Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse
by Razer
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Customer Review: Worth it and looks nice (not anymore)
Summary: 4 Stars
Better than G5\7\9 and microsoft. It also illuminate in a nice way (check youtube to see) , and overall for me as hardcore gamer playing mmorpg mainly and FPS game this is by far the best mouse , though I have to say that sometimes but not always the mouse hang ( the cursor)and u wont be able to move it , it`s ok just keep moving for few seconds and it`ll work again normaly , probably because it depends on it`s program so if there was lots going on , like when ur computer almost froze .GL and HF.
Update: the mouse died some months ago, to be precised it started to go crazy and I was`t even able to choose from a drop box options. hooked my g7-g9 and both works fine. shame this mouse did`t last as it was comfortable and nice looking mouse. 1 Star since the mouse did`t last even 1 year. (get another mouse, mouse that last).
Customer Review: first-time Razer buyer
Summary: 5 Stars
This was my first Razer product purchase. I bought the Death Adder mouse, just to try something different. I've been using a Logitech G5 for a couple of years now, and have really liked it, but several of my gaming buddies swear by Razer mice and suggested I try one, that there really was a difference. The Death Adder is a nice mouse, and I am happy with how it works and how it fits my hand. The tracking may be slightly more accurate than the G5, in spite of the lower DPI resolution and lack of a laser, the 3G sensor works very well, especially in twitch games (FPS), where you make very fast and snappy movements. I've only had it a few weeks now, but happy so far. Hopefully, the reliability will be as good as my Logitech G5 has been, in spite of varied reports I've read, that the Razer mice sometimes just die mysteriously.Customer Review: The best Mouse I have ever owned!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have been gaming for 20 years and I am also a gadget freak. I have owned most of Logitech's line and some other's and while all offer something in different area's this one is great in ALL area's. I mainly play shooters and do some spreadsheets and photo editing and it works perfectly in all area's. The smooth design on top as opposed to having buttons seems to quicken response time as well as giving it a more natural feel. Like I said I am a gadget freak and my system is an Alienware Aurora, so I have all of the lighting in my computer set to match the lighting of my mouse and it is a very cool looking set-up. Also when the mouse is idle the light on top slowly dissapears and reappears giving it a "breathing" appearance. It works really well on everything and IMHO it's the best out there right now.Customer Review: Razer Deathadder
Summary: 5 Stars
This is THE best mouse money can buy. Razer did an amazing job with this mouse, it's super comfortable, it tracks exceptionally, has pixel perfect accuracy, never skips, nothing. According to ESR(electronic Sports Reality i think) it is the best performing mouse ever! esrealitydotcom/?a=post&id=1300293 I used to have a G5 v.2, but this is a little more accurate, more comfortable(strange considering this is a razer mouse), and much easier to keep level on the screen(great for css). It doesn't have dedicated buttons for sensitivity switching but the ones on the G5 were hard to press quickly, and using a bind to switch the in-game sensitivity(if at all necessary) is an easier and altogether better solution.
BUY THIS MOUSE! you will not be disappointed.
Customer Review: The Best Mouse I Have Ever Owned
Summary: 5 Stars
This mouse is, without a doubt, the best mouse I have ever owned.
I have used Razer products for about the last 4 years, and have thoroughly enjoyed both their Copperhead and Diamondback mice. But this blows both of them away. The comfort, accuracy, and ease of use is above and beyond any mouse I have tested in the past, and I am unusually picky.
It should be noted that I have larger than average hands, and the arch of the DeathAdder fits to my palm in a very comfortable way. Also, the side buttons are more easily accessible than with Razer models I have used before.
The only possible complaint I can think of is that the cord could be slightly longer, but for most people this will probably not be a concern.