Razer - DeathAdder V4 Pro

We have the same size hand but different grip style. I’m fingertip grip high sense so I use a tiny mouse, works better for me lol. But yea a death adder v4 would be perfect I think

If you love the deathadder, you’ll probably love the v4 pro. More of the same but better in every aspect. Lighter and with a rechargeable battery

All ergos are basically the same, I’ve tried the: Pulsar xlite v 3 es Razer deathadder v4 pro (current main) Pwnage storm breaker max cf and 8k Superlight dex Lanza x fnatic thorn I’d highly recommend the Deathadder v4 pro, it’s the same mouse as the hyperspeed but it’s lighter and arguably better sensor.

I had a v3 large that I loved that I forgot on an airplane, bought a v4 and the left click was fucking horrendous. Mushy, tons of post travel and a massive gray area where you're not sure if you're double clicking or not because the feedback is so mushy. Ended up having to take the mouse apart and swap the switches between M1 and M2, atleast left click feels good now. Not opposed to just buying replacement switches but for a $100 mouse that's kinda sad.

Razer Deathadder V3/V4 would be my suggestion

The deathadder v3 and v4 are both wireless. Grip type is easy to determine... - large section of your palm rest on top of the mouse = palm grip - only part of your palm is in contact with the back side of the mouse, mouse is primarily held by your thumb and fingers on the side of the mouse = claw grip - only your fingers are in contact with your mouse, your palm does not touch the mouse = fingertip grip

The Razer Viper Ultimate is a great gaming mouse, if you are happy with it then keep it! Imo it's very comparable to the prior Viper V2 Pro. I have the latest Viper V3 Pro and imo it's the best mouse I've ever mained, and I likely won't need to even think about upgrading any time soon. The absolute latest / greatest from Razer right now is their brand new Deathadder V4 Pro with an optical scroll wheel sensor and new focus pro 45k sensor (vs the 30k sensor in the Viper V3 Pro), but as u/Murky_Historian8675 mentioned "shape is king". The DA V4 Pro is "better" than my mouse, but I personally wouldn't like the larger size and ergo shape. I use a claw / fingertip hybrid grip and anything larger than the Viper V3 Pro would be less ideal for me. If anything else, I would choose the older tech to have the ideal shape that best suits my grip and play style. The good thing is the ultimate is cheap and if you decide to try out something else down the road, you can keep it as a solid back up mouse. Here's a pic of my V3 Pro: https://preview.redd.it/046stnlafrrf1.png?width=4032&format=png&auto=webp&s=cfaa377d535504ee2fed4b331786b7e670b649a5

You won't physically notice the difference in speed between the Viper V3 Pro and the DeathAdder V4 Pro. 

If you want the same shape, get the Viper V2 Pro. If you want to try a new shape, get the Viper V3 Pro. 

Razer mice are known for their technology and shapes, what are you even talking about? Viper V3 Pro is generally the best mouse that has ever been created from the technical side, not to mention Deathadder V4 Pro

The modern deathadders (v3 and v4) are quite different compared to the older models so you may need to try them out first to know if you still like them.

I love the deathadder V4 pro's shape so much but the clicks are just way too loud for me. That's my singular gripe about this mouse but it's a near-dealbreaker for me. I'm also maining the K7 Ultra for now, swapping to the Mad G Max sometimes. I actually ever so slightly prefer the Viper V3 Pro over the K7 Ultra because the buttons aren't as flared out but the latter is better in every other metric, especially the clicks. Well I guess the Viper is slightly lighter but as long as its below 60g it's good enough for me.

21x11.5cm use razer deathadder v4 pro

Then stop getting the same mouse. Get a v4, mine hasn't caused me issues so far. Or something completely different. Try an aerox from steelseries or the superlight from logitech.

I feel that. The aerox 5 had ping wheel issues but I love love love steelseries. They've never let me down. Thats like one of their largest flaws. And that specific mice if what i need for fps so I was trying out other things. I just got my v4. I want to try the pro x2 superstrike when it comes out but thats not until jan-march of next year. Not to mention its a heavier (65g) mouse. Guess we will see if thats to benefit or not. 

The ping-pong ceramic click on right mouse button made me return the mouse today. Im back to my V2 Pro. Still looking for new mouse...

$300 can pretty much buy any mouse on the market, and frankly isn't much of a "budget" lol. The Deathadder V4 Pro and the Viper V3 Pro are both excellent options, though most people would consider them overpriced, especially when it comes to the former of the mice. If you don't mind spending, however, you'll certainly enjoy either of them, with the Deathadder likely being a familiar shape for you.

They're both shapes that fit medium/large hands, although I would say the Deathadder leans towards the larger side. If you typically have palm contact when holding your mouse, and have your fingers relatively straight or flush with the sides of the mouse, the Deathadder is more supportive in that aspect. The Viper, on the other hand, is a symmetrical shape. If your main contact points are your fingertips, or you arch your fingers on the right side to "claw" the mouse, the symmetrical shape of the Viper may provide more freedom of movement, which may or may not be important to you depending on your grip style and how competitive you are. With all that said, if you want something comfortable and familiar, go for the Deathadder. If you want to try something new and find yourself holding a mouse in a similar way to how I described was optimal for the Viper, then you may decide to opt for that instead.

Razer literally has the best tech available for their mice. If you're buying mice solely on hardware, no companies can beat Razer currently unless companies start developing everything in-house. The only mouse currently available that is better than the Viper v3 Pro is the Deathadder v4. Also, note that all these upgrades won't make you a better gamer. You don't be able to notice the difference between the Viper v3 Pro and the Deathadder v4 Pro. Pixart will probably start putting more focus on energy effiency than performance since the performance gain doesn't mean anything these days

No, that was an ergo shape, most likely testing the Deathadder V4 Pro. This is different. It's an ambi shape. It's most likely a Viper V3 Pro but a low hump version like the original Viper lineup.

I have a copy of the DAV4 Pro and a launch Viper v3 pro. Absolutely zero play, very little pretravel with minimal post travel. Side to side travel is nonexistant.

Swapping between Viper V3 Pro and Deathadder V4 Pro on either Artisan Zero Soft or PMM S2P. Working on Viscose benchmarks, trying to hit all Cerulean since I already got VT Master Complete.

The Death Adder v4 is pretty ok. Its got some girth.

My hand size is 1 lower than yours at 20x10. I love the new razer death adder 4. It's at 180 inc. Tax so you can get the dav3. Incredible shape, your hand will thank you

Good, don't like it tho, not for me

I used the super light and it’s an awful mouse. I’d recommend the deathadder v4 pro. Using it and loving it. A bit more expensive, but worth it. Also for big-ish hands it’s great

Fellow large handed gamer here: personal favorites are the Razer deathadder v4 pro, Logitech g502X+, and oddly enough the g pro superlight 2 is pretty comfy for fps games

I mean its obvious you wont feel a difference in eprformance, they are both 8k poling and even though da v4 pro uses new sensor that doesnt mean its going to make it better as well (marginal improvement just like monitor refresh over 480hz). The 2 only notable difference I found over da v3 pro is that 1. comes wiht 8k dongle 2. lighter 3. optical scroll so wont go bad in 1 month anymore xD All they had to add was optical side buttons but hey, if they do that, the mouse wont go bad for eyas to come ultimately dropping razer sales, so why would they or any brand do that now??

Zowie and vaxee are known for their great build quality but mechanical switches might develop a double click over timer. Razer deathadder v4 pro uses almost only optical switches (except for the scroll click) for this reason it should last many years and they have fixed the shell integrity issues of the v3 on the v4 version

Whereas for me, the DA V4 shape is a way better fit for me. The older shapes felt awful in my hand.

Vertical mice help the best for the pain I believe. Razer seem to have released Click V2 vertical so that's an gaming oriented option. Another option is to use very light asymmetrical "ergo" mouse. Most obvious recommendation is deathadder v3 pro or v4. For vertical mouse you don't need to consider weight. I've also suffered pain in the same areas and still do a little. I did do strecthes which increased the pain at first but alleviated it eventually long term and started using lighter mouse with lighter scroll wheel button (I suspect very stiff middle mouse button added pain). I also recommend a healthy dpi range (800-1600). Too little or too much and you are going to use too much of your wrist or shoulder. Right now I use deathadder v3 pro or Pulsar v4 medium. Good luck! Edit: oh yeah don't forget a good shape.

Deathadder v4 pro this week anyways :D

Score differences of 0.1 in FPS, MMO, and Raw Performance don’t mean the DeathAdder V4 Pro is worse than the Viper V3 Pro; they show the two perform essentially the same. Although Razer advertises completely upgraded internals, these changes don’t translate into noticeable or measurable performance improvements. At this point, almost all performance gains in gaming mice are incremental. The most meaningful hardware update is the upgraded middle click and new optical scroll encoder, since scroll wheels remain one of the most common early failure points industry-wide. Whether you look at TechPowerUp’s results, which show the DeathAdder V4 Pro slightly ahead, or RTINGS’ results, which show it slightly behind, the conclusion is the same: it’s an excellent mouse and a solid flagship with some iterative improvements. The performance race among high-end flagships is effectively over, at least for now. At this level, it isn’t worthwhile to focus on fractional performance differences when choosing a mouse. The upside is that buyers can now focus on areas where meaningful improvements are still possible. Razer’s upgraded scroll wheel hardware is one such example, and hopefully more manufacturers will follow suit.

This… for your hand size the deathadder v4 or the xm2 would probably be best.

deathadder v4 is completely different feel compared to the v2, not the same shape, try it, if you like it good, if not consider an Xlite alternative from pulsar my personal opinion, get a ec2 or if u find it too small an ec1 i have 20.5x11 cm hands and i enjoy the ec2 but i use sort of a claw grip when i use the ec1 its more palm grip i just love those shapes so take that with a grain of salt but try them if you can.

ive been an avid deathadder fan for almost 2 decades, and the 2 modern shapes are too small in all the wrong places.

it's smaller in the wrong places for large hands.

basilisk is similar to the g502, which is entirely too small, and the DA v3 and v4 are smaller in the wrong places for large hands.

G Pro x 2 and DeathAdder v4 have the best technology on paper. DeathAdder v4 sensor IPS speed is 900 with 85g acceleration. GPX 2 IPS speed is 888, 88 G acceleration. Everything else with a 3950 has an IPS speed of 750 and 70 G, like the viper v3 pro for example. Not that it matters much because they all mostly feel the same. Then there’s endgame gears newer mice, which all have really low click latency with the op1 8k having the lowest on the market rn.

I like my DeathAdder v4 Pro. Same weight as the Viper V3 Pro but the new wireless dongle is a huge improvement as the dynamic polling means i can use the mouse at a higher refresh rate when gaming and lower during normal windows use. I’ve also had zero issues and the battery has been the biggest champ - I typically game 2-4 hours a day and several times a week and also use computer daily for other stuff.

Don’t know about your luck with finding a used one since it’s relatively new still but the deathadder V4 is light and fits large hands well (I have 20.5 x 10 hands). If I need a comfy mouse that’s always my go to, I had the V3 previously before the V4. I just got the teevolution terra pro and i love the design + lightweight but it’s definitely not a full palm grip mouse for larger hands.

I scored a Cobra Hyperspeed for free to review recently and then not long after my trusty GPX2 started acting up (second time, I’d already had to rma replace it once). That got me interested in trying a Razer mouse. I initially wanted to grab the DAV4P but it wasn’t quite out yet so I grabbed a Viper V3 Pro and told myself I’d use it while I waited on the GPX2 rma. Man, I absolutely loved that mouse. I was surprised at how much better it felt in my hand and how nice it was to use. Like a week later, I was able to grab a DAV4P and grabbed it to try and then had all 4 mice at one time. The DAV4P was good, but the shape felt a little unnatural compared to the VV3P. I let the new tech and hype sway my decision and I returned the VV3P and kept the DAV4P figuring if I wanted to use ambi sometimes I could just use the rma’d GPX2. I’m starting to feel like I made a mistake. While I can use the DAV4P ok, it doesn’t feel like an extension of my body like the VV3P did. I think I made the wrong decision.

I’m gonna watch Razer drop the V4 pro & it still be 80g + & 299$. As for MCHOSE, I’ve been trying to ask them if they plan to launch a G7 ultra or even a G7X ultra (magnesium). I wish some brand would do it.

Also overpriced. At that price they should provide lower weight & better materials.

Grip and shape are entirely subjective and the most important things. All of those have really good stats to the point where there's hardly any perceivable difference. You basically can't go wrong. But DAV4 pro has the edge.

DAV4 Pro (optical switches gen 4 + optical wheel - a first in industry) best to date!

If you still find somewhere buy a Sprime PM1. It's made from carbon composite material and it's built literally like a tank, but very light, precise and it has optical switches. Among others I have it the red one, bought almost two years ago and it's still like new. I said among because it's a bit too small for my hand and my current one is a DeathAdder v4 Pro - it's bigger than Sprime and a bit more heavier. Optical Razer switches are indeed reliable, but those mice, except DA v4 Pro which wheel is optical too, have VERY UNRELIABLE MECHANICAL wheels.

In May or June, I think, when I bought my Teevolution Terra. I was in discussion with him because he wanted my Sprime or something like that. And when I received the mouse I compared with what I had, with Sprime. Then at the end of July I bought DA v4 Pro, too, and again, I compared with that two. The Razer and Terra are made from plastic, inferior to Sprime's shell made from composite carbon.

It's just a picture of a hand. It could be small or large - there's no way to know unless there's a unit of measurement or something to compare it to. Right?... Now, I don't think you have a hand bigger than mine (21 cm long), and I use a DA4 Pro and a Teevolution Terra. And, by the way, nice hand!

I have it. I also have a DAV Pro. Aaand it's better in every aspect.

The last one, of course.

Pretty much every Logitech flagship has been $150+, starting from the G903, GPW, GPX, GPX2, GPX2 Dex, etc. Razer's been doing it since 2019 as well. Viper Ultimate, Viper V2 Pro, Viper V3 Pro, Deathadder V2 Pro, Deathadder V3 Pro, Deathadder V4 Pro.

