Razer DeathAdder V2 - Ergonomic Gaming Mouse
The Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse is designed with deadly curves and killer lines for a weapon that handles like no other. Focus+ 20K DPI optical sensor Razer optical switches rated for 70M clicks 8 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons Razer Chroma RGB lighting with true 16.8M customisable colours Gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel Advanced on-board memory 100% PTFE mouse feet for slick movement Going beyond conventional office ergonomics, the optimised design provides great comfort for gaming – important for those long raids or when you’re grinding your rank on ladder. Perfectly suited for a palm grip, the Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse also works well with claw and fingertip styles. Razer optical mouse switch Utilising an infrared light beam to register every click, the switches in this ergonomic mouse actuate with an industry-leading response time of 0.2 milliseconds. Because it no longer requires traditional physical contact, this form of actuation removes the need for debounce delay and never triggers unintended clicks, giving you close control and flawless execution. Razer Focus+ optical sensor The new, improved sensor has an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy, ensuring that even the finest movement from this ergonomic mouse is tracked with consistency. Equipped with intelligent functions, the sensor becomes even more accurate, allowing for an acute level of precision for game-winning headshots. 8 programmable buttons This gaming mouse comes with 8 programmable buttons that are fully configurable via Razer Synapse 3, giving you access to macros and secondary functions so every action can be executed with ease. Razer Speedflex cable The Razer DeathAdder V2’s cable has great flexibility and is designed to produce minimal drag, so that you can perform quick, more fluid swipes for a high degree of control.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse is designed with deadly curves and killer lines for a weapon that handles like no other. Focus+ 20K DPI optical sensor Razer optical switches rated for 70M clicks 8 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons Razer Chroma RGB lighting with true 16.8M customisable colours Gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel Advanced on-board memory 100% PTFE mouse feet for slick movement Going beyond conventional office ergonomics, the optimised design provides great comfort for gaming – important for those long raids or when you’re grinding your rank on ladder. Perfectly suited for a palm grip, the Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse also works well with claw and fingertip styles. Razer optical mouse switch Utilising an infrared light beam to register every click, the switches in this ergonomic mouse actuate with an industry-leading response time of 0.2 milliseconds. Because it no longer requires traditional physical contact, this form of actuation removes the need for debounce delay and never triggers unintended clicks, giving you close control and flawless execution. Razer Focus+ optical sensor The new, improved sensor has an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy, ensuring that even the finest movement from this ergonomic mouse is tracked with consistency. Equipped with intelligent functions, the sensor becomes even more accurate, allowing for an acute level of precision for game-winning headshots. 8 programmable buttons This gaming mouse comes with 8 programmable buttons that are fully configurable via Razer Synapse 3, giving you access to macros and secondary functions so every action can be executed with ease. Razer Speedflex cable The Razer DeathAdder V2’s cable has great flexibility and is designed to produce minimal drag, so that you can perform quick, more fluid swipes for a high degree of control.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse is designed with deadly curves and killer lines for a weapon that handles like no other. Focus+ 20K DPI optical sensor Razer optical switches rated for 70M clicks 8 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons Razer Chroma RGB lighting with true 16.8M customisable colours Gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel Advanced on-board memory 100% PTFE mouse feet for slick movement Going beyond conventional office ergonomics, the optimised design provides great comfort for gaming – important for those long raids or when you’re grinding your rank on ladder. Perfectly suited for a palm grip, the Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse also works well with claw and fingertip styles. Razer optical mouse switch Utilising an infrared light beam to register every click, the switches in this ergonomic mouse actuate with an industry-leading response time of 0.2 milliseconds. Because it no longer requires traditional physical contact, this form of actuation removes the need for debounce delay and never triggers unintended clicks, giving you close control and flawless execution. Razer Focus+ optical sensor The new, improved sensor has an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy, ensuring that even the finest movement from this ergonomic mouse is tracked with consistency. Equipped with intelligent functions, the sensor becomes even more accurate, allowing for an acute level of precision for game-winning headshots. 