Razer DeathAdder 3500 Gaming Mouse 5 Button 3500DPI Infrared Sensor Optical USB

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Thumb buttons, sleek form factor, glowing Razer logo, on the fly adjustable sensitivity, DPI switcher, included software/drivers with great UI, etc. Cord frays a bit, if you need to have ideal dark to sleep you'd have to unplug the mouse or turn off your computer, scroll wheel doesn't perform nicely on OS X, advocate for Windows use only.

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This mouse is very accurate and sensitive.

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Looks and feels really nice. It is very sensitive, which would be very good for gamers. I've only been using it casually though. The packaging was remarkably good. The control panel permits for far more than one particular profile, which would also be good for individuals who game a lot. You can assign the buttons to whatever you want. Quite comfy style, although I dare say it's additional for palm grippers than claw grippers.The wire is made of Teflon, which is great. It's long sufficient for fairly much anyone Ɨft).The price is right for a mouse this nice.General, it's the nicest mouse I've ever owned. Gets hot in the hand pretty simply, even with casual use.I don't see why they added a left handed orientation in the profile when it's clearly a appropriate handed mouse. The lights can be distracting, but a single can turn them off working with the control panel.

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Excellent mouse all-around. Super comfortable, wonderful fit in the palm, extremely rapid response time, looks quite nice, and glows blue! :) None that I can report on. I read yet another critique on this mouse which mentioned that the Teflon feet wore out soon after about a year of use. This mouse has been in use for about 1 year and a half now, and there is certainly no wear whatsoever. Appear, I'm 14 years old and this mouse came with a personal computer I ordered off of a website which NewEgg won't let me write (its a web site where you bid on items, i'm positive you can guess what it is). If you truly want to invest โ on a mouse, this is the mouse to splurge on.

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Mouse looks good, thats it. Slow response time, doesn't track well, not sturdy casing at all, and the plastic cover on the top wears very easily. This mouse is awful, the left click stopped operating right after 3 months, this is just so maddening when you are playing video games. The scroll wheel spazzes out if you scroll up three clicks its scrolls down 2 generating reading internet websites with long pages beyond frustrating. If you are looking at this mouse, just go with a logitech g5 has far more dpi and isn't poorly created.

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Looks good, I like the black color and LED's.Works greatFeels comfy employing The mouse gets finger prints all more than it... but that's barely a con. I've had it for about 2 years and it nevertheless works great

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-Fantastic Style, feels fantastic-O Ring on the bottom is high top quality-3500dpi-1ms Response time-Side buttons are huge, makes them effortless to press-Mouse feet are high top quality when paired with a gaming mousepad -No weight support-Does get dirty quick but what do you anticipate from a gamer Best mouse I have utilized to date, came to this mouse from my diamondback.

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Great Razer user interface for fast customization and great design for comfort on the hand. Supports up to 5 profiles for shared computers.

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This product is very good and I like it very much. The only thing that could be better is the side finish of the mouse and the set dpi settings. The side of the mouse is like a glossy finish and when my finger sweats, it does kind of get slippery(hahaha). The dpi settings can range up to 3500 but the settings are fixed, meaning like you can't change it beside 500-900-1800-3500. I'm not sure if it is 500 or 400 but you get the idea.

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Overall, this is in all probability the most comfortable mouse I've but to use. Going from the tiny Naga, this larger mouse fits perfectly in my hand. It's got a simple style ideal for gaming; no thumb rests or index/pinky rests on the sides. The palm rest extends all the way to the bottom of the mouse, and the two main mouse buttons have curves for finger rests. The two buttons on the side are incredibly 'clicky' and easy to hit in an instant without having moving the mouse itself. The scroll wheel is really quiet, and has noticeably much less resistance than the Naga. Also, the optical sensor is in all probability the most accurate on the market, although it reaches a maximum DPI of "only" 3500. Quite reasonable cost for a Razer mouse. Unfortunately, the whole side of the mouse (including the side buttons) is created of the infamous shiny razer plastic. I'm not certain if this is an individual challenge, but after extended use my thumb begins to really feel sweaty, and I'll instinctively try to rub it on my index finger. The Naga has matte rubberized buttons exactly where your thumb rest, so I hadn't experienced this challenge just before. 7 foot braided cable, gold-played USB. I use the Naga for MMO/RTS gaming, but it was a small little for long-time FPS sessions. The DeathAdder proved to be very comfy, and the complaint above is fairly minor. Not sure what to make of which scroll wheel I prefer, though the Naga's is probably additional responsive for individual scrolls. Also, the teflon feet on this mouse glide very smoothly along cloth mouse pads, significantly additional so than the Naga.

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ultra smooth and super responsive, definitly razer like.much better in illustrator,photoshop,crysis,etc. an additional blue light adding to blue led overload. i may well buy two additional for the other rigs sitting here.

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I would highly recommend this mouse to you, it feels really nice in your hands. I've used it for around 3 months now and have not encountered a single problem with it, the only downside to the mouse in my opinion is that the sides are not covered in the same rubbery material as the top, they are made of plastic and makes my palm sweat. Other than that, great product.