I'll start by the biggest marketing point Razer had for the Dav4, the new and improved wireless dongle. Could I tell the difference in wireless performance between the Dav4 and the Viper V3 Pro? No, I could not, and I'm very sensitive to wireless implementation by wireless mice, like I can drastically tell the difference between a pulsar or lamzu mouse, versus a Razer or Vaxee mouse. Although I will say the performance mode now on the 3950 mice for pulsar and lamzu has improved the wireless latency a ton. But back to the topic on hand, after 4 nights of big gaming sessions with the Dav4, I switched over to my Viper V3 pro and I could not tell a difference in performance at all. To me, it really feels like a gimmick. Physically, wireless dongle is really nice though. It's very heavy, feels super solid, and I like that you can customize the 3 color dots on the dongle. I set mine to wireless connection, battery, and polling rate. Is this new wireless dongle worth the dav4 being so expensive? Absolutely not. Like I stated earlier, I can't tell a difference in wireless latency between my Viper v3 and Dav4. SCROLL WHEEL AND MOUSE COATING - I actually really like the new scroll wheel. It's pretty light to scroll but it has a good tactile feedback. I don't use my scroll wheel for jumping so take that into consideration, I know everyone has different preferences for their scroll wheel. And for the mouse coating. I think a lot of people are going to be big fans of it for the Dav4. It's not chalky, it's very matte feeling. MOUSE SWITCHES - I deliberately tested the new generation mouse switches on the DeathAdder V4 Pro compared to the Viper V3 Pro and yes, there is a difference. I would say both mice still have that same hollow click feeling but the Deathadder V4 is noticeably lighter on the click, and a little bit less hollow than the viper V3. I will say, once Im mid game and super focused, I actually forget about the switch differences, so I would say even though there is a difference on the new gen switches, I don't think it's drastically different where you'll notice it mid game. But it definitely is an improvement. Weight Reduction is nice and welcomed. I'm a big fan of 40 to 55g range. But this weight drop is not a big enough drop where you will notice it from the Dav3. Battery performance is actually very good. I think I can go all week without charging the mouse on 2k polling. STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY - This department seems to be much better. No more flex on the sides of the mouse. I haven't gotten any creaking as of yet, and the scroll wheel has improved a ton. WORTH THE BUY - Honestly, I think no. I really can't tell a difference in wireless improvement And sensor performance. And I also can't tell a. Difference between the Dav3 and Dav4 when it comes to weight. The structural integrity is significantly improved, the coating is better, and the scroll wheel is much better. That seems to be about it as far as upgrades go, and I think Razer is just doing pure marketing for the rest. Unless the Dav3 structural integrity really bothers you, and the scroll wheel really bothers you, then I would get the Dav4. But if money is tight, the Dav3 will have you perform just as good in game.

Thank you. I actually do lol. I remember 4 years ago being able to tell the difference between motion sync on or off and my friends didn't believe me and we did a blindfold test. My friend would set it without me seeing and I would play 1 game on shipment and then answer it. I got it right every single time. Those were the days man. I can tell you if I'm on 1k, 4k, or 8k polling easily. 1k and 4k are very easy to feel. And the wireless latency on the 3395 sensored pulsar or lamzu mice, where really bad wireless implementation, although at the end of the day, all of us can get use to anything, and if you're good, you will dominate. I know kids who use the shittiest mice but have been using it for so many years and so they dominate on it

I mean obviously I can feel the difference between 63 grams and 56 grams but it's not enough of a drop to have impact in gaming. Once you are leaned forward, face 2 inches from the monitor, you will not feel the difference in weight. But in the same scenario, when I use my xlite crazy light, now I can physically feel the difference in my stride as I swipe across my mousepad. That's what I'm getting at. And I can absolutely tell the difference in wireless latency. I challenge you to try a 3395 pulsar x2 and then try a vaxee mouse, the difference will shock you. You will feel like you're using your vaxee in wired mode.

no but how the sensor is implemented can make a difference. i'd rather have a "worse" sensor that is implemented well than a "better" one thats implemented poorly. maybe its the unit i received, i dunno but i'm just now trying out a razer deathadder v4 pro and i feel like it has a "floaty" sensor, in comparison the deathadder v3 hyperspeed i tried felt really snappy despite having a "worse" sensor. i remember the first time i tried a vaxee mouse and the thing that stuck out sensor wise was how responsive and snappy it felt compared to other mice i tried using the same sensor. i mean if you can, why not try it out for yourself and get a superlight 2 you can return if its not for you?

just going to reiterate what others have already said. you seem to be using a palm grip so an ergo is probably the best option. if you have large hands good options are, in no particular order: zowie ec1-dw razer deathadder v3 or v4 pro logitech pro x superlight 2 dex pulsar xlite v3 or v4 (size 3 / large) teevolution terra pro some of those models also come in medium size too if the large variant did feel too big.

wrong. I actually 5 tap enemies every round and can tell u dav4 clears vv2 sensor wise. Even vaxee finalmouse and others overtook razer with their permanent motion sync on untill the dav4

i thought so too until deathadder v4, out of 30 mice i had and even zowies and egg…. all. Dav4 was the most solid non creaky mouse ever, perfect QC in every aspect but the shape isnt for me lol. i liked the zowie and original deathadder shapes more but all the older razera sucked qc wise and viper v2 has a weird coating

Deathadder V4 or ec2-dw

Deathadder V4 is wireless with both optical and scroll wheel encoder the v4 improved a lot compared to the v3.

Ec1-dw, deathadder v4, xlite v4 large

I would say you have an average hand length and your palm is a bit wider, deathadder V4 is a large ergo from the pictures of your dav4 grip for me it looks like a perfect fit. I have small hands 17x10 and my main right now is the ec3-dw my grip on this mouse is Pincer - relaxed claw very comfortable mouse btw. Some say an ergonomic mouse is ideal for palm grip yes but really it doesn't matter as long as the mouse is comfortable with your grip style. Viper V3 pro is a symmetrical mouse and imo they're good for any claw grips I'm thinking it's either the mouse shape isn't for you or symmetrical is not good for your hands.

Got the white and love it. Will use until Viper v4 comes out as I’m sure I’ll be bored of it by then.

If you liked the shape, deathadder v4 pro it was just unlucky

It has optical switches scroll, wheel and basically all the requirements and it doesn't have any QC issues.

Basically any ergo mouse, ie. Deathadder v3 or v4. ZOWIE EC. There’s hundreds of good ergo mice out there.

Just got Deathadder V4 pro. Really like how it sits in my hand. Coming from superlight it’s quite better ergonomically. Weight is nice, battery is very good, I run 8k in full screen, so far like it more in CS2 then superlight. Feel more in control, probably because of the shape and weight. Running it on Saturn pro XXL pad.

Don't trust this sub. Basically none of these are for big or even medium hands, unless you claw grip. Get a razer deathadder v4 pro

All of these 3 mice are crazy small. Ur hands will hurt. I had a deathadder V2 and bought a scyrox V6 and got hand cramps. Get a deathadder v4 pro

Too large? Please no more small mice! What about people like me who prefer large mice? 😢 I want an XL version of the Dav4, about 130-132mm length.

You would probably be more comfortable on the Zowie EC1 than the EC2. Death adder v3/v4 would likely fit you very well also. A cheaper and more interesting option would be the Teevolution Terra. Check all the shapes on ELO Shapes to get an idea.

Great writeup. Mine arrived yesterday. It will be replacing my VV3P as I like the ergo shape of the DAV4P more. The improved battery life @ 1000Hz is a very welcomed change as well. I find myself charging my Viper every 4-5 days. The skates/glide on the V4 is far more glidier than my V3 as well.

If you liked the old DeathAdder, the new V4 Pro could be an option for you. It’s probably one of the best mice on the market, but it comes at a premium price.

V3 Pro is rougher. V4 Pro feels more smooth and is rubber (like Viper V3 Pro/Hyperspeed, and Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed). I have the white V3 and I personally don’t mind it at all. Edit: I would say if you have smaller hands, get the Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed. It’s smaller than the Pro, and still a great performer.

I watched a video of Boardzy on YT and the scroll wheel on his V4 Pro was already squeaking after only a couple weeks of use. My own V3 Pro’s scroll never ever had a problem during my 2 years.

Deathadder V3 Pro and Hyperspeed are great mice. Both same price on Amazon. Hyperspeed version is a bit smaller so get that if you have average or smaller hands. I love the ergo shape cuz my hand never gets tired during longer gaming sessions. There is the V4 Pro too but it’s almost $100 more expensive and you won’t really notice a difference.

Super happy with the razer deathadder v4 pro. I originally ordered the black version but changed it for the white because the black was delayed but i could not be happier. My first white mouse and i was a bit sceptic about it but im in love. I have tried recently the following mice: Lamzu maya x, viper v3 pro, xm2w 4k, g303 shroud, Crazylight pulsar, logitech superlight 2, logitech g703. Out of all these mice, i will say that this far the best i have tried (imo).

I agree with you that it feels big atleast for me in the beginning. I tried using my maya x a couple of days after recieving this and it felt so much easier hitting targets, but i decided to keep going with the dav4 because the shape is for me like i forget im holding a mouse, so smooth. And after a couple of days playing a mix of fortnite, hmw, pubg and eft i find the dav4 much better in performance. At first it felt slow and a bit to big but after playing with it for some time i will have to say that i have never played better. In pubg for example which i used to play a lot, i never manage to get good recoil control but now its like i have zero recoil and i hit shots and flicks like never before. So after im sticking with it. I also have 20x10cm hand size and relaxed claw- im also coming from the g303 shroud and maya x. I tried the dav3 hyperspeed at a friends house, for i find it maybe a tad to small to be a comfortable ergo for me :-)

I like the shape and size, i have a relaxed claw grip and about 20x10cm hand size

Deathadder V4 & ATK F1 Extreme on a Skypad 4 or Aqua Control Plus

I just went from maining a deathadder v4 pro to trying out the Keychron M4 lol. It feels insanely small. 20x10.5 hands. Its clear to me I need the length of a fingertip mouse, but much wider than the m4. Size are your hands?

It’s definitely on the larger side. But I have smaller hands and find it to be great and comfortable. And idk how 56g could be heavy lol

DAV4 Pro is very nice. They added some of the features from Viper V3 Pro. I really suggest it if you like the DA shape, their pricier mice like that and the Viper are QA'd really well and very well-made.

Time for a DAV4 Pro. Your hand probably falls to a rest in the Deathadder shape by now lol.

DAV4 Pro is very nice. They added some of the features from Viper V3 Pro. I really suggest it if you like the DA shape, their pricier mice like that and the Viper are QA'd really well and very well-made.

Time for a DAV4 Pro. Your hand probably falls to a rest in the Deathadder shape by now lol.

DAV4 Pro is very nice. They added some of the features from Viper V3 Pro. I really suggest it if you like the DA shape, their pricier mice like that and the Viper are QA'd really well and very well-made.

Time for a DAV4 Pro. Your hand probably falls to a rest in the Deathadder shape by now lol.

Razer deathadder v4 pro, great sensor and shape, super light weight, nice scroll wheels, dongle with led indicators and the absolute best optical switches I’ve used. Apart from the not so good razer software, it’s the perfect mouse for me, replacing gpw superlight/deathadder hyperspeed.

It’s between the Razer Deathadder V4, and the OP1/XM2 8k v2. The wired connectivity will beat out wireless, but the firmware and internals of the Deathadder are strictly better to my knowledge.

Man. I have to say deathadder v4 pro (or the v3 pro). It's the perfect mouse for me.

There are people who swear by Logitech’s sensor implementation feeling better than other brands. I personally can’t tell the difference. Where Logitech is still king is battery life. Razer might have started gunning for that spot with the Deathadder V4.

Deathadder in white because it was close to $20 when I bought it. I owned the same one in black and used it for years before it started double-clicking and being funny with the mouse wheel. As long as this one lasts me another 5+ years, can't beat it IMO.

Not a hot take at all imo. Weight of the mouse has just become an obsession. I used g502 for 4 years. Swapped over to razee DA 3 wireless. Amazingly enough i did not go pro despite getting a mouse half the weight, shocked. Shape is imo the most important thing if you game alot, and obviously clicking.

That must be a new phenomenon. I'm still using my Blackwidow I got used in 2012 as my DD and the worst that happens is 2, 3, and 8 sometimes double click on the num pad. And my Deathadder from 2019 has no issues.

That must be a new phenomenon. I'm still using my Blackwidow I got used in 2012 as my DD and the worst that happens is 2, 3, and 8 sometimes double click on the num pad. And my Deathadder from 2019 has no issues.

That must be a new phenomenon. I'm still using my Blackwidow I got used in 2012 as my DD and the worst that happens is 2, 3, and 8 sometimes double click on the num pad. And my Deathadder from 2019 has no issues.

Twelve years, huh? Well, that's reassuring. I just bought mine like a week ago, brand new 2020s deathadder

Twelve years, huh? Well, that's reassuring. I just bought mine like a week ago, brand new 2020s deathadder

Twelve years, huh? Well, that's reassuring. I just bought mine like a week ago, brand new 2020s deathadder

Looking at your foto it’s probably a palm grip, so I’d recommend either a very safe ambi shape like gpx 2 (many cheaper clones available) or maya x or an ergo like Deathadder v3/v4 pro (hyperspeed if you want smaller), Xlite v4 (es) medium, ec2-dw, e1 or superlight 2 dex

i got the same hand and similar grip, deathadder with the dongle is the best take, not with batteries or the weight will pull the mouse down when moving

In that case I would go with a Deathadder V3/V4 pro, there isnt much difference so it doesn’t really matter. Don’t get a V2 pro because its way too unreliable (I had like 3 and all broke in 4 months) if your hands are mid-small go with Deathadder v3 hyper speed (it’s also cheaper)

I have 16x9cm hands and my s.o. has similar hand shape. My hand is relax claw and I was a tilt gripper coming from ec2a. Honestly any mouse is doable if your grip feels the most comfortable. Some say you need the perfect mouse to be the best but you should just go for the one where your hand feels right. My recommendation would be in shape: relax claw: Maya x or gpx or viper V3. Go for Chinese brand alternative if you're okay, just listing shapes. Other suggests for small hand but I personally find them uncomfortable. I tried all 3. Atlantis mini/Maya/op 1k. Op1k most likely better for bigger hand than mine so don't write it off. It just feels like a gpx but more oriented in the back. I use gpx and finalmouse starlight while my s.o uses viper V3 pro. Deathadder pro isn't bad either if you like to palm, I find hyper speed to be too small.