8 programmable buttons This gaming mouse comes with 8 programmable buttons that are fully configurable via Razer Synapse 3, giving you access to macros and secondary functions so every action can be executed with ease. Razer Speedflex cable The Razer DeathAdder V2’s cable has great flexibility and is designed to produce minimal drag, so that you can perform quick, more fluid swipes for a high degree of control.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse is designed with deadly curves and killer lines for a weapon that handles like no other. Focus+ 20K DPI optical sensor Razer optical switches rated for 70M clicks 8 independently programmable Hyperesponse buttons Razer Chroma RGB lighting with true 16.8M customisable colours Gaming-grade tactile scroll wheel Advanced on-board memory 100% PTFE mouse feet for slick movement Going beyond conventional office ergonomics, the optimised design provides great comfort for gaming – important for those long raids or when you’re grinding your rank on ladder. Perfectly suited for a palm grip, the Razer DeathAdder V2 Ergonomic Wired Gaming Mouse also works well with claw and fingertip styles. Razer optical mouse switch Utilising an infrared light beam to register every click, the switches in this ergonomic mouse actuate with an industry-leading response time of 0.2 milliseconds. Because it no longer requires traditional physical contact, this form of actuation removes the need for debounce delay and never triggers unintended clicks, giving you close control and flawless execution. Razer Focus+ optical sensor The new, improved sensor has an industry-leading 20,000 DPI with 99.6% resolution accuracy, ensuring that even the finest movement from this ergonomic mouse is tracked with consistency. Equipped with intelligent functions, the sensor becomes even more accurate, allowing for an acute level of precision for game-winning headshots. 8 programmable buttons This gaming mouse comes with 8 programmable buttons that are fully configurable via Razer Synapse 3, giving you access to macros and secondary functions so every action can be executed with ease. Razer Speedflex cable The Razer DeathAdder V2’s cable has great flexibility and is designed to produce minimal drag, so that you can perform quick, more fluid swipes for a high degree of control.
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Razer Deathadder V2 Gaming Mouse Rz-r3m1 20000dpi Japan
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Razer DeathAdder V2
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Razer DeathAdder V2 Wired Gaming Mouse | 8 Programmable Buttons | 20,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - Classic Black - RZ01-03210100-R3M1
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originally posted on bestbuy.com
For the money, for 2x the money - I have not found a better mouse. ( I did get it on sale) I like it more than my Mamba Elite cordless that was on sale for $90 - 3 years ago and has double click issues. THIS MOUSE has optical switches - NO double clicks will ever happen with this new type of sensor.Good for Large Hands - I feel its a bit to light weight - but I am used to a heavy wireless mouse. The light weight may grow on me.The grip, the mid wheel, the buttons - Awesome feel.I do miss having the side to side buttons on the wheel though that the Mamba had - But I use this mouse, and the Mamba is now just a backup mouse....This one - I just like it more...... Tracking is just sick on any surface.I got it because of the optical switches..... I just hate double ... MoreFor the money, for 2x the money - I have not found a better mouse. ( I did get it on sale) I like it more than my Mamba Elite cordless that was on sale for $90 - 3 years ago and has double click issues. THIS MOUSE has optical switches - NO double clicks will ever happen with this new type of sensor.Good for Large Hands - I feel its a bit to light weight - but I am used to a heavy wireless mouse. The light weight may grow on me.The grip, the mid wheel, the buttons - Awesome feel.I do miss having the side to side buttons on the wheel though that the Mamba had - But I use this mouse, and the Mamba is now just a backup mouse....This one - I just like it more...... Tracking is just sick on any surface.I got it because of the optical switches..... I just hate double clicks every mouse for the last 10 years I have ever owned has issues with after a year or 2. I purchased 2, one for me, one for Dad. He loves it.Awesome feet/Skate pads, but I still scotch tape them for long term life. - Just replace tape every few days. Like ice - and with downy fabric softener - you can blow on it, and mouse will move.Review after 1 month hard use.