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Advised! Good good quality with respiratory style LED Logo. The cable wrapped by black sleeve (it's fiber sleeve not regular nylon sleeve). Comes with RAZER mouse computer software which make the mouse adjustable(sensitivity, LED...and so on). it takes time for adjustment, not a really cons. this is gaming mouse. you don't have to acquire this if only for doing homework or office use.

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Overall its an incredible mouse and I have had no problems with it whatsoever. None.

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Excellente souris, s'ajuste parfaitement dans la main, sensible et rapide. Idéale pour les jeux de shooter. Deux boutons latérales gauche contrôlés avec le pouce et pas embarrassant du tout de sorte que vous n'êtes pas toujours à appuyer accidentellement dessus. Très jolie icône Razer bleu qui clignote doucement sur la souris.

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Straightforward style, outstanding efficiency, smoothest mouse I've ever owned. Gets dirty. Most men and women will attempt to tell you they die soon after 6 months, nicely mine is nevertheless alive, still loving it.

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Very good styleRuns smoothNice LEDsWhat you would anticipate Only two added buttons. Its a wonderful mouse, I recommend to buy.

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Great mouse for gaming. I wouldn't dare go any higher DPI, 3500 is nuts, I keep it at 1800 while finding my gaming to have taken a sharper edge. Great product +company.

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Fits into most hand sizes amacingly well and comfortably supporting and facilitating use of the buttons when you MEAN to use them. We were at 1st cautious about ordering this model with each buttons by the thumb, but as soon as in the hand it was evident there would be no difficulty thanks to how the mouse supports palm and thumb. Cool pulsating light on the palm rest, despite the fact that as other people have written elsewhere it would be nice if this could be turned off. Goes off when the computer is powered down although. All in all nice manage, fine sensitivity. Didn't come with a mousepad... COME ON guys, โ bucks for a mouse and you couldn't throw in a piece of plastic or rubber with the logo? ;)Some MS mice will do _almost_ the similar factor for ผ. If you're picky although, no substitute (except even Far more expensive mice!) Cool searching, effectively created, pleased with the outcome. Goes with a new 2600k맜GTXǙD Vision rig to play Shogun 2 and Just Trigger.

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Feel is excellent and really smooth when it works... I bought the RAZER Lycosa Game Keyboard and the Deathadder when I built my machine. The very first week the keyboard went out, half the keys would not work. I tried it on three various computers and very same problem, so I returned it and got the Logitech G110.Now after keeping the Deathadder for a while it no suddenly stopped working proper. I could right-click but no left click. Also the Mouse Button 5 would not perform. I checked about and this appears like a extremely widespread concern with this mouse. So I am going to be acquiring a Logitech mouse as I have in no way had difficulties with them. Remain away from Razer! They could look nice but they are of incredibly bad high quality. If you do get one be confident to have a backup given that it is only a matter of time ahead of it breaks on you.

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I wrote up this comparison against my Logitech MX 518 - a comparable and capable mouse in itself.I’ve been using the quite capable Logitech MX 518 since 05 (I got one for work and home) but the feet are wearing and it’s only a matter of time before 1 of the two dies.Both are great mice: contoured, light pressure required to click, large click area, forward and back thumb buttons.If you can pick either up cheap- do!Comparison: >The 518 has a higher profile than the adder which means you hand is more naturally resting. Conversely this does mean a minutely sharper angle for your wrist. >The forward and back buttons on the 518 are smaller and require slightly more pressure which I prefer to the Adder. >The 518 has better ergonomic grooves for thumb and little finger. This gives a better sense of whole-hand control and also makes lifting the mouse to reposition easier. However, the Adder has a curl on the outer corner of the RMB which proves startlingly handy when right-clicking. Basically it keeps the middle finger from pushing outwards as you push down. A subtle but nice touch. >The 518 has up and down DPI resolution buttons, which whilst rarely used, do occasionally come in handy. The Adder has a intelligent/dynamic sensitivity setting, although I. Pulsing say I noticed its effects during play. >The 518 comes with a driver install disc. The Razer comes with marketing bumf that reads “Welcome to the cult of Razer.” which isn’t worrying at all… >The feet of the Adder are Teflon. The stickers on the 518 come off after a couple of years. >Finally, the finish on the Adder is matte whilst the 518 is half matte/ half slick. I’ve not enough hours of use with the Adder to know if this is an issue, but 3 hrs of gaming yesterday went perfectly with it.

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Great looking/feeling product. Would buy again.

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Excellent really feel smooth glide, very good response. Lots of space for tweaking your needed sensitivity. I have owned this mouse little over a week and already Mouse Button three has stopped operating. Im sorry but no matter how good this mouse feels, I cant stand the reality it broke following 1 week of minimal use. It is genuinely too poor, the mouse feels wonderful.

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Looks greatFeels WonderfulTwo buttons on side The track pads on the bottom collect dust and dirt, and peel off quicklyWhile playing Team Fortress 2 the mouse freezes for two seconds, or the side buttons don't function, or the mouse just disconnects from the personal computer. Being a gamer, I can't have my mouse just shut off. Im carried out with Razer.

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This mouse is truly amazing, it is like iPhone 4S or Nexus GalaxyI love it, it feels expensive, and beats Logitech. I feel like Logitech has been slipping with their products and quality. I got this mouse PM for $44 dollars which made it a great deal.