day use for 10+ hours per day.
Louder clicks than past version, but we've gotten used to it now.
+ Lightweight, convenient, comfortable mouse. Only for gaming use.
- Noisy. The click of the buttons is annoying. The scroll wheel is unacceptable (the worst on a mouse that has ever passed through my hands - and if mice have passed...).
For simple desktop use, I use the good old Corsair.
I expected more for its price
You can't say much from the moment the mouse is perfect.
Best sensor on the market because the company that has the sensors has a partnership and closes them for the new ones 2-3 years before giving them to others.
Construction, quite light (don't think it's heavier than other mice, it's a Deathadder so it's bigger and the weight needs to be balanced a bit) and you don't feel the plastic.
Maybe the grip could be better but with the stickers it's great.
Awesome connection without any problems.
I don't know what to say lol. The price hurts, but it's also a very good deal because here with the 3395, the flagships start from 90€ so it's 20-30€ more and with a better sensor than the cheaper ones (I had the R1 Pro Max with 3395, didn't notice any difference in the sensor, only in the glass). Of course, there are also very cheap mice if you go from abroad like VXE R1 Pro Max and Attack Shark with 3395 that don't have much to envy. I'm just unfortunately addicted to the shape of the Deathadder and not many mice below 100€ achieve it.
The best mouse on the market right now. Very light, good grip even without adding stickers. Overall, it is the mouse that most professionals use. No comparison with all the other mice. If you are looking for something a little more budget friendly, there is the Razer Viper Pro (the 1, the 2 is not worth it, they have no difference).
I played every fps game with the G403 for 2 years and the G PRO for 5 years, I also tried the Superlight 2 before settling on it. Before Logitech, I had the Deathadder for several years, 3k hours in csgo with the deathadder.
The only reason I went back to Razer was for the curve it makes upwards and how the thumb sits more comfortably. Purely due to palm grip with a thick palm, if you have a thick/large palm but use claw grip, the superlight 2 will be perfect.
The only difference with the g pro is the slightly fewer grams, which you notice immediately, same weight as the superlight 2, so it doesn't prevail.
Don't expect anything great from the materials, they sacrifice durability for less weight, obviously it's the selling point, so if you want something durable and weight doesn't bother you, it's not the mouse for you, the same goes for the superlight 2.
The skates it has are much better than the g pro and superlight 2, they glide more comfortably even on a control mousepad and the mouse is smoother. Even with aftermarket skates (corepad) on the g pro, I had this issue for years, it's probably the placement.
The side buttons are more durable than the g pro (and probably the superlight 2) and the clicks are more responsive.
The advertised polling rate is 8,000, but it's not true, for a higher polling rate you need to get an extra dongle from their site, which costs 44 euros with shipping. In the superlight 2, you have it out of the box, so economically it's more advantageous.
If the mouse cost 130 with the dongle, it would be ok, as it is you pay 20-30 euros more than you should, just because it's Razer and you want another 44 for the "DLC" of the polling rate.
If you don't have an issue with your grip style or have small hands and want something good available in the Greek market, then the superlight 2.
If you want something cheaper but equally good and don't mind waiting a bit, the ninjutso sora v2 that will be released in mid/late April is a much better choice than the 2 "best" in the Greek market.
Oh my oh my, is this the best mouse ever to have been created?
I have used many mice over $100 mark, and this one is beyond comparison with anything else on the market.
Bought it for the technology of the switches with the hope that I wouldn't have to deal with double-clicks, and this premise still stands after months of intensive daily use.
The feel, performance, and quality are simply mesmerizing. Yes it is expensive, but damn, I would get it again in a heartbeat.
The battery life isn't excellent, but I guess they put a small cell inside to keep the weight low.
All in all, this is the best mouse in existence, and if Razer ever makes a V4, I can't think of what they could possibly change to make it even slightly better.
Update December 2024: It died all of a sudden, doesn't turn on or charge. :)
Also, its scroll wheel is malfunctioning. This started roughly six months ago.
At first, when I first got it, since I had never used such a lightweight mouse before, it seemed really cheap to me. Now I'm used to the weight and it doesn't bother me (which for many is a selling point), but no matter how you look at it, it's plastic.
The Razer software is bad, heavy, slow, doesn't want to close completely, and processes still run even when you exit, but let's say it does its job.
The clicks sound quite loud.
I have the mouse on the desk and its USB under the desk and at the back of the computer, and the connection is fine.
The battery with a polling rate of 1000Hz lasts about 10 days, I would say.
For someone who just wants a reliable good mouse without specific requirements, it may be overkill, the price is high.
Guys, PONTIKARA!! (White & Wireless)
I bought it for my office, for professional use. Daily use 5/7 with over 9 hours of daily use. Amazing battery, charges once a week and that's it.
Comfortable, convenient grip and the black stickers it has give an even better result and actually beautify the mouse, making it more imposing and impressive.
Overall, a full WORTH purchase of a mouse. It replaced the wireless Razer Deathadder V2, which was my favorite mouse for years and the upgrade was definitely worth it.
The only negative for me: The white color gets dirty easily, resulting in it already starting to get dirty and have marks from pens, etc. that don't come off. (Absolutely logical)
Also: NO dpi button like the previous Deathadder on the left side of the mouse!
NO RGB lighting, for the money they could have added something discreet!
Set with: Razer Pro Type Ultra (Incredible Keyboard) & Razer Pro Glide Gaming Mouse Pad XXL
All in white - gray shades, the result is simply BEAUTIFUL!!
Previous mouse: g403.
The difference of 20 grams is obvious. If you add the pull of the cable, it is actually more than 20 grams.
My hand is more comfortable, the movements are easier. The quality of the experience sitting at the PC has increased significantly! (much more than when I got a mechanical keyboard).
Now, as for the rest, I can't say much. The mouse is simple, reliable, ergonomic. I am a hybrid claw-grip, palm-grip and I have no issues. Generally, due to its weight, I don't think anyone will have a problem with any grip they choose. Maybe only those with very small hands will struggle (mine is 17cm).
Having also tried the superlight, I would say that it is smaller in size and doesn't have the same curve as the Razer. Maybe it's better for claw-grippers. Also, the superlight is already a 2-year-old mouse with analog switches, not that those necessarily mean anything bad.
The battery is okay, but even if it runs out, you just connect the cable and it becomes wired.
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I wanted to wait a month to do a proper evaluation of the product. Let's go straight into details.
Positives:
- The new design and shape of the mouse compared to previous Deathadder models is simply much better, and I don't think it's just a matter of personal preference. It's simply more comfortable in the hand.
- The weight, which is now at 64g, is a huge upgrade and the difference is truly incredible.
- The battery lasts up to 90 hours, you really forget to charge it.
- The grip tapes that you can put on or not are a very good detail for every taste and provide extra grip if needed. Personally, I put them on and I haven't seen any wear yet.
Negatives:
- You no longer have the DPI button for those who may need it, as it is now located at the bottom of the mouse.
- It doesn't have RGB lighting.
It truly is a product that I give a 10/10 and I recommend it to anyone who wants a good wireless mouse!
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perfect for games
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One of the best ergo mice and probably the best version of the DeathAdder
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It is perfect for both work and gaming
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For shooter games, it is very good and fast. Very lightweight!
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After 6 months, the scroll wheel started acting up
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