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I got this mouse right after owning a Basilisk V2 for 4 days, and then promptly returning the Basilisk.I must say, this is much better. The build quality is solid, even if it does feel a little "hollow". No flex at all. The coating is very grippy and the rubber side grips are alright, although I might eventually want to use grip tape on M1/M2. The clicks are light, snappy, relatively quiet, and have minimal pre and post travel, although they're not as good as the Basilisk because of the unibody shell. The scroll wheel is very smooth with a light tactility and is very quiet. The scroll click is a little heavier than I'd like though. The side buttons are very big and easy to access, with little pre/post travel and a nice, satisfying click. The feet are decent PTFE ... MoreI got this mouse right after owning a Basilisk V2 for 4 days, and then promptly returning the Basilisk.I must say, this is much better. The build quality is solid, even if it does feel a little "hollow". No flex at all. The coating is very grippy and the rubber side grips are alright, although I might eventually want to use grip tape on M1/M2. The clicks are light, snappy, relatively quiet, and have minimal pre and post travel, although they're not as good as the Basilisk because of the unibody shell. The scroll wheel is very smooth with a light tactility and is very quiet. The scroll click is a little heavier than I'd like though. The side buttons are very big and easy to access, with little pre/post travel and a nice, satisfying click. The feet are decent PTFE feet, although a little worse than the Basilisk's. The cable is also fairly flexible, but seemingly slightly stiffer than the Basilisk's (although I have it in a bungee now, so I don't notice). Sensor works fine, I have no complaints.The big win for the Deathadder in my books is the shape. It fills out my palm (19.5x10.5cm) slightly better than the Basilisk, and the way my thumb, ring, and pink finger fit in are amazing. Would have preferred slightly more ergo tilt, but it's still good. The grooves on M1 and M2 are very comfortable too. It also doesn't hurt that it's slightly lighter than the Basilisk.All in all, this is a fantastic mouse, and for the $69.99 sale price it's quite nice! Heaven for palm gripper!
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This is my first HQ mouse so I am very impressed the auto optimization of games as I start them is nice and the accuracy of it compared to standard (cheap) mouse was noticeable immediately. I have not even started to explore all its features but if your ready to move up to a good starting gaming mouse this is a good choice. The quality of the cord is very good too, braided cloth and long. As I prefer a corded as my computer is close anyway and no batteries to worry about. I did not want a mouse with a number pad or to many extras so the Deathadder was a good choice Now lets see how long it lasts. Oh I bought the Deathadder V2 mini and is was a nice comfortable fit and really is about the same size as my old standard Logitech mouse that was worn out.
| Connectivity Type | Wired |
| Interface | USB |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac, PC |
| Cable Length | 2.1 m |
| Supported Devices | PC |
Razer Deathadder V2 Gaming Mouse Rz-r3m1 20000dpi Japan
Free delivery
Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!
Razer DeathAdder V2
Delivery between 24–27 Oct $29
Razer DeathAdder V2 Wired Gaming Mouse | 8 Programmable Buttons | 20,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - Classic Black - RZ01-03210100-R3M1
Free delivery between 27–30 Oct
For the money, for 2x the money - I have not found a better mouse. ( I did get it on sale) I like it more than my Mamba Elite cordless that was on sale for $90 - 3 years ago and has double click issues. THIS MOUSE has optical switches - NO double clicks will ever happen with this new type of sensor.Good for Large Hands - I feel its a bit to light weight - but I am used to a heavy wireless mouse. The light weight may grow on me.The grip, the mid wheel, the buttons - Awesome feel.I do miss having the side to side buttons on the wheel though that the Mamba had - But I use this mouse, and the Mamba is now just a backup mouse....This one - I just like it more...... Tracking is just sick on any surface.I got it because of the optical switches..... I just hate double ... MoreFor the money, for 2x the money - I have not found a better mouse. ( I did get it on sale) I like it more than my Mamba Elite cordless that was on sale for $90 - 3 years ago and has double click issues. THIS MOUSE has optical switches - NO double clicks will ever happen with this new type of sensor.Good for Large Hands - I feel its a bit to light weight - but I am used to a heavy wireless mouse. The light weight may grow on me.The grip, the mid wheel, the buttons - Awesome feel.I do miss having the side to side buttons on the wheel though that the Mamba had - But I use this mouse, and the Mamba is now just a backup mouse....This one - I just like it more...... Tracking is just sick on any surface.I got it because of the optical switches..... I just hate double clicks every mouse for the last 10 years I have ever owned has issues with after a year or 2. I purchased 2, one for me, one for Dad. He loves it.Awesome feet/Skate pads, but I still scotch tape them for long term life. - Just replace tape every few days. Like ice - and with downy fabric softener - you can blow on it, and mouse will move.Review after 1 month hard use.