Depends on how many extra buttons you are looking for. I love the comfort of the Razer Deathadder Pro but it only has 2 extra side buttons. That's enough for me and how I play, the mouse is just so darn comfortable I cant move any others when I've tried

For gaming first measure you palm and then check weight of mouse you might like, I started with g402 140gm but after shifting to deathadder 59g feel much better. For large hands g402 deathadder suits. https://preview.redd.it/mh7pyzyl90ne1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d40cdcb4051181e2d1a84b121f43fc03979f72b4

Mouse shape > weight > brand. Find what shape suits you. You can refer vaxee, zowie, rtings website. Then finalize depending on availability of Indian vendors. Eg big hands claw grip i like deathadder pro but thats 7 or 8k. Now use eloshapes website to find similar shape with lower price like atk or zaopin etc

Razer Basilisk V3 ..and I have been through DeathAdder Pro and G502 already.

Great mouse. Hate synapse. Synapse and its attempts to gather all my info can get the fuck outta here. I have the ultimate and while the ergonomics are great, features like the mouse wheel side clicks are disabled unless you download synapse. Reccomend going with a hero lightspeed instead to get around synapse garbage

Same here, had 2 Deathadder one of them was even the latest version and in less than 2 years for both they started double clicking. I’m currently using a Corsair Katar and has been great so far!

Same here, had 2 Deathadder one of them was even the latest version and in less than 2 years for both they started double clicking. I’m currently using a Corsair Katar and has been great so far!

Same here, had 2 Deathadder one of them was even the latest version and in less than 2 years for both they started double clicking. I’m currently using a Corsair Katar and has been great so far!

My DeathAdder v2 is just about the perfect mouse for me. If I had to rebuy it every 3 years I would. But the v3/v4 isn't even the same mouse. Now my baby is the "DeathAdder Essential" but idk what that even means. Seems like I'm missing a bunch of features sticking with the Essential. Just can't get over why they didn't give the v3/v4 a different name because it's not even the same shape.

My DeathAdder v2 is just about the perfect mouse for me. If I had to rebuy it every 3 years I would. But the v3/v4 isn't even the same mouse. Now my baby is the "DeathAdder Essential" but idk what that even means. Seems like I'm missing a bunch of features sticking with the Essential. Just can't get over why they didn't give the v3/v4 a different name because it's not even the same shape.

My DeathAdder v2 is just about the perfect mouse for me. If I had to rebuy it every 3 years I would. But the v3/v4 isn't even the same mouse. Now my baby is the "DeathAdder Essential" but idk what that even means. Seems like I'm missing a bunch of features sticking with the Essential. Just can't get over why they didn't give the v3/v4 a different name because it's not even the same shape.

The wireless performance of the VV3P is only slightly beaten by the new Deathadder. But it’s a completely different shape and the performance difference is negligible. Wait for the Viper V4. But know that even then, you most likely won’t notice the improved sensor performance. The noticeable differences might be the coating, weight, clicks, and battery life. I’m hoping they’ll also give us the option to turn off motion sync, which has thus far been built into Razer mice.

if the Razer Deathadder fits your shape, you can check out the safest option, the Deathadder V3/V4

They’re both just fine for FPS games. A mouse should just feel like an extension of your arm. So it ultimately comes down to what type of shape you prefer. If you prefer ergo shapes then the DAV3-4 would work, if you like symmetrical shapes then the GPX is better. In terms of internals the tech in the DAV4 is better. You’re already using a DA, but the V2. The newer DA models are a safer ergo shape (not as much flaring) compared to the V2. GPX is over represented in pro play because back in 2020 it was far and away the best mouse you could buy. That isn’t the case anymore. Everyone got used to their GPX so it’s easy to just keep using it. Pros typically don’t like to change variables in their setups if it isn’t necessary. In terms of which brand has better software it’s lose lose with Logitech and Razer. Don’t get so caught up on mouse shape, or what mouse is best though. Most mice these days perform just as well as any other. If you want to mess with a variable that strongly affects your aim, look into a mousepad that complements your style and what types of FPS games you play most. Mousepads have a strong impact on how you aim.

So another person recommended you the deathadder v3/v4 which is a good choice i believe, those are two amazing mouse. The only thing is size wise they only are 1 mn bigger (however almost two time lighter, which is a big plus). I think I will follow on that, if your current mouse feel really too tiny, I have to admit it’s already a pretty big mouse, you might have really big hands

They've improved significantly since they switched to optical click switches, but yeah, the scroll wheel is still a little janky.

They've improved significantly since they switched to optical click switches, but yeah, the scroll wheel is still a little janky.

They've improved significantly since they switched to optical click switches, but yeah, the scroll wheel is still a little janky.

Not 102. I had double click issue after 6 months. Then i bought razor deathadder with optical switch(not sure if all razor comes with this) and it still working good for 4 years now

This and for headphones I bought Sennheiser 458bt (has wire + bt) not the best but i bought it cheap for 4k along with this mouse (3k). Still working

This 100% I've had 2 Deathadders in the last couple years that started double clicking within months. They suck now.

Proof that they don't make em like they used to. I've had 2... TWO brand new wireless Deathadders over the last couple years that started double clicking within months.

This 100% I've had 2 Deathadders in the last couple years that started double clicking within months. They suck now.

Proof that they don't make em like they used to. I've had 2... TWO brand new wireless Deathadders over the last couple years that started double clicking within months.

This 100% I've had 2 Deathadders in the last couple years that started double clicking within months. They suck now.

Proof that they don't make em like they used to. I've had 2... TWO brand new wireless Deathadders over the last couple years that started double clicking within months.

Damn - all the bad razer experiences in here have me feeling lucky. I also had a 2013 deathadder that I replaced with a wireless deathadder in 2020. No issues with either of them. Meanwhile my Logitech mouse double clicks on its own from day 1 lol

Damn - all the bad razer experiences in here have me feeling lucky. I also had a 2013 deathadder that I replaced with a wireless deathadder in 2020. No issues with either of them. Meanwhile my Logitech mouse double clicks on its own from day 1 lol

Damn - all the bad razer experiences in here have me feeling lucky. I also had a 2013 deathadder that I replaced with a wireless deathadder in 2020. No issues with either of them. Meanwhile my Logitech mouse double clicks on its own from day 1 lol

I have an adder wireless I think. Love it.

Razer Deathadder and Logitech 502 are the only wireless I have experience with, they're decent enough though the wireless deathadder has no textured side grips. Your price range is less a choice and more entirely dictated by the ridiculous prices gaming mice have gotten to sadly.

I am using Razer deathadder since 6-7 months and it didn't disappoint me. I regularly play fps games and it's really good.

I am using deathadder ( wireless one ) since 7-8 months now, and it's really good for gaming stuff and normal things too.

Should go to Mousereview or some other mouse-specific subreddit for more expertise. Here people tend to suggest things like G502/X for large hands: G502 is NOT suitable for large hands, it's a small mouse as far as grip goes: The largeness comes from flaring and edge-detail that won't affect how it feels in the hand. For what it's worth: The Deathadder is probably the best shape for large hands. But the Essential model is seriously gimped and is practically a office mouse with Razer's styling. And the newer version of the gaming-specific Deathadder are of a slightly different shape: Still good for large hands, but it's no longer exactly the same. The Viper V3 and G Pro X Superlight are medium-to-large shapes too, but very universal. It's unlikely you'll be able to hold them by fully enveloping it with your entire hand if you have very large hands. They are more like "claw grip" shapes. I have large hands and i do like both of those: They are very similar in shape. I personally think the Viper V3 is slightly better and less generic. But another option for that particular category is the Maya X: Also a very similar shape to both. But sometimes cheaper. All that being said: It's not necessary to hold a mouse by palming it. A lot of people prefer different grip styles, and a lot of shapes can work with a lot of hand shapes. I personally don't mind the Aerox 3 at all, but it's small enough for it to be basically a fingertip-only mouse. Which can still be very good: Fingers are more accurate at small adjustments than the wrist is (and you should avoid using the wrist to do that due to carpal tunnel anyway.) Either way, the general knowledge regarding mice in this place is questionable, you can even extend this to me.

Should go to Mousereview or some other mouse-specific subreddit for more expertise. Here people tend to suggest things like G502/X for large hands: G502 is NOT suitable for large hands, it's a small mouse as far as grip goes: The largeness comes from flaring and edge-detail that won't affect how it feels in the hand. For what it's worth: The Deathadder is probably the best shape for large hands. But the Essential model is seriously gimped and is practically a office mouse with Razer's styling. And the newer version of the gaming-specific Deathadder are of a slightly different shape: Still good for large hands, but it's no longer exactly the same. The Viper V3 and G Pro X Superlight are medium-to-large shapes too, but very universal. It's unlikely you'll be able to hold them by fully enveloping it with your entire hand if you have very large hands. They are more like "claw grip" shapes. I have large hands and i do like both of those: They are very similar in shape. I personally think the Viper V3 is slightly better and less generic. But another option for that particular category is the Maya X: Also a very similar shape to both. But sometimes cheaper. All that being said: It's not necessary to hold a mouse by palming it. A lot of people prefer different grip styles, and a lot of shapes can work with a lot of hand shapes. I personally don't mind the Aerox 3 at all, but it's small enough for it to be basically a fingertip-only mouse. Which can still be very good: Fingers are more accurate at small adjustments than the wrist is (and you should avoid using the wrist to do that due to carpal tunnel anyway.) Either way, the general knowledge regarding mice in this place is questionable, you can even extend this to me.

I had an older adder than this, think my brother still has it, great mouse. My newer model is not as nice

I had an older adder than this, think my brother still has it, great mouse. My newer model is not as nice

I had an older adder than this, think my brother still has it, great mouse. My newer model is not as nice

Someone told me to use a deathadder for slightly larger hands about 12 years ago and I’ve been using the newest ones ever since. I can’t use any other mouse now. G pro felt baaad for me.

Razer 8k , with grip tape

I have a death added that's ancient. Sure. Had a friend grease the buttons because the clicking didn't work right. But it's been smooth for many years. It's the OG death adder I also got the optical buttons one and works fine. Gotta say, I'm impressed by how long the mouse lasted. The old one became my work laptop mouse. New one is for gaming and personal use.

I have a death added that's ancient. Sure. Had a friend grease the buttons because the clicking didn't work right. But it's been smooth for many years. It's the OG death adder I also got the optical buttons one and works fine. Gotta say, I'm impressed by how long the mouse lasted. The old one became my work laptop mouse. New one is for gaming and personal use.

full size deathadder should have your back

If you like the shape, updated DA is likely your best bet, or maybe a Zowie EC1-DW

I second this. I have a Razor mouse (I can't remember the model offhand - something named after a snake tho). The ability to set the mouse wheel to "free run" with a single button click makes a huge difference when moving cargo around.

Weight doesn't really matter much if all you do is non-competitive games, but I play a mix of most game genres and after switching from a scimitar (corsair's mmo moise) to a lightweight deathadder I don't think I can go back. My aimlabs score on multiple tests improved by like 20-30%. The deathadder with the AA battery is a good bit heavier I think

lol...i have to find a good middle ground between kinda fits, and not heavy...deathadder has been decent so far. may jump to the pro, idk. https://preview.redd.it/9lxrntbwm4vf1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57533ff4f6392efe68211dd987a504570bd2ae38

I just got the deathadder a couple days back, my advice - DO NOT GET IT. Its softwares feel like bloatware and keeps messing with my in game aiming sensitivity for some reason. Also I don't understand why I need to be logged into a razer account to be able to customize my mouse lighting and dpi.

gawd dayum, i have relatively large hands being 21x10, and yet your hands make the g102 look like the keychron m4 in my hands. for mouse recomendation, its either gonna be a razer death adder(which ever one fits your budget) or the teevolution teera. idk whats the price in india

tbh, idk, the deathadder would suite your grip style

I've owned both the g102 and deathadder, avoid razer please. Its an overpriced piece of mid equipment. The deathadders scroll wheel gave out after 6-7 months of use. as for the g102 I got a double clicking problem after around a year of use. No mouse in this budget is gonna get you more than 12-18 months(if you're lucky) of usage if you're doing heavy gaming on it..but the death adder was surprisingly very fast to spoil.

I use the death adder. Don’t sleep on using mouse wheel up/down as binds too. Great for focus interrupts and CC.

Honestly, after being on the deathadder for like 10 years, then to steel series, I have the Logitech g502 now and it's just perfect. Would never go back.

I'm in the same boat as you, once I tried a Death Adder every other mouse I've used feels like pure garbage in my hands. They either move in a clunky way, they don't fit my hands, some buttons are hard to reach, buttons don't click in a good way... and the list goes on. I'm on my 8th Death Adder now.

I've had 8 Death Adders throughout my life. It's a testament to how much I love them that I keep buying them. It's also a testament to how poorly made they are that they keep breaking. Sadly, nothing comes even close to the "feel" that they have for me. They have the perfect weight, fit my hand, and they seem to move in the perfect way. Buttons are responsive and scroll wheel is fine. Because they're so perfect for me, I don't mind buying a new one every 1.5-2 years when they eventually stop working, but ymmv. Some people hate that kind of thing. I will add they've made improvements and my most recent one has lasted 3 years but is starting to have issues now. As for the headsets... don't buy any gaming brand of headsets, especially Corsair (Corsair PC components are great though!). The only gaming headset I've ever purchased that I like is the HyperX cloud alpha wireless.

Orochi v2, you seem to be literally me, grip wise, and it's the Orochi v2. The DA will hurt your performance and is going the wrong way. The Viper is suboptimal but good. Since I got from Viper to Orochi, there is no way back. I was a Diamondback boy for a while before all that,

Deathadder V2x. I have used all 3. I currently own Chimera and Deathadder. Chimera is bad. It has absolutely bad accuracy. Deathadder is much better in terms of cursor movement accuracy. Logitech is average at best and not very comfy (for me).

Not what you're asking but could you switch to using fingertip grip? Then you could use any size mouse that's simply wide enough for gripping. I used to use a razer Deathadder, thinking it was a lovely size for my hand, but when I changed to a viper pro, I found that the size didn't matter anymore because my grip style changed. Now I prefer fingertip.

