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deathadder v2 is nice I use that one currently. I'm interested in the basilisk wired, I hate wireless for gaming. Too much lag. I had a mamba chroma b4 it was good but had to fix the wheel twice. Deathadder hasn't let me down yet and I like that I can reprogram the DPI keys
I recently picked up the Razer DeathAdder V2 for 2300, and I’m really enjoying it. This is my first mouse over 500, and I can’t get enough of it. My only minor complaints are the fast battery drain (for AAA on hyperspeed dongle) and the slightly tedious process of setting up the onboard memory profile, had to do bit of research and dig up some very old reddit thread. Other than that, I absolutely love it.
Deathadder V2 wired, if you can find it. Only downer is that the grip pads on the side get really funky after some use. Have since removed them and will replace them with something more robust. Am also using a V2 X Hyperspeed, which has an identical form factor, is wireless and does not have group pads. Considering a V2 pro or V3 pro, but I'm liking the form factor and weight of the V2s more.
Sorry, I actually have the v2! Love it!
Faker was also using the Deathadder V2 for an insanely long time before he switched to the 3. I think there was a story about him buying multiple pieces so he wouldn't run out of deathadder v2s
You can check the Razer Pro Click. Clicks are quiet and you can also make the scroll wheel quieter by turning on free-spin mode. The [Razer DeathAdder v2](https://realpeoplewin.com/best-budget-gaming-mouse/) isn't as quiet, but still not a bad choice and definitely quieter than the Logitech.
I've the deathadder v2 and it is lasting longer than the 4 Logitech mice I've owned. It's been 6 years now? The rubber bits have worn. The optical switches really do work at preventing double click issues unlike the ones on the Logitech mice. I still won't touch any other razer products though lmao.
I've the deathadder v2 and it is lasting longer than the 4 Logitech mice I've owned. It's been 6 years now? The rubber bits have worn. The optical switches really do work at preventing double click issues unlike the ones on the Logitech mice. I still won't touch any other razer products though lmao.
I've the deathadder v2 and it is lasting longer than the 4 Logitech mice I've owned. It's been 6 years now? The rubber bits have worn. The optical switches really do work at preventing double click issues unlike the ones on the Logitech mice. I still won't touch any other razer products though lmao.
My Deathadder V2 is going on 4+ years. Hoping it'll last as long as yours. This was my first Razer and I only used Logitech ones. They never lasted more than 2 years. Always the double click issue (two G102, G403). Someone on the BuildAPC discord server recommended the Deathadder V2 due to the optical switches. Probably the only Razer product I've ever bought and exceeded my already negative opinion of the whole brand lol. Software sucks balls tho but then again so was Logitech's. I see that Godox X1 Flash Trigger too haha. I have one for my Nikon. Sadly I no longer shoot that much that involves the use of flash. Last I checked it, the rubber covers disintegrated due to the heat and humidity.
For what it’s worth I love my v2 wired. I picked up a v3 pro and it’s trash. Feels Cheap. Disconnects all the time. Battery doesn’t last long. Respect to the OP for posting but I’m hesitant to buy another razer mouse YMMV
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