I got this mouse right after owning a Basilisk V2 for 4 days, and then promptly returning the Basilisk.I must say, this is much better. The build quality is solid, even if it does feel a little "hollow". No flex at all. The coating is very grippy and the rubber side grips are alright, although I might eventually want to use grip tape on M1/M2. The clicks are light, snappy, relatively quiet, and have minimal pre and post travel, although they're not as good as the Basilisk because of the unibody shell. The scroll wheel is very smooth with a light tactility and is very quiet. The scroll click is a little heavier than I'd like though. The side buttons are very big and easy to access, with little pre/post travel and a nice, satisfying click. The feet are decent PTFE ... MoreI got this mouse right after owning a Basilisk V2 for 4 days, and then promptly returning the Basilisk.I must say, this is much better. The build quality is solid, even if it does feel a little "hollow". No flex at all. The coating is very grippy and the rubber side grips are alright, although I might eventually want to use grip tape on M1/M2. The clicks are light, snappy, relatively quiet, and have minimal pre and post travel, although they're not as good as the Basilisk because of the unibody shell. The scroll wheel is very smooth with a light tactility and is very quiet. The scroll click is a little heavier than I'd like though. The side buttons are very big and easy to access, with little pre/post travel and a nice, satisfying click. The feet are decent PTFE feet, although a little worse than the Basilisk's. The cable is also fairly flexible, but seemingly slightly stiffer than the Basilisk's (although I have it in a bungee now, so I don't notice). Sensor works fine, I have no complaints.The big win for the Deathadder in my books is the shape. It fills out my palm (19.5x10.5cm) slightly better than the Basilisk, and the way my thumb, ring, and pink finger fit in are amazing. Would have preferred slightly more ergo tilt, but it's still good. The grooves on M1 and M2 are very comfortable too. It also doesn't hurt that it's slightly lighter than the Basilisk.All in all, this is a fantastic mouse, and for the $69.99 sale price it's quite nice! Heaven for palm gripper!
This is my first HQ mouse so I am very impressed the auto optimization of games as I start them is nice and the accuracy of it compared to standard (cheap) mouse was noticeable immediately. I have not even started to explore all its features but if your ready to move up to a good starting gaming mouse this is a good choice. The quality of the cord is very good too, braided cloth and long. As I prefer a corded as my computer is close anyway and no batteries to worry about. I did not want a mouse with a number pad or to many extras so the Deathadder was a good choice Now lets see how long it lasts. Oh I bought the Deathadder V2 mini and is was a nice comfortable fit and really is about the same size as my old standard Logitech mouse that was worn out.
Intro - I am a mouse/peripheral enthusiast and have tested many mice from different brands. I purchased this DeathAdder V2 because I have always enjoyed the shape from previous versions and wanted to see how the newest wired version stacks up. I ended up having to return this mouse 3 times! I will go over the various categories first and lastly I will talk about the QC.Shape/Weight - I use relax claw and have 18.5x9 hands now despite this being a larger mouse I was actually able to get a comfortable grip for claw and especially palm. This is definitely a mouse suited for those who prefer palm grip though, so I'd look elsewhere if you claw grip. Weight is 82g and while not being one of the lightest on the market its still a good weight that most should be happy ... MoreIntro - I am a mouse/peripheral enthusiast and have tested many mice from different brands. I purchased this DeathAdder V2 because I have always enjoyed the shape from previous versions and wanted to see how the newest wired version stacks up. I ended up having to return this mouse 3 times! I will go over the various categories first and lastly I will talk about the QC.Shape/Weight - I use relax claw and have 18.5x9 hands now despite this being a larger mouse I was actually able to get a comfortable grip for claw and especially palm. This is definitely a mouse suited for those who prefer palm grip though, so I'd look elsewhere if you claw grip. Weight is 82g and while not being one of the lightest on the market its still a good weight that most should be happy with. 7.5/10Sensor - This uses a Razer Focus+ sensor (PMW 3399) and its one of the best sensors on the market. It performs like a champ with absolutely no issues at all. Calibration can be a little weird with mousepads if you decide to get into that, I'd advise just leaving it on stock. 9/10Buttons - I am not a fan of the main M1/M2 buttons. The Razer Optical Switches that are used feel mushy almost like I'm not pressing anything at times. The rest of the buttons are really good though especially the side buttons which feel very tactile and easy to find. Scroll wheel is great too with nicely defined steps and the sound is consistent. 6/10Cable - It's an average paracord-like cable. Flexible and much better than any rubber cable you will find. You can put this in a bungee and basically forget about it. 8/10Feet - The feet are great and glide smoothly with no inconsistency. They come very close to 3rd party offerings. 8.5/10QC - Here is why I can't recommend this mouse. All 3 of my copies had bad QC which had to do with the main mouse buttons. First copy had creaking on the left mouse button, the second copy had it on the right, and while the third copy was better the buttons still felt inconsistent which was a issue on all copies.Software - Razer Synapse is alright. Has its issues which is to be expected, but it doesn't ruin the mouse. You can control the DPI and lightning with it.Value - Often on sale it's a good pickup if it didn't have so many QC issues.
I have bought this mouse probably five or seven times over the last 10 or 12 years. This isn't because it has broken on me that many times. It's because I would buy one for home...then for work...then I had a dedicated gaming machine...then a couple of laptops... The mouse is simply that good - it works well for me, it is very comfortable, and it is just a great overall performer. That is what keeps me coming back.For what it is worth, the DeathAdder has changed several times in the last 12 years. I have upgraded a couple of times when the performance seems like it will be better, but usually it's because I just don't like other mice as much. As an example, I was using a SteelSeries mouse (since I like to match my mouse with my keyboard). But I finally got tired ... MoreI have bought this mouse probably five or seven times over the last 10 or 12 years. This isn't because it has broken on me that many times. It's because I would buy one for home...then for work...then I had a dedicated gaming machine...then a couple of laptops... The mouse is simply that good - it works well for me, it is very comfortable, and it is just a great overall performer. That is what keeps me coming back.For what it is worth, the DeathAdder has changed several times in the last 12 years. I have upgraded a couple of times when the performance seems like it will be better, but usually it's because I just don't like other mice as much. As an example, I was using a SteelSeries mouse (since I like to match my mouse with my keyboard). But I finally got tired of that mouse not working like a DeathAdder and got another DeathAdder. I imagine I'll keep buying DeathAdders until Razer discontinues it, at which point I will buy old stock until that is out, then maybe find them online, etc. My overall favorite mouse.
So, my first impressions on this gaming mouse. It's pretty good, but I realized this mouse is designed for claw and fingertip grip styles. So, kind of a bummer for me because I personally mainly use a palm grip. Other than that it's great! Lots of options for the RGB, the sensor is really good. However the Optical-Mechanical switches feel very mushy. So, I think it's a good mouse, but a few things that I don't like. The plastic does feel kind of rough too. But, it's really meant to be a mouse to be really competitive with it.