Deathadder shape is perfect

Deathadder shape is perfect

Deathadder shape is perfect

There is no better mouse for game. There are mouse more comfortable for specific sizes and grips (way you hold the mouse). Usually the most comfortable and standard is an ergo mouse like razer’s deathadder, lamzu’s thorn, pulsar’s x3, logitech superlight dex… But all of those are probably more expensive than ur budget

My death adder lasted only 2-3yrs ago while my viper ultimate is still good 5yrs later with a shit battery tho.

My death adder lasted only 2-3yrs ago while my viper ultimate is still good 5yrs later with a shit battery tho.

My death adder lasted only 2-3yrs ago while my viper ultimate is still good 5yrs later with a shit battery tho.

Have two death adders still going strong on my children’s gaming rigs (they’re adults). One is probably 10 years old at least.

Have two death adders still going strong on my children’s gaming rigs (they’re adults). One is probably 10 years old at least.

Have two death adders still going strong on my children’s gaming rigs (they’re adults). One is probably 10 years old at least.

Deathadder, it just feels right in my hands.

Kreo was a sponsor at one event in my college. They gave mouse and keyboards to winners of competitions. I won the FIFA tournament and they gave me this same mouse. I had a 4 year old Deathadder from Razer I purchased for 2.5k at a sale. I gave that to my Mother and started using this mouse. Quality issues are the main concern but other than that even in normal use cases other than gaming the mouse would sometimes stop working for 10 seconds and start working again. Scroll wheel button got jammed once I didn't know that was even possible. In games this mouse is inconsistent due to its sensor. I think I didn't really give it much time to grow on me but after all the random disconnections, it managed to surprise me with DPI changing when it started working again. DPI normal was 800, I used 1500 so pressed the button 2 times to switch to that. When it stopped working and on again, it switched back to 800. This was in the middle of games. I switched back to my Deathadder in 2 months. Mummy ko Logitech ka mouse dilwa diya. Kreo wala kisi junior ko de diya jisne 5 dinn baad hi boo diya ki itna chutiya mouse free mein bhi nahi Lena chaiye thha aapse. And all these frustrations were after I got it for free. I can't even imagine paying 4k for this. Get a Deathadder, Orochi, or a Viper 8K. All of them are mostly at discounts. Check Elitehubs and MDcomputers. You'll find cooler master, Razer, Logitech, corsair, even fucking hyperx mice far better in quality and performance than these. Fuck it. I have used a zebronics mouse for 3 months and that felt less hassle than this. If all the mice were cars, this one would be a tuktuk.

Deathadder used to be my absolute favorite mouse due to size and feel as ive got some large hands. Every single one has ended up getting scroll wheel issues after a year or two. I've probably had quite a few over a decade now.  I swapped over to the Zowie EC1-CW and its been the best mouse ive ever used hands down. The scroll wheel is louder and doesn't feel super smooth or anything but ive had it forever now and have never had a single issue at all. My only gripe is the finish is super smooth on it and with my sweaty hands it wasn't ideal, but I threw on a $9 set of pads for the mouse and its basically perfect. They have a new one, the EC1-DW? I think its called which is a lot lighter but same dimensions basically. If you have big hands, this thing fits like a glove imo. Can't give it high enough praise.

I had like 3 death adders. 1st lasted years and years. Two after that didn't total 2 years. Found a good brand for now and going for like 7 or so years.

I had like 3 death adders. 1st lasted years and years. Two after that didn't total 2 years. Found a good brand for now and going for like 7 or so years.

I had like 3 death adders. 1st lasted years and years. Two after that didn't total 2 years. Found a good brand for now and going for like 7 or so years.

Deathadder, built like a tank if it can withstand the abuse of online competitive shooters that i play it can withstand anything(i had to buy 3 sets of keyboard over the past year pls don’t ask me why)

went through 5x rat 7 i need that corpus but the innards are trash. the thing that powers the lazer sucks bawls rat8 chinese reboot of british rats worked for 1 day and then lazer started to turn off at random intervals. so you draw circles and they miss random pieces swiftpoint as a micro company their software is terrible and dangerous to pc unless you how to fix it through bios. and it has drivers on the server that is down because they are tiny elecom is barbie size. like baby girl sized. bought it online, on a picture it looked normal proportions. about 15 logitechs all start to double click then tripple click roccat arrived dead and was an arse to return and refund. chose because they keyboard served me for 5+ years until it started to die recently steel series worked for like 1,5-2 years and started to multiclick like logitechs. costed a ton of money. like a month or two worth of food. ~5-8 a4tech their finish peels hard. they are just shoddy but some can survive for several years. some can die faster with multiclicks or dying buttons. lottery. 5x garisons i love the GM-740G corpus despite it being a joke. if they didn't create it but stole it i wish i had the original. but it's made of garbage plastic. the MMB just breaks. some even arrive broken. defender is already a rattly one but uses the same buttons as everyone, so after some time starts to multiclick genius cheap mice so it's random when they break and how. razer got deathadder and after like 2-2,5 weeks mmb stopped working right now after these amazing adventures i gave up and bought razer naga trinity which costed a half of my monthly salary. about one year and all the paint peeled from the buttons ahhahahahah. and two cheap acers even if one breaks i have the second one. so far they are alive but i barely use them only one of them i connect to my phone together with keyboard. + wireless (xiao?)mi that i got as a gift with a laptop. so far works i wish i could try super fat logitech (and see its buttons fail like always) and corsair m65 but you can't buy those two for years

There is no best mouse tbh it's shape dependant. Lamzu (Thorn, Maya, Atlantis), Pulsar (X2, or Xlite), Razer (Viper or Deathadder), Logitech (G Pro), VXE (R1 or Mad R) Just a few brands to look into and check shapes on^ There are loads of decent mice out there these days though. Just look for something with either a PAW3395 or the newer PAW3950 sensor. Can save quite a lot of money and still get a competitive mouse by going with a Chinese brand like VXE, Lamzu, or Scyrox, etc. Some of these have Web based software also which imo is vastly better than razers Synaps and Logitechs GHub. AimAdept on YouTube has lots of videos on gaming mice.

Damn bro. I thought my hands were huge and long. I use the death adder as well. First addition though, not sure if there's any difference in size. It's still a little small for me. But, it's the biggest i have found without having to order one

I use the exact DeathAdder on the 3rd slide. I recommend it. It's a good mouse I've had it for over a year

Razer deathadder. Been using it for the past 1 and a half years

My death adder lasted 9 good years

My death adder lasted 9 good years

My death adder lasted 9 good years

My orginal DeathAdder lasts thousands and thousands of hours of use. It was solid, reliable and rugged. These new ones are nearly as trashy as their keyboards.

My orginal DeathAdder lasts thousands and thousands of hours of use. It was solid, reliable and rugged. These new ones are nearly as trashy as their keyboards.

My orginal DeathAdder lasts thousands and thousands of hours of use. It was solid, reliable and rugged. These new ones are nearly as trashy as their keyboards.

Both are good but the orochi one is ambidextrous while death adder is ergonomic right handed. Don't go for a death adder if you're left-handed.

The Adder will definitely be more comfy, especially for long use durations. I feel changing batteries is a greater hassle than wires but hey, that's just my personal opinion.

that is crazy i have been through at least 3-4 death adders and elites I like the elite the best but not the new one the new one is too light

that is crazy i have been through at least 3-4 death adders and elites I like the elite the best but not the new one the new one is too light

that is crazy i have been through at least 3-4 death adders and elites I like the elite the best but not the new one the new one is too light

OP don't throw away that ole' trusty DeatherAdder just yet. These are the replacement switches I bought to fix my DeatherAdder when the same issue happened to me. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HPL57JQ Yes, you will need to know how to solder...

OP don't throw away that ole' trusty DeatherAdder just yet. These are the replacement switches I bought to fix my DeatherAdder when the same issue happened to me. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HPL57JQ Yes, you will need to know how to solder...

OP don't throw away that ole' trusty DeatherAdder just yet. These are the replacement switches I bought to fix my DeatherAdder when the same issue happened to me. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HPL57JQ Yes, you will need to know how to solder...

I’m in the same boat as you, big hands and also used to have a deathadder. Id say the deathadder is about as big as they come, but you could try something like a Zowie EC1, similar shape but a bit bigger.

Deathadder is goated. I’ve had one since I started PC gaming 12-13 years ago

Deathadder is goated. I’ve had one since I started PC gaming 12-13 years ago

Deathadder is goated. I’ve had one since I started PC gaming 12-13 years ago

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Same experience with my deathadder 😂 My basilisk is starting to do that too 🥲

Deathadder if you have palm grip.

Deathadder should be under 6k rupees, if u can go for attack shark mice they are very good, or go for glorious mice under 9k, another option is going for razer used mice on pakgamingstore u can get smth like viper 8k wired for under 10k

Maybe it's just specific for the naga? I've been using Deathadders religiously and usually get 3-4 years out of them

Can confirm, i bought deathadder two weeks ago, and gave it to my daughters.Clicks are somehow strange, they are not clicking good.I uset to sharp click sound and to feel that click, but this mouse dont have that.Also plastic seem low quallity, mouse feels little clunky. I returned my old good A4tech bloody V7. V7 is another lever for deathadder.

By saying windows mouse, do you mean just a cheap crappy mouse or a similar cost mouse to the Magic Mouse? I have a newer model razor deathadder gaming mouse and it blows the apple Magic Mouse out of the water any day in terms of speed, smoothness and feel. I do still use the apple Magic Mouse for work on my MacBook simply due to the sideways scrolling and touch features but oh my god is it the most uncomfortable and clunky feeling thing.

Never found the appeal of mmo mice, but my all time favorite mouse is the razer deathadder, because the shape of it is just perfect for my hand. And I get two keybinds on the side. Not very durable though, I think I’m on my 4th deathadder, but that’s over a decade timespan. A few years ago I did for a small period of time try a logitech g502, I didn’t really like it. But that’s personal taste, I will use a deathadder till the end of times, perfect size/shape/ergonomics for me anyway.

Deathadder. I have 20x10. Having a bigger grip width is always better.

See if you like the Razer deathadder from what I recall that one is a tad bit better for bigger hands

It really depends on OP’s grip style. That’s called a palm grip in the second photo, and it’s a very common grip style.

It's one of the three most common grip styles. People who use a palm grip just move their whole hand across their mousepad if they use a lower DPI. https://preview.redd.it/n3sox6v4kgff1.png?width=1500&format=png&auto=webp&s=c80ca80c73e45362be8d21360d74e338ad02a671

I use a fingertip grip, although the example in the photo is a bit exaggerated. I used to use a palm grip until it got too uncomfortable and my grip style changed over time.

I would go with either a DeathAdder or a Basilisk if you use a palm grip (the way you’re gripping your mouse in the second photo).

deathadder til the end baby

Deathadder is a fantastic mouse, if not the best mouse of all time.

2 year using deathadder best mouse

Just want to say that I also have a shitty scroll wheel after about a year with the normal deathadder lol

My black widow stealth chroma and my death adder both lasted me around 8 years, surviving my LoL days. Mouse wheel buttons died, eventually a few of the switches died in the keyboard. Happy enough to buy a new death adder, went wooting for the keyboard this time around so I can replace switches if needed.

My black widow stealth chroma and my death adder both lasted me around 8 years, surviving my LoL days. Mouse wheel buttons died, eventually a few of the switches died in the keyboard. Happy enough to buy a new death adder, went wooting for the keyboard this time around so I can replace switches if needed.

My black widow stealth chroma and my death adder both lasted me around 8 years, surviving my LoL days. Mouse wheel buttons died, eventually a few of the switches died in the keyboard. Happy enough to buy a new death adder, went wooting for the keyboard this time around so I can replace switches if needed.

I will never not use a deathadder.

I will never not use a deathadder.

I will never not use a deathadder.

Razer deathadder. Best big handed mouse ive ever found, and theyre cheap in terms of gaming mice.

You know what this might actually be one of the better ones I've seen and for very cheap. Great recommendation, thanks.

some steelseries mouse and then i got death adder in 2017-2018

I had the same issue with the deathadder, you can spray some WD40 into the mouse. It will fix the issue for a while :) Or swap out the switch if you are handy.

I had the same issue with the deathadder, you can spray some WD40 into the mouse. It will fix the issue for a while :) Or swap out the switch if you are handy.

I had the same issue with the deathadder, you can spray some WD40 into the mouse. It will fix the issue for a while :) Or swap out the switch if you are handy.

I’ve used the Death Adder for like.. a decade.. Pretty stellar mouse and i’ve yet to find one as simplistic and just “works”. All the other shit has 16 buttons that are annoying, heavy, etc. Deathadder the goat

These have always crapped out on me within 1-2 years as well.

These have always crapped out on me within 1-2 years as well.

These have always crapped out on me within 1-2 years as well.

I've never been able to find another mouse that fits my hand the way a Deathadder does

I've never been able to find another mouse that fits my hand the way a Deathadder does

I've never been able to find another mouse that fits my hand the way a Deathadder does

my Deathadder died in 1 year. conviniently 1 week after Warranty period.

I only buy a mouse if I can hold it in my hand before making a decision. For example, the Viper is ranked far above the Deathadder in every list, but the Deathadder is FAR more comfortable in my hand.

Deathadder can't double click bro and its denounce time is high to prevent ghost clicks bcz ghost clicks can cost a entire match for fps games.

Like that one specifically? My death adders lasted 2 to 4 years tops. And "lasted" means all the rubber parts coming off and random click errors all over the place. I was dumb enough to try the wireless one, the battery lasted less than 2 days... Meanwhile Logitech's going a half a goddam year on one AA battery.

Like that one specifically? My death adders lasted 2 to 4 years tops. And "lasted" means all the rubber parts coming off and random click errors all over the place. I was dumb enough to try the wireless one, the battery lasted less than 2 days... Meanwhile Logitech's going a half a goddam year on one AA battery.

Like that one specifically? My death adders lasted 2 to 4 years tops. And "lasted" means all the rubber parts coming off and random click errors all over the place. I was dumb enough to try the wireless one, the battery lasted less than 2 days... Meanwhile Logitech's going a half a goddam year on one AA battery.

I replaced my deathadders every two years until I got one with optical switches, still going on that first one.

I replaced my deathadders every two years until I got one with optical switches, still going on that first one.

I replaced my deathadders every two years until I got one with optical switches, still going on that first one.

If your main use case is gaming, razer death adder is fine. It's lighter than the others, good for gaming.

You may want to switch to a lighter mouse for fps. If you wanna change mouse and test some shapes, I'd say start with the gpx, viper, and deathadder. They are the 3 'safest' and most common shapes, and each have a ton of clones. I got a lot of mouses, but the one I use the most and I'm the most comfortable with whenever I need to be accurate is the HPC01M, which is kinda like a gpx mini. It has viper mini dimensions with some quirck from the gpx shape, but it's better and has hot swappable switches.

yes but deathadder is still good

I used Deathadder for a year, and it wasn't great. Now I'm using the Basilisk V3 Pro, which is good. For a budget option, try Attack Shark or VRE, but I'm unsure about availability. Also the logictech one have this double click issues.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

I loved my Death Adder but let me tell you, I love my Basilisk even more. Time for an upgrade big guy.

Still typing on a Razer BlackWidow TE I have had for a long time (which I believe is unsupported at this point) and using a wireless Basilisk I got in 2021. Never had their headsets though. Had a DeathAdder that lasted me about 2 years tops.

Need a mouse in the 60-70 AUD range, What I am looking for is: 1. Medium in size, I used the razer deathadder, logitech g102 before, The deathadder felt nice, g102 was a bit smaller but manageable. 2. good buttons, Specially a good wheel. Among the 3 gaming mice(3rd being aorus m2 lol) I've used in my life, all 3 of their wheels got fvcked in like less than a year. The m2 lasted a whole before fully killing the wheel. G102 was alright, it works most of the time but not always. And the worst being deathadder, Both the wheel and the cable died under 3 months wtf. 3. not ugly. It doesn't have to be pretty But I saw mouses with goofy lighting which legit looks like sticker(could be sticker idk). 4. weight doesn't matter that much since I'll not be using it for competitive or hardcore gaming. 5. wireless Thank you.

Double-click is a failure of the mechanism for the left/right click, its repaired by replacing the mechanical switch that is actuated when you press down... i have used like 12 different mice in the past 10 years and it was the deathadders that died after 3 months consistently. logitech goes at least a year, steelseries about the same but i genuinely like the 'clickiness' of their mice compared to logitech these days

Double-click is a failure of the mechanism for the left/right click, its repaired by replacing the mechanical switch that is actuated when you press down... i have used like 12 different mice in the past 10 years and it was the deathadders that died after 3 months consistently. logitech goes at least a year, steelseries about the same but i genuinely like the 'clickiness' of their mice compared to logitech these days

Double-click is a failure of the mechanism for the left/right click, its repaired by replacing the mechanical switch that is actuated when you press down... i have used like 12 different mice in the past 10 years and it was the deathadders that died after 3 months consistently. logitech goes at least a year, steelseries about the same but i genuinely like the 'clickiness' of their mice compared to logitech these days

Death adder for sure

I bought a Deathadder in 2013/2014 that lasted me until 2020. Bought another one to replace it and I'm still using that one right now. Edit: And I'm still using the Deathstalker Essential keyboard that I bought at the same time when I got my first Deathadder.

I bought a Deathadder in 2013/2014 that lasted me until 2020. Bought another one to replace it and I'm still using that one right now. Edit: And I'm still using the Deathstalker Essential keyboard that I bought at the same time when I got my first Deathadder.

I bought a Deathadder in 2013/2014 that lasted me until 2020. Bought another one to replace it and I'm still using that one right now. Edit: And I'm still using the Deathstalker Essential keyboard that I bought at the same time when I got my first Deathadder.

Moved from a Deathadder to a Naga V2 pro, I use just the six button panel I am not mentally prepared for the 12 button yet. I exclusively play MMO's.

Best one I've found so far for my gigantic hands is the Deathadder. It's at least the most comfortable from those readily available on the market.

Viper v3 seems like overpriced shit, deathadder has batteries so its heavy, hyperx not bad but when you press it little bit it bends so maybe build not so great. I would peak hyperx, because every razer device i had broke down, but i guess its better to look for something else

Razer Deathadder, you won't be disappointed. Best mouse in the game, never has a mouse fit me so well and I've tried so damn many. No wireless, they just don't feel the same.

I dont even have big hands and i felt like G502 could have been longer, wider, taller 😅 now i got deathadder but playing on controller rn cuz of souls games

Keychron M4 (4k polling rate version). I fingertip grip so most small to medium size mice feel pretty nice. I've used a few mice over the years and every Steelseries or Razor mouse I've had has died in 0.5-1.5 years. Scroll wheel on Razor mice goes instantly in my experience. Mice I've used on top of my head: CM Xornet: Extremely cheap at the time but also cheap feeling, awful sensor, amazing form that is still hard to find 10 years later. CM720: Successor to the Xornet and CM Spawn. Decent mouse overall with a terrible scroll wheel. Razer Deathadder: I've had 1, my brother has bought 3. Scroll wheel always dies first and they've never lasted 2 years. I find them to be bulky and terrible mice for fingertip gripping but a lot of people love it with claw grip. Steelseries Xai: Had two and decided I'm never buying a Steelseries mouse again. Left mouse button started dying on the first mouse within 3 months. The ambidextrous brick shape felt awkward and I ended up tilting the mouse 90 degrees G203: Amazing mouse for the price. For games like PoE there's really no need to go beyond the 25-35$ price point when mice like these exist.

Yeah surprised how upvoted this is, my last death adder lasted about 8 years, my next Corsair of the same style lasted 3 years. Still hate the Razor software so not buying anything from them but longevity wasn't a problem for me.

Yeah surprised how upvoted this is, my last death adder lasted about 8 years, my next Corsair of the same style lasted 3 years. Still hate the Razor software so not buying anything from them but longevity wasn't a problem for me.

Yeah surprised how upvoted this is, my last death adder lasted about 8 years, my next Corsair of the same style lasted 3 years. Still hate the Razor software so not buying anything from them but longevity wasn't a problem for me.

Yeah but you’re at just about the expiration date for a deathadder. Never use that as your primary mouse without one in storage for a rainy day.

Razer deathadder would be good

I had a Deathadder for nearly 10 years that was still kicking, but it's middle click died a long time ago. Only got a new Deathadder because I was getting double clicks (it was a mechanical click one). The deathadder I have now is the one with optical switches and it's just as good as the last!

Clicked on this post with my Deathadder, my first Razer product, and I bought three of them because of how much I liked it. Also bought the Razer Kitsune fighting pad, and really enjoy that product, but haven't tried out other Razer products. GamersNexus going hard on them recently.

Clicked on this post with my Deathadder, my first Razer product, and I bought three of them because of how much I liked it. Also bought the Razer Kitsune fighting pad, and really enjoy that product, but haven't tried out other Razer products. GamersNexus going hard on them recently.

Clicked on this post with my Deathadder, my first Razer product, and I bought three of them because of how much I liked it. Also bought the Razer Kitsune fighting pad, and really enjoy that product, but haven't tried out other Razer products. GamersNexus going hard on them recently.

I've had 2 DeathAdders and two Logitechs. The Logitechs lasted longer but every death was the same: random double clicking.

I've had 2 DeathAdders and two Logitechs. The Logitechs lasted longer but every death was the same: random double clicking.

I've had 2 DeathAdders and two Logitechs. The Logitechs lasted longer but every death was the same: random double clicking.

Go to Microcenter and try a couple diff shapes out. Or look online and see what shapes other people like for their style. Claw / fingertip / palm. Check length of your hands you really care. I had a deathadder and just switched to ENDgame Op1. Feels amazing

I currently use a Logitech G502 Hero which I am very happy with, in the past I used both a Deathadder and a Lancehead WiFi and both mice were average at best, especially the software of Razer is absolute dogshit. Depending on what you want in a mouse there even is some tryhards making extremely light weight mice for maximum Valorant flexing.

Rest easy, soldier. Death adder really is the best mouse out there

Rest easy, soldier. Death adder really is the best mouse out there

Rest easy, soldier. Death adder really is the best mouse out there

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

I have both. Used the hyperX for 3-4 years and just recently switched to the deathader. Get the deathhader lol.

Smack it on the desk a few times real hard and the double click will go away. Not trolling, it's a known fix for deathadders that brought life back into mine for another couple years.

Smack it on the desk a few times real hard and the double click will go away. Not trolling, it's a known fix for deathadders that brought life back into mine for another couple years.

Smack it on the desk a few times real hard and the double click will go away. Not trolling, it's a known fix for deathadders that brought life back into mine for another couple years.

My Razer Deathadder has been working for over 14-15 years somehow

Love my Deathadders, haven’t gotten anything different in a decade

A razer deathadder. Dont know which model but it was around 2014

Razer is a gaming mouse company that makes the Vipers and DeathAdders that are best bought refurbished, I really wouldn't buy much of anything else from them. Their keyboards are way too expensive for what they compete with in the same price bracket nowadays, same with their headphones, and whatever else they make. If you ever own a razer mouse, get the software, choose your polling rates, and delete everything on your computer with the word razer on it.

Logitech g102 is nice but it feels kinda small for my hands, whereas deathadder feels big 💀 But yeah g102 is more lightweight so it's a + for me

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Stopped buying Razer years ago after my third mouse in a row stopped working properly after less than a year.

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Stopped buying Razer years ago after my third mouse in a row stopped working properly after less than a year.

Every logitech mouse I've owned has lasted so long that my palm sweat started to erode the paint. The ONLY razer product I've owned that actually lasted a long time was the original naga that came out in like 2010 or something. I've had three deathadders just stop working or start double clicking all within less than a year so I stopped buying their products completely. But logitech has also been going slowly downhill over the years. The high volume of posts shitting on Razer isn't because we mistreat our stuff. It's because we've all had horrible experiences with their overpriced shit products. You happen to have a mouse that lasted a long time, but you're not the rule, you're the exception.

Stopped buying Razer years ago after my third mouse in a row stopped working properly after less than a year.

First recommendation - with usual words V3 Pro (any of Razer Viper or Razer Deathadder). It looks You need a big mouse if You used Basilisk V3. Make a look on Zowie EC1-CW or ZA11-C

The two deathadders I have both have double clicking issues. They're both < 5 years old. Never again. I'm in the market for a new one. Any recommendations? I mostly play roguelikes (StS, FTL...) and WoW.

The two deathadders I have both have double clicking issues. They're both < 5 years old. Never again. I'm in the market for a new one. Any recommendations? I mostly play roguelikes (StS, FTL...) and WoW.

The two deathadders I have both have double clicking issues. They're both < 5 years old. Never again. I'm in the market for a new one. Any recommendations? I mostly play roguelikes (StS, FTL...) and WoW.

I've been using the same DeathAdder since 2017 and it's not slowing down. Some of the adhesive material that keeps the gel grip pad on the thumb side of my mouse is weak so the grip itself is peeling up but I'm just going to reglue that. cheap mouse (i have the basic wired version), great feel, light weight, lasts forever

Save up to like 50-60 and get a razer deathadder

Yeeeees.  Im a huge advocate of the death adder! My buddies mouse broke the other week and I sent him one. I found a gamestop in a town nearby mine that had them and I bought a few as I couldn't find them.  First one I had probably lasted me a good 2-3 years of daily gaming. 

Yeeeees.  Im a huge advocate of the death adder! My buddies mouse broke the other week and I sent him one. I found a gamestop in a town nearby mine that had them and I bought a few as I couldn't find them.  First one I had probably lasted me a good 2-3 years of daily gaming. 

Yeeeees.  Im a huge advocate of the death adder! My buddies mouse broke the other week and I sent him one. I found a gamestop in a town nearby mine that had them and I bought a few as I couldn't find them.  First one I had probably lasted me a good 2-3 years of daily gaming. 

Actual person here, Razer have a shit reputation but my last deathadder lasted like 6-8 years and I love the replacement one just as much. Just feels right.

My original death adder broke down a couple month ago aswell lol

My original death adder broke down a couple month ago aswell lol

My original death adder broke down a couple month ago aswell lol

Hey y'all, looking for something with reprogrammable buttons on the top-middle + side, a high polling rate, and a wireless connection that isn't spotty. I've had all the different Deathadders, the Lenovo Legion M410 & M600, and the Logitech G Pro X Superlight, but for one reason or another they did not end up working out for me. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions? I saw the AttackShark X6 and Rapoo mice on EloShapes but I have never heard of them before... Thank u!

Nice to know I'm not alone. I know it's strange I enjoy different sizes and weights. I've got big hands so the older Deathadders were a bit heavier and fit my grip nicely. I thought the M600 would be similar but that mouse had other issues. Recently I've been rocking with the superlight but I'm honestly open to trying anything as long as it feels nice and is reliable. I'll give that Rapoos a look, ty

Do you know how it feels compared to a death adder?

Do you know how it feels compared to a death adder?

I use the razor deathadder with a claw grip seems to work alright if you have larger hands.

I had the Razer Deathadder before my current mouse the logitech g305. They are very similar being light weight 2 button mouses with good macro software. So far I liked the shape of the Deathadder a bit more but the g305 has lasted longer. I think I prefer the Razer software a bit more but my keyboard is Logitech and works great. The main difference in shape is the g305 has smaller side buttons leaving some room for your thumb to grip the mouse. The farther button can be difficult to reach for me on the g305 and the death adder can be a bit tricky to grip without hitting the buttons. If you claw grip you probably want to go with the g305 instead.

Honestly for big hands I’d say the death adder I’ve got pretty big hand and I like how my hand kinda just has a natural resting point

I feel like this is such a personal choice and there's no substitute for trying out different options (obviously). I've tried everything from the Deathadder to the G430 but the #1 mouse for my medium-small hands is the Razer Orochi. Flawless. Great shape and connectivity.

They are fine, probably a bit overpriced. I use them and Logitech. I’ve had my death adder for like 3 years and it’s fine, before that I had my old one for like 8 years. On my razer BW keyboard for like 4ish years, no issues, had a great Logitech one before that and it lasted a long time. I might have just had really good luck, but no issues with my Razer stuff, but I would take Logitech stuff the same

Getting 5 years out of my deathadder I seriously have no idea how Razer has had this reputation for a decade.

Getting 5 years out of my deathadder I seriously have no idea how Razer has had this reputation for a decade.

Getting 5 years out of my deathadder I seriously have no idea how Razer has had this reputation for a decade.

My first gaming mouse was a death adder in 2014. That thing lasted until 2020 and I only replaced it because the rubber grips fell off and the right click was a little stiff

My first gaming mouse was a death adder in 2014. That thing lasted until 2020 and I only replaced it because the rubber grips fell off and the right click was a little stiff

My first gaming mouse was a death adder in 2014. That thing lasted until 2020 and I only replaced it because the rubber grips fell off and the right click was a little stiff

Ah the death adder. The perfect combination of form and function. Is there a need for any other mouse?

Ah the death adder. The perfect combination of form and function. Is there a need for any other mouse?

Ah the death adder. The perfect combination of form and function. Is there a need for any other mouse?

Buy the regular ones bro..logi g102 and razer deathadder..you will get much better support in case if anything breaks within the warranty period plus it is highly brought and used so you will get your answers for a lot of your queries ..it's like goto no nonsense thing..I mean this cosmic byte evofox all are low quality products..that is the reason they are so cheap

Razer Death-Adder I think it was called.

Complete opposite for me razer products have lasted me longer than other products and also the deathadder is the best mouse ever made so even if it broke every 6 months it would still be worth it for me they're really cheap now.

Complete opposite for me razer products have lasted me longer than other products and also the deathadder is the best mouse ever made so even if it broke every 6 months it would still be worth it for me they're really cheap now.

Complete opposite for me razer products have lasted me longer than other products and also the deathadder is the best mouse ever made so even if it broke every 6 months it would still be worth it for me they're really cheap now.

I had 2 razer deathadders, both had the middleclick die after 2-3 years... Next one is not going to be razer definetly.

I don't know, I feel like the good old MX510 / MX518 where the first "real" gaming mouse used by gamers back then. Razzer then came with the Deathadder. I'd pick one of the two if I had to.

I had a deathadder for a huge part of my life, switched to G502 Hero (I hated it because it was very heavy) and now I wanna get he Logitech super light 2, because It's really ergonomic.

I did a lot of research and heard it was good aside from mouse wheel ghosting sometimes. Was in the store holding it like this feels like a cheap McDonald toy. Bought it expecting to return it and probably my favorite mouse. Went back to my deathadder once and was like holding a brick.

Don't buy low-cost products from well-known brands. They do not care about their low-end products. They can provide good software, but choose not to. Deathadder, Pulsefire, and Firestorm will give similar performance. I like the paracord cable on Cosmic Byte; it was a game-changer for me. The regular cable annoyed me a lot. I don't care about PTFE feet; we can add them to any mouse.

Ive used cheap mouse before getting the deathadder last month, the difference is significant. Going back to my cheap mouse feels so odd because of the size, material and feel. I would definitely suggest the deathadder.

Agreed, love my Deathadder although i can agree on the bad rep, the products arent designed well quality wise, my current deathadder has worn where my left thumb & finger grips the mouse. They get a 10/10 for design & comfort but a 7/10 for build quality imo.

I have owned 3 death adders since 2008. I could have kept using them, but I wore the finish down on them and they just got kinda cruddy from use. And back in the early to mid 2010s I was putting in long hours between dota 2 and cs:go. But no mechanical failures ever in 17 years.

I have owned 3 death adders since 2008. I could have kept using them, but I wore the finish down on them and they just got kinda cruddy from use. And back in the early to mid 2010s I was putting in long hours between dota 2 and cs:go. But no mechanical failures ever in 17 years.

I have owned 3 death adders since 2008. I could have kept using them, but I wore the finish down on them and they just got kinda cruddy from use. And back in the early to mid 2010s I was putting in long hours between dota 2 and cs:go. But no mechanical failures ever in 17 years.

Cheap deathadder ftw

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

i personally just use a razer deathadder. and i wouldn't go anything else. it's exactly the amount of thing you need and it's light fast and cheap it's not wireless if that's a dealbreaker 

Everyone hates the clicks on the Deathadder and viper. I find them to be most satisfying out of any mice I’ve owned. They are very.. I dunno, surgical?

"Best" is really subjective because ultimately it will come down to personal preference (and possibly budget for most people). My best recommendation is to try to go to a store where you can test out these peripherals, like a Microcenter. You'll find what you like and what's comfortable to you might be different than the next gamer. That being said, I use a Razer Deathadder mouse and Razer Blackwidow keyboard and like them both very much. For a headset, I like having a separate pair of headphones and standalone mic. I use a Blue Snowball and Sennheiser headphones. Been using them for years.

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

Get the first one. I have it and it's very comfy

Ive only had my deathadder for 8 years, but so far so good. Run one on my 2nd PC thats 6 years old, though it doesnt get much use

Ive only had my deathadder for 8 years, but so far so good. Run one on my 2nd PC thats 6 years old, though it doesnt get much use

Ive only had my deathadder for 8 years, but so far so good. Run one on my 2nd PC thats 6 years old, though it doesnt get much use

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

I had a Deathadder from like 2011 or 2012 until 2021 and I’ve had a Basilisk ever since. The Deathadder still had life in it, I just felt like getting a Basilisk.

I used to play with microsoft wheel mouse optical 1.1 (which is the original sensor that PWNs sensors are on every mouses now and the intellimouse same sensor is what inspired the deathadder shape) and that sensor was FLAWLESS, no feeling of acceleration, parasite firmware messing up the aim until you play hundreds of hours to get used to, so flawless you could just pick up the mouse and litteraly shred. The sensor was pointed to the front of the mouse which fit my gripstyle perfectly and keep my crosshair headlevel at all time without even having to think about it. Fast forward to 2024 i wanted to get back in competitive but felt that even 1k hz was too low nowadays. I bought every possible mice hoping to get the same feel; Zowie fk2 / Zowie fk2-DW / Pulsar x2v2 / Pulsar x2 Crazylight / Razer deathadder / glorious o, and NONE felt like that perfection i was used to until i bought the Superlight 2. They really nailed the sensor, no bs accel, or "aditives" just as they mention on their packaging. It felt like i was back in my competitive days and all the muscle memory kicked in. The shape personally is just what i need aswell, not too bulky but enough of a back hump to fit in my palm to stabilise my horizontal mouse movements. I am absolutely satisfied with this mouse and even have a 2nd one just in case the one i'm using right now breaks. I don't care about all those "don't be mainstream" comments i see about the mouse just because it's logitech. But for me they built something that no other mouse manufacturer could. This mouse is just perfect.

I stopped buying them years ago after my 2nd one started having double-click issues. Then the Razer Xbox controller I had started having problems too and I realized that maybe Razer wasn't for me.

I have the first one, love it

I've bought 3 death adders over probably 15 years. They are good for big hands

I've bought 3 death adders over probably 15 years. They are good for big hands

I've bought 3 death adders over probably 15 years. They are good for big hands

Chimera is good. But if you can handle a little bit heavy mouse than chimera get g304. Has good dpi and good sensor. Only thing is its not rechargeable, you have to use AA batteries. If you can handle a little bigger mouse, i would suggest goong for Razer Deathadder it has Long Battery Life With up to 235 hours of seamless low-latency gaming with Razer HyperSpeed Wireless (2.4GHz), and up to 615 hours with Bluetooth, the mouse can go for ages before its battery needs replacing. G304 goes for around same time as well but its a bit smaller, if want a smaller mouse.

Ive always used death adder personally but im also one of those find something I like and never try anything else kind of guys

I have it and it’s by far my favorite mouse I’ve used, death-adder from Razer is a close second. Super light feels great, I have big hands and the mouse doesn’t feel small. Battery life is insane

Razer deathadder any day

razer deathadder does it for me. others just feel small and hurt my hand.

Deathadder shape is good for large hands

Some of the older deathadders are legit unkillable, I had one with +20k hours usage time in ableton, counter strike, path of exile. Just nonstop click spam action. Replaced due to a cable break in the cord, user error. No signs of weakness before.

Some of the older deathadders are legit unkillable, I had one with +20k hours usage time in ableton, counter strike, path of exile. Just nonstop click spam action. Replaced due to a cable break in the cord, user error. No signs of weakness before.

Some of the older deathadders are legit unkillable, I had one with +20k hours usage time in ableton, counter strike, path of exile. Just nonstop click spam action. Replaced due to a cable break in the cord, user error. No signs of weakness before.

According to your use: Pure hardcore gaming: Logitech G402 Calm casual gaming: Razer deathadder, Logitech G203 YouTuber or steamer: Razer Cobra Best budget: Kreo hawk My choice is that you should take Razer deathadder or G203 as it is cheap, provides peaceful gaming experience and provide decent aesthetics

I have never had as many issues with razer as much as other people had. My first mechanical keyboard worked seven years after I got it. It still works I think but it starter double typing at the end. I got a new keyboard. My mice have been fine. My deathadder is old enough that my thumb has rubbed a divet into the rubber.

Logitech g502 or lightspeed. I wouldnt go with razer as i went through like 5 deathadders, and all of them developed a double click problem (i play alot of games that require alot of clicking). Had the logitech lightspeed for some time now and its been solid.

For your budget I would suggest Razer Death Adder or Logitech G102.Let me know if you are in Bangalore, can get you good deals on these or other gaming products. I know a couple of stores..they are cheaper than Amazon,Flipkart etc. Feel free to DM.

My hands are big, i always liked the deathadder.

Razr Death adder is a no brainer

Razer deathadder. Best decision you will ever done

Razer death adder has been great for me since I bought it a few months ago.

Saw it available for 1600 on Amazon. Looks official ig but you should check for yourself.

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

Same thing happened to my death adder. I replaced it with a basilisk. Pretty happy. Very comfortable mouse for a larger hand.

went through 3 DAs in 3 years back in 2013. Never bought another Razor product. a shame because it felt perfect for my hand

went through 3 DAs in 3 years back in 2013. Never bought another Razor product. a shame because it felt perfect for my hand

went through 3 DAs in 3 years back in 2013. Never bought another Razor product. a shame because it felt perfect for my hand

Just don’t but a mouse solely for the 8k hz polling rate. Theres a lot of info on youtube about it, basically its useless and it strains your CPU more, on top of that it drains the battery of the mouse very fast. I recently bought the Razer Viper V3 pro, its very light, i put it on 2k hz polling rate. Before this one I had the Razer Deathadder, but i recommend the viper v3 pro! Hope this helps

Razer deathadder mice are pretty big

Deathadder is a large mouse, if you have bigger hands - it’s hella comfortable. Otherwise orochi has 4x battery life (on paper).

The caveat with Razer is that rebinding mouse buttons does not work in Linux. While the defaults work for me (I have a deathadder and a naga, and the side buttons on both are mapped to number keys), someone with a more specialized use case will need access to Windows to set up the mouse. OpenRazer only allows you to adjust the lighting and sensitivity IIRC.

My personal experience with the Deathadder was not that great. I got it from Amazon around 6 months back, but recently the power/mode switching button stopped functioning properly (the mouse wouldn't turn on or sometimes randomly turned off while using it). This might have happened because I frequently switch between my work mac (bt mode) and personal pc (2.4ghz mode). So I have sent it for RMA, hoping to get a replacement. Meanwhile I got the G304 (as it was in-stock :) ), and the experience has been good for the past couple days. Really liked the quick connectivity due to the lightspeed tech (deathadder usually had a couple seconds delay).

Horrible quality assurance. I sold pc parts and accessories for nearly a decade. Razer always had sooo many problems. I thought surely its not that bad and bought myself a deathadder. Bad mouseclick on day 1 lmfao.

Had the same problem with my old Death Adder, i fixed it by reinstalling the Drivers. I had this Problem every 3 years and it always got this way fixed.

Had the same problem with my old Death Adder, i fixed it by reinstalling the Drivers. I had this Problem every 3 years and it always got this way fixed.

Had the same problem with my old Death Adder, i fixed it by reinstalling the Drivers. I had this Problem every 3 years and it always got this way fixed.

I had a Deathadder but it got the double click problem in about 2 years. I got a Deathadder V2 as a replacement and the scroll wheel stopped working in under a year. I have sworn off Razer products ever since.

I had a Deathadder but it got the double click problem in about 2 years. I got a Deathadder V2 as a replacement and the scroll wheel stopped working in under a year. I have sworn off Razer products ever since.

I had a Deathadder but it got the double click problem in about 2 years. I got a Deathadder V2 as a replacement and the scroll wheel stopped working in under a year. I have sworn off Razer products ever since.

I love my Deathadder until my cat pissed on it and I had to change it, like 10 years ago.

I love my Deathadder until my cat pissed on it and I had to change it, like 10 years ago.

I love my Deathadder until my cat pissed on it and I had to change it, like 10 years ago.

My first death adder I bought in 2014 and I have a friend who’s still using it. They don’t make em like they used to

My first death adder I bought in 2014 and I have a friend who’s still using it. They don’t make em like they used to

My first death adder I bought in 2014 and I have a friend who’s still using it. They don’t make em like they used to

I recently got a deathadder and it broke after only 3 months. Got another g502 and it was broken out of the box. Shit's infuriating

I recently got a deathadder and it broke after only 3 months. Got another g502 and it was broken out of the box. Shit's infuriating

I recently got a deathadder and it broke after only 3 months. Got another g502 and it was broken out of the box. Shit's infuriating

no idea why youre locked in to those 2 brands. endgame gear makes the op1 8k and the xm2 8k, both are symmetrical and the wired versions come in under $90. aside from initial setup you can get rid of the software too because it saves to the mouse. also you wont notice the wire, its that good. as others have mentioned the deathadder also comes in a wired version under $80, but it isnt symmetrical

Broke my DA after like 1 year of playing for honor on it 😭💀

Broke my DA after like 1 year of playing for honor on it 😭💀

Broke my DA after like 1 year of playing for honor on it 😭💀

Go for Deathadder. I have Logitech which double clicks after a year, kreo is shit. Deathadder has lasted me 3 years without any issues for gaming.