Deathadder V2, mouse quality seems very poor. Plastics feel cheaper than my last $20 mouse. Doesnt work in bios. It can't save lighting settings to mouse even though it has memory so synapse required running in background, that is razer way of forcing you to install Synapse and agree to their EULA terms which gives them access to everything you do on your pc, yes everything just to use a mouse. So to sum it all up, cheap quality, doesnt work in bios, cant save RGB settings, Synapse required. Going back to steel series, never had any of these problems with a cheaper mouse.
The Razer DeathAdder V2 is an absolute game-changer! As soon as I plugged it in, I could feel the difference in my gameplay. The optical sensor is incredibly precise and responsive, making it easy to hit those difficult shots in first-person shooters. The scroll wheel has a satisfyingly smooth feel and the buttons have a satisfying click when pressed.But it's not just the performance that impressed me - the design is top-notch as well. The ergonomic shape fits perfectly in my hand and the matte finish on the sides provides a secure grip. The Chroma lighting adds an extra touch of style and can be customized to match the rest of my setup.Overall, the Razer DeathAdder V2 is an excellent choice for any gamer. It's comfortable to use, responsive, and has a sleek ... MoreThe Razer DeathAdder V2 is an absolute game-changer! As soon as I plugged it in, I could feel the difference in my gameplay. The optical sensor is incredibly precise and responsive, making it easy to hit those difficult shots in first-person shooters. The scroll wheel has a satisfyingly smooth feel and the buttons have a satisfying click when pressed.But it's not just the performance that impressed me - the design is top-notch as well. The ergonomic shape fits perfectly in my hand and the matte finish on the sides provides a secure grip. The Chroma lighting adds an extra touch of style and can be customized to match the rest of my setup.Overall, the Razer DeathAdder V2 is an excellent choice for any gamer. It's comfortable to use, responsive, and has a sleek design. I highly recommend it!
The Razer DeathAdder has been around since 2006, and I remember adopting this mouse as my main driver for desktop computing and usage. I have had about 4 versions of this mouse and this one is by far the most refined and best feeling to use. It is lighter than any previous version and it just feels like quality. This combination makes it weird to use for those used to heavier mice due to the fact that it feels durable and so light.It is snappy and the software does a decent job and customizing it. The grips on the side definitely feel firm and don't feel like they're going to come lose or fall off. I also welcome the matte finish on the mouse as opposed to a glossy texture. I also welcome the recessed top buttons that switch between precision speeds so I don't ... MoreThe Razer DeathAdder has been around since 2006, and I remember adopting this mouse as my main driver for desktop computing and usage. I have had about 4 versions of this mouse and this one is by far the most refined and best feeling to use. It is lighter than any previous version and it just feels like quality. This combination makes it weird to use for those used to heavier mice due to the fact that it feels durable and so light.It is snappy and the software does a decent job and customizing it. The grips on the side definitely feel firm and don't feel like they're going to come lose or fall off. I also welcome the matte finish on the mouse as opposed to a glossy texture. I also welcome the recessed top buttons that switch between precision speeds so I don't accidentally click them with normal use.With all those positives, the only negative I can think of is the fact that it is still a wired mouse. I know there is a wireless option for this mouse, but it's double the price. While I love quality, I'm also cheap, so I'll keep using the wired version.I've used this mouse for the past 13-14 years and I have always, and still love it. Get it already!
It's louder and sounds way more hollow than the original Deathadder. I'll try to mod it to an acceptable level but what a big disappointment.The Scroll Wheel is nothing better, the new wheel is like a grinder. (TTC White Mouse Scroll Wheel Encoder)Modded the case and switches with foam and the click travel distance with plastic. Added plastic to the m1 left 3x45µm (0.135mm) and m2 right 4x45µm (0.18mm), to make them have less pre and post travel. Yet the after post travel vibration on the right click is still noticeable and an annoying feel.
| Connectivity Type | Wired |
| Interface | USB |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac, PC |
| Cable Length | 2.1 m |
| Supported Devices | PC |