Have you thought about modifying your palm grip? let your fingers down in front of the mouse and use the shaft instead of the tip to click the buttons? Your hands really aren't much bigger than mine and I use a deathadder?

Fellow Deathadder purist here: Their build quality is absolutely abysmal. I have to buy a new one every 1.5-3 years because the clicks inevitably start double-clicking. I've been told that "shouldn't be possible" with their new switch design, but it continues to happen to every Deathadder I've owned. It's still the best mouse I've ever used and I'll keep buying them despite my hatred for Razer's cheap quality.

I think I'm on my 6th or 7th. I hate them almost as much as I love them. It's just so comfortable in my hand.

I also have larger hands than most and I have been using a razer deathadder and it's upgrades for about 10 years with no issues. Currently use wireless v3 pro.

17.5x8.5 – DeathAdder :) Perfect ergonomics. Try to find a store with mice. I chose mine in a store. Maybe you'll prefer Viper Mini, who knows...

Logitech gets double click issue...mostly due to humidity....and I heard razer has scroll wheel issues......also before you buy first check your grip...if you have a claw grip deathadder is not for you...it's a palm grip mouse

You sure can ask for more, its my third death deathadder.

I must've burnt all my luck because all my razer products have survived years at this point. Keyboard, old kraken headset and my death adder mouse. I see people who bought the same stuff having it die in 5 months lol

I must've burnt all my luck because all my razer products have survived years at this point. Keyboard, old kraken headset and my death adder mouse. I see people who bought the same stuff having it die in 5 months lol

I must've burnt all my luck because all my razer products have survived years at this point. Keyboard, old kraken headset and my death adder mouse. I see people who bought the same stuff having it die in 5 months lol

I have the G502 and it's great. Razer Deathadder was my previous mouse and it died shamefully in the middle of a game, maybe others have a better experience with it, from my experience Razer is not reliable.

Razer Deathadder. People always say razer has QC problems but I've been using this mouse for like 7 years and no issues.

The deathadder is so good man

Honestly, not everyone playing at an above average tier or even pro level will have benefits from low weight. Its really a matter of aim styles, grips, body and arm position, etc. I can only find my ideal sens for both flicks and tracking with a bit more weight, without it, one is always a bit off. You just gotta look around, many pros in many games still use mice like the ec2 or even the deathadder. Low weight is not better, its just more suited to the majority (i agree with that). And Im all about diminishing returns , its super fun to maximize potential! But in my case and many others in my gaming circles a bit of weight can give better results no matter if you play slow, super fast, etc. It's really personal "preference". I wish these things were predictable, my wallet would be happier !

I went through two of those, each only lasted about two years. Been using a Naga Pro since. I really liked the Deathadders, but extra buttons on my Naga really help with shooters.

I went through two of those, each only lasted about two years. Been using a Naga Pro since. I really liked the Deathadders, but extra buttons on my Naga really help with shooters.

I went through two of those, each only lasted about two years. Been using a Naga Pro since. I really liked the Deathadders, but extra buttons on my Naga really help with shooters.

Dude I maxed my account on osrs with my death adder. That this was a beast

Dude I maxed my account on osrs with my death adder. That this was a beast

Dude I maxed my account on osrs with my death adder. That this was a beast

Agree. Have had a death adder for 6-9+ years and it still is functioning flawless.

Agree. Have had a death adder for 6-9+ years and it still is functioning flawless.

Agree. Have had a death adder for 6-9+ years and it still is functioning flawless.

Try razer deathadder series.

nah their qc has just always been garbage. some of them last forever, but a looot of razer products break very quickly. deathadders are literally the only mice ive ever owned that have had to be replaced due to not working anymore, every other mouse purchase ive made has been because i wanted to change mice. same with keyboards, had a deathstalker v1 that just stopped working after a year and an og blackwidow that had switches stop working because of bad solder joints. i had a headset from them forever ago that never stopped working, as well as one deathadder that worked for years before i gave it to a friend, but theyre extremely hit or miss.

nah their qc has just always been garbage. some of them last forever, but a looot of razer products break very quickly. deathadders are literally the only mice ive ever owned that have had to be replaced due to not working anymore, every other mouse purchase ive made has been because i wanted to change mice. same with keyboards, had a deathstalker v1 that just stopped working after a year and an og blackwidow that had switches stop working because of bad solder joints. i had a headset from them forever ago that never stopped working, as well as one deathadder that worked for years before i gave it to a friend, but theyre extremely hit or miss.

nah their qc has just always been garbage. some of them last forever, but a looot of razer products break very quickly. deathadders are literally the only mice ive ever owned that have had to be replaced due to not working anymore, every other mouse purchase ive made has been because i wanted to change mice. same with keyboards, had a deathstalker v1 that just stopped working after a year and an og blackwidow that had switches stop working because of bad solder joints. i had a headset from them forever ago that never stopped working, as well as one deathadder that worked for years before i gave it to a friend, but theyre extremely hit or miss.

Rest now king. My Death Adder is around that age as well. Makes me leery.

Rest now king. My Death Adder is around that age as well. Makes me leery.

Rest now king. My Death Adder is around that age as well. Makes me leery.

My deathadder came out the box with a squeaky left click, then just stopped clicking altogether after a week. Tried to hit up razor but they told me theres nothing they can do about normal wear and tear lol. Pure gar-bitch

My deathadder came out the box with a squeaky left click, then just stopped clicking altogether after a week. Tried to hit up razor but they told me theres nothing they can do about normal wear and tear lol. Pure gar-bitch

My deathadder came out the box with a squeaky left click, then just stopped clicking altogether after a week. Tried to hit up razor but they told me theres nothing they can do about normal wear and tear lol. Pure gar-bitch

My hands aren't exactly your size (18cm height and 10.5cm width) but I just switched to the deathadder and so far it seems viable for my wide hands. My superlight made my hand cramp after a while of use. Came from g903 as well which was ok for me but too heavy.

I like deathadder, but it’s personal, any decent gaming mouse gets the job done

I also have small hands (9x16cm) and my favourite mice have been the Razer Deathadder and then the Razer Naga (once I got into FFXIV). The Naga has 3 switchable side panels with a full keypad, smaller keypad, and then one with just forward/back buttons. I’ve had two and I love them.

I recently bought the deathadder and let me tell you it is the most comfortable mouse I've used The hand just fits and the mouse just glides

Fuck when I see the word deathadder it instantly reminds me of double clicks, I had 2 and they both were useless after one year because of it

I use the Razer Deathadder, has 2 extra buttons and fits nicely in my big hands

I have big hands too and I use the logitech lightspeed PROX2 and it fits perfectly but I didn't have much issue with the razer deathadder too. Maybe try changing the grip? Instead of the classic try to use them with a claw grip I think this might help reduce the distance between the mouse and your hands palm

High 700 hours player using the razer deathadder

Even the Deathadder looks very mild if the RGB logo is off.

Razer death adder has been going strong for 6 years, only two side mutations, but that’s enough for me

I love mine, great for large hands

I've actually tried that one and it was too small. I'm doomed

I've tried it and it was too short

I second this, I bought an aerox 5 and within a couple of months I got the scroll wheel issue, rma'd it for a new one, got the same issue again within 3 months, gave up and went back to my trusty razer DeathAdder, she has never let me down.

I had two Razer mice and each one started breaking randomly, mainly the scroll wheel. Now I know what "Death" means in DEATHadder...

I had two Razer mice and each one started breaking randomly, mainly the scroll wheel. Now I know what "Death" means in DEATHadder...

I had two Razer mice and each one started breaking randomly, mainly the scroll wheel. Now I know what "Death" means in DEATHadder...

I had to do the opposite actually. My G502 started double clicking after about 6 months so I switched to deathadder. No issues except I'd like to leave Razer entirely to avoid their software.

I had to do the opposite actually. My G502 started double clicking after about 6 months so I switched to deathadder. No issues except I'd like to leave Razer entirely to avoid their software.

I had to do the opposite actually. My G502 started double clicking after about 6 months so I switched to deathadder. No issues except I'd like to leave Razer entirely to avoid their software.

Razer deathadder has been serving me well for over a year now. They’ll have the new one out soon.

my aim is better in cs2 on g102 i also have razor death adder

Deathadder, go with it. Or save up and buy Basilisk

Basilisk at home, Death Adder at the office

People always dog on Razer products, but my death adder has been going strong for 8 years. F to the fallen mouse. Cant imagine how many clicks that baby took on in its lifetime.

People always dog on Razer products, but my death adder has been going strong for 8 years. F to the fallen mouse. Cant imagine how many clicks that baby took on in its lifetime.

People always dog on Razer products, but my death adder has been going strong for 8 years. F to the fallen mouse. Cant imagine how many clicks that baby took on in its lifetime.

Only right answer Razer deathadder

It's good for long hands, but terrible for wide hands.

Using razer deathradder. Only 800php. Never been so comfortable working and playing

Steelseries rival 3. Razer deathadder is the perfect form for my palm, sadly quality is beyond bad, abandoned them after sixth one i think

Both with mechanical switches and I hate mechanicals with great passion. After my old Deathadder developed double-click after 4 years of use, I bought EC1 that got double-click after 6 months, then I got Corsair Glaive, but they replaced it 4 times, and every one got double-click just after 1 week, and I had it more in repair service than I was using it, so it's not worth mentioning, then G403 that got replaced twice, 1st after 3 months, 2nd after 1 month because of double-click(they fixed it the 2nd time), then finally when I saw that first good mouse with optical switches is going to be released, I bought it day one(it was the Viper). Of course there were Bloody mouses with optical switches, but I wasn't sure about their quality. I was using Viper for a long time before I switched to DAV3, but Viper is still working perfectly, only due to holes in rubber and missclicks did I replaced it.

I’ve been using razer death adder mice for years and I love them

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

I had 2 nagas and a bunch of deathadders, none of them lasted longer than 2 years! Congrats! You had an unicorn.

Personally, I use a deathadder specifically for the shape. I have 4 of them I use for different things like work, gaming and a server. The only ever issue I had with them is the rubber wearing down where my thumb goes. But that’s my fault because I have a big callous on it. None of them ever gave me any issues at all. I have a basic wired version, the wireless v1 and the wireless v2 and they have all held up well for me. Just my antidotal experience though.

I have a death adder from 2019 and it’s going strong. So are both the ones owned by two friends

I have a death adder from 2019 and it’s going strong. So are both the ones owned by two friends

I have a death adder from 2019 and it’s going strong. So are both the ones owned by two friends

I’ve had a razor deathadder for a few years now and had zero issues.

thats how all my death adders have died

thats how all my death adders have died

thats how all my death adders have died

Don't try just go ahead save 1100-1200 and buy Razer deathadder or g102

Loved my DeathAdder, but gave it to my brother when I upgraded to the Basilisk V3, and oh my god is it comfortable with just enough features to make the upgrade worth it to me.

Every Razer mouse I’ve owned still works great. My old Death Adder among them. Also have a 2020 Blade that’s been a more than reliable daily driver for work and play. Also have tried Logitech for a few accessories and they’ve been defective. Really luck of the draw. Good thing places with good return policies exist

Every Razer mouse I’ve owned still works great. My old Death Adder among them. Also have a 2020 Blade that’s been a more than reliable daily driver for work and play. Also have tried Logitech for a few accessories and they’ve been defective. Really luck of the draw. Good thing places with good return policies exist

Every Razer mouse I’ve owned still works great. My old Death Adder among them. Also have a 2020 Blade that’s been a more than reliable daily driver for work and play. Also have tried Logitech for a few accessories and they’ve been defective. Really luck of the draw. Good thing places with good return policies exist

I've been using the deathadder for 2 years, it's a bit heavy but you'll get used to it. No issues yet

I am using the deathadder mouse its pretty good and I have also used g304 but it gave me the issue of loosing tracking when i moved mouse for flicks so i would say go for hyperx or razor

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

I have that experience with Logitech. Every mouse of theirs I've ever had has quickly developed the double click problem. I've never had a problem with a Razer mouse. I've owned 2 of them in 15 years and that was only because our rabbit chewed through the cable on the first. My Razer keyboard has just started going bad after 2 years but it's still lasted much longer than any Logitech keyboard I've ever had.

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

I have that experience with Logitech. Every mouse of theirs I've ever had has quickly developed the double click problem. I've never had a problem with a Razer mouse. I've owned 2 of them in 15 years and that was only because our rabbit chewed through the cable on the first. My Razer keyboard has just started going bad after 2 years but it's still lasted much longer than any Logitech keyboard I've ever had.

My Deathadder mouse broke when our rabbit chewed through the cable. I had that thing for many years with no problems. I bought a Razer Basilisk to replace it and it's been great. I've also had a Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard for 2 years and some of the keys just started occasionally not registering key presses. The "o" key, the windows key and the "|" (pipe) key, all of which I use a lot. When it stops registering key presses it might be for a few minutes, hours or days before it magically starts working again. Razer support wont even talk to you when the keyboard is out of warranty. I am not happy about that at all and am replacing it with a Keychron V6. I used to buy Logitech stuff but they were even worse quality. I never had a Logitech mouse last more than 2 years before it started double clicking. Their keyboards are garbage too. The wireless on them doesn't reach more than 2 feet. Anything further than that and I get connection drops. I'll never buy Logitech again. I'm not quite there with Razer because I do like their mice. I work from home and use the mouse and keyboard for at least 8 hours a day. I went with the Keychron keyboard this time because the switches are hot swappable so if one breaks I can take it out and pop another in.

I have that experience with Logitech. Every mouse of theirs I've ever had has quickly developed the double click problem. I've never had a problem with a Razer mouse. I've owned 2 of them in 15 years and that was only because our rabbit chewed through the cable on the first. My Razer keyboard has just started going bad after 2 years but it's still lasted much longer than any Logitech keyboard I've ever had.

Been using razor death adder for years now.

I just got the razer basilisk 35K, comfiest mouse I’ve ever owned, I had the deathadder before that but I felt like I had to grip with my palm a lot more The basilisk is really comfy, coming from a long handed girly

i am using the same deathadder, i got it for 6.5k 2 or 3 years still working to this day, but had some middle mouse button which got fixed by itself in a while. i also got the double click issue for a while now but it randomly stops and then happens overall i really liked the deathadder which is way better than other gaming mouse i used.

I just bought the g502x and can't fault it. I was pretty set in my ways using some steelseries mouse, then tried to upgrade to the razer death adder for the extra button. I plugged all three mice in and the g502x won out. It just feels so nice in hand

still happy with the pulsar? I do keep wondering how the higher hump wil feel like. i had a ec1-b before which has the same design as the ec1-dw. also used a deathadder before which was verrrry long.

Razer Deathadder, still going strong, no complaints, used for work and play. Light and responsive for my stiffening fingers.

My left handed death adder lasted me like 5 years, best mouse I’ve ever had.

My left handed death adder lasted me like 5 years, best mouse I’ve ever had.

My left handed death adder lasted me like 5 years, best mouse I’ve ever had.

razer deathadder, its big

deathadder, zowie ec1, pulsar xlites

For real my death addee still being a badass 10 years old. My razer headset got replaced with warranty almost every year for 7 years till I got one that lasted for 2 years and my keyboard lasted 5 years before it started double keying. Yeah I'll admit to being a kid who bought razer when he build gis first PC 10 years ago. Haven't bought a razer product in 9 years. I might buy another death adder though, I bought an steel series that after 6 months started to short circuit anything it was plugged into and fried my laptop which is how I figured out what was causing the problem. Steel series offer to replace the mouse and I was like yeah no I fried an expensive laptop I'm not trusting your garbage ever again.

For real my death addee still being a badass 10 years old. My razer headset got replaced with warranty almost every year for 7 years till I got one that lasted for 2 years and my keyboard lasted 5 years before it started double keying. Yeah I'll admit to being a kid who bought razer when he build gis first PC 10 years ago. Haven't bought a razer product in 9 years. I might buy another death adder though, I bought an steel series that after 6 months started to short circuit anything it was plugged into and fried my laptop which is how I figured out what was causing the problem. Steel series offer to replace the mouse and I was like yeah no I fried an expensive laptop I'm not trusting your garbage ever again.

For real my death addee still being a badass 10 years old. My razer headset got replaced with warranty almost every year for 7 years till I got one that lasted for 2 years and my keyboard lasted 5 years before it started double keying. Yeah I'll admit to being a kid who bought razer when he build gis first PC 10 years ago. Haven't bought a razer product in 9 years. I might buy another death adder though, I bought an steel series that after 6 months started to short circuit anything it was plugged into and fried my laptop which is how I figured out what was causing the problem. Steel series offer to replace the mouse and I was like yeah no I fried an expensive laptop I'm not trusting your garbage ever again.

Death adder is the biggest mouse i ever used.

Not sure the size comparison, but the Razer Death Adder is a decently large size mouse, with a simple design. I’ve used it for years.

I've bought deathadders for ages now. Cheap and work fine for me. Have had the left click die quick but I was playing tons of path of exile..

I've bought deathadders for ages now. Cheap and work fine for me. Have had the left click die quick but I was playing tons of path of exile..

I've bought deathadders for ages now. Cheap and work fine for me. Have had the left click die quick but I was playing tons of path of exile..

Your english is completely fine, but there aint any mouse like this, get like an a70 or a60 for drag or model o v2 for butterfly (both do not fit your requirements). Some good mice are: a60 a70 model o deathadder (cheap but good) gm320 from ant esports (unpopular but insanely good at like $5, even I use it) HyperX Pulse Fire FPS PRO Roccat KAIN Roccat KONE

How's the DAV3 Pro treating you? Ordered one the other day to replace my failing DAE. I know Razer doesn't get a lot of love for most of their products but an 8-year lifespan on the DAE convinced me to buy another one - that's a seriously long time for a mouse

Some deathadder (didnt last a week) but afytwr G203 prodigy and went to a point where i had like 5 g203 cuz people didnt like the shape. I still have my og in his original box And another g203 with the k4mi lightweight shell printed in nylon which still on my rotation.

be thankful. This is the first time in over a decade. Last lefty ergo house was the razer deathadder, and I’ve been waiting ever since

Deathadder! It is so good that it got me banned in some CS server saying I'm a hacker! Lol! Good old days!

Got my first DeathAdder in 2007 I think, used it for about 10 years and replaced it with DeathAdder Elite, still going strong after 8 years though I use it like all day long, every day

Got my first DeathAdder in 2007 I think, used it for about 10 years and replaced it with DeathAdder Elite, still going strong after 8 years though I use it like all day long, every day

Got my first DeathAdder in 2007 I think, used it for about 10 years and replaced it with DeathAdder Elite, still going strong after 8 years though I use it like all day long, every day

Never buy lightsync. My prodigy mice lasted way longer than the 2 lightsyncs, double clicks within 7-8 months each. If you can increase budget, try getting Razer cobra, which is light. The company sucks, but their mice don't get double clicks. If weight isn't an issue, Deathadder is fine.

My death adder lasted about 9 years. Pretty impressive

My death adder lasted about 9 years. Pretty impressive

My death adder lasted about 9 years. Pretty impressive

I have used both the g304 and deathadder, personally I find razer more comfortable and the scroll wheel is better on razer

dude 12 years?? damnnn i had 3 death adders, coz i love those mouses, but double clicks happen to me after 2 years of usage, other 2 lasted around 3/4 years which is already lucky for razer products

dude 12 years?? damnnn i had 3 death adders, coz i love those mouses, but double clicks happen to me after 2 years of usage, other 2 lasted around 3/4 years which is already lucky for razer products

dude 12 years?? damnnn i had 3 death adders, coz i love those mouses, but double clicks happen to me after 2 years of usage, other 2 lasted around 3/4 years which is already lucky for razer products

Razer death adder Logitech G403

every single deathadder ive ever owned had its mouse wheel start double and backwards scrolling within half a year. i went through 4 before just grabbing a g903

lucky, ive never had a deathadder for longer than 5 months without the scroll wheel shitting itself to death. stuck with em for ages for the lefty ergo, but i couldnt do it anymore.

every single deathadder ive ever owned had its mouse wheel start double and backwards scrolling within half a year. i went through 4 before just grabbing a g903

lucky, ive never had a deathadder for longer than 5 months without the scroll wheel shitting itself to death. stuck with em for ages for the lefty ergo, but i couldnt do it anymore.

every single deathadder ive ever owned had its mouse wheel start double and backwards scrolling within half a year. i went through 4 before just grabbing a g903

lucky, ive never had a deathadder for longer than 5 months without the scroll wheel shitting itself to death. stuck with em for ages for the lefty ergo, but i couldnt do it anymore.

I just went from viper to deathadder

I have about the same handsize as OP and I have been on the Deathadder for like the past 10 years as well. I think I have gone through like 3 of them in that time, usually the scroll wheel gives out on me so I buy a replacement.

Deathadder by Razer has worked for my big meaty hands. Used to get stiff hands with all the much smaller rice designed for fast twitch. https://www.razer.com/pc/gaming-mice/deathadder-line

I am a fanboy of the deathadder series, but I am sadly able to confirm, that the quality has significantly dropped and the software is horrible with limited settings. Once this one dies, I will go to a different brand.

My deathadders usually last 6-7 years. My 2012 lastef 7 years before double clicking, but that was also in my RTS days so lots of clicking

My deathadders usually last 6-7 years. My 2012 lastef 7 years before double clicking, but that was also in my RTS days so lots of clicking

My deathadders usually last 6-7 years. My 2012 lastef 7 years before double clicking, but that was also in my RTS days so lots of clicking

I have the same issue and haven’t found something that works, I still use a deathadder, I also have a g900 but I hate ambi mice

Same here. Owned 2 deathadders and both died within a year with doubleclicking issues. Logitech mice have been nice so far in the decade since except for their stupid software.

Same here. Owned 2 deathadders and both died within a year with doubleclicking issues. Logitech mice have been nice so far in the decade since except for their stupid software.

Same here. Owned 2 deathadders and both died within a year with doubleclicking issues. Logitech mice have been nice so far in the decade since except for their stupid software.

Got big hands aswell, using Razer DAs for like 10+ years, worked perfectly.

Nope the deathadder is not tri mode, just bt and dongle. Would recommend tho

Good luck lol 10$ isn't a budget, you can't find anything decent on aliexpress for that price, and any g102 or deathadder you'll find for less than 10$ are fakes. So either increase your budget, 25$ is a minimum to have something decent, or get anything that looks cool but lower your expectations.

Depends what mouse shape you like. I have a Deathadder and I just upgrade to a new version, if I need a new one. I really like keeping the same mouse shape

I use the DeathAdder. It’s comfortable for me as it suits my large palm size. If this is not the case for you (if your palms are not on the larger side) my advice would be to check other mice out there. My friends have struggled finding a good grip on my mouse so I’m pretty sure it’s not for everyone.

I’ve used both g304 and deathadder, great mice. Razer’s software is better than Logitech’s but build quality is comparable, plus more buttons with the Deathadder.

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Attack shark is better overall and is wireless. Shape preference dekh lo par. Also you can get this deathadder for like 5k

I used the naga for 4 years playing dota but I’m way happier with my death adder. Extra buttons are good but they have to feel good and be easy to use imo

My first mouse was pretty big, razer deathadder.

Deathadder forever man. It’s a nice big mouse I love it

Ive been using DeathAdder for 2 years now. Works just like new. Ive heard G102 has some issues, not sure as I haven’t used it personally.

oh yeah 100%, the deathadder from the first second I saw it felt like a robbery for the the specs

Wow, deathadder survived for 12 years. You got lucky, my friend. I bought my first deathaddder in around 2010. It only survived for 2 years, with double clicking and scroll wheel clicker stop working. Then I bought another one, which survived for around 3 years , and ended with the same problem as the previous one. From that point, I just moved to Logitech g502 around 10 years or more, and the mouse is still kicking strong. My friend had a similar problem with the deathadder, and he changed more than 4 deathadders every 2 - 4 years with the exact problem. I'm not sure if we are unlucky, but it looks like something with the product quality.

Wow, deathadder survived for 12 years. You got lucky, my friend. I bought my first deathaddder in around 2010. It only survived for 2 years, with double clicking and scroll wheel clicker stop working. Then I bought another one, which survived for around 3 years , and ended with the same problem as the previous one. From that point, I just moved to Logitech g502 around 10 years or more, and the mouse is still kicking strong. My friend had a similar problem with the deathadder, and he changed more than 4 deathadders every 2 - 4 years with the exact problem. I'm not sure if we are unlucky, but it looks like something with the product quality.

Wow, deathadder survived for 12 years. You got lucky, my friend. I bought my first deathaddder in around 2010. It only survived for 2 years, with double clicking and scroll wheel clicker stop working. Then I bought another one, which survived for around 3 years , and ended with the same problem as the previous one. From that point, I just moved to Logitech g502 around 10 years or more, and the mouse is still kicking strong. My friend had a similar problem with the deathadder, and he changed more than 4 deathadders every 2 - 4 years with the exact problem. I'm not sure if we are unlucky, but it looks like something with the product quality.

Never had a razer mouse last longer than 6 months. Just gave up eventually and went back to logitech. The mushy wheel click on deathadders after a few months was the worst.

Never had a razer mouse last longer than 6 months. Just gave up eventually and went back to logitech. The mushy wheel click on deathadders after a few months was the worst.

Never had a razer mouse last longer than 6 months. Just gave up eventually and went back to logitech. The mushy wheel click on deathadders after a few months was the worst.

"my right hand is small" "Didn't exercise my right hand growing up as my left hand" ??? bro, hands are the same size ... It's all about your grip, not just hand size. I've always loved the deathadder and wouldn't change it but it's all about your own grip.

Same. DA is the only razer product I never had any issue with

Same. DA is the only razer product I never had any issue with

Same. DA is the only razer product I never had any issue with

Its interesting, my Razer death adder only lasted 1 year. Was the reason I started using Logitech mice again. 

Its interesting, my Razer death adder only lasted 1 year. Was the reason I started using Logitech mice again. 

Its interesting, my Razer death adder only lasted 1 year. Was the reason I started using Logitech mice again. 

I was a Razer Deathadder fanboy, and my other Depot setup still rocks a newish version. But G502X wireless just feels right. I would prefer a much heavier one but for some reason everyone seems to want be 50 grams or less.

kind of yeah, especially for anyone with bigger hands outside of the EC1 and the Large Xlites theres nothing The Deathadder has gone to a flatter shape that tries to suit both palm and claw but isn't perfect for either Vaxee who are from what I understand the brains behind the original Zowie designs seem hesitant to do anything bigger than the EC2 Logitechs successors to the MX518 shape, the G502 and the G502X are much more of a claw design Steelseries is as good as dead, Roccat is literally dead The Chinese brands have barely done any big mice which is understandable considering their buyer market The G703 clones seem to be not as popular as some people thought they were despite the good reviews for the Terra

I'm looking at getting my third deathadder after years and years of good performance my only complaint is eventually if not cleaned properly and regularly is that the side grips eventually fall off. Admittedly I don't mind this much.

I'm looking at getting my third deathadder after years and years of good performance my only complaint is eventually if not cleaned properly and regularly is that the side grips eventually fall off. Admittedly I don't mind this much.

I'm looking at getting my third deathadder after years and years of good performance my only complaint is eventually if not cleaned properly and regularly is that the side grips eventually fall off. Admittedly I don't mind this much.

Damn bro my death adder started doing that 5 years in you got some serious life out of it

Damn bro my death adder started doing that 5 years in you got some serious life out of it

Damn bro my death adder started doing that 5 years in you got some serious life out of it

Always been a fan of the death adder. So simply. So nice.

real, those deathadders are impressively unreliable

non pro viper wireless, razer deathadder, i'd argue g305 lightspeed, xtrfy m42, wired zowie, superlight 1, glorious wired, some lgg mice, some vaxee mice, endgame gear op1k. All these are like 25-80€ if my quick currency version is right. Some of these are wireless too. Especially if you snipe a sale you can get a really good deal. in "top tier mice" I mean the ones that are basically the same shape as the "standards", superlight 2, viper v3 pro, deathadder v3 pro, etc. Obviously the tech is a bit worse, but we were hitting insane shots on mice 15+ years ago, even the worse mice are 100% good enough. 4k/8k polling doesnt change that much, and thats the major sell of the more expensive mice. I've managed to pick up qck+ for like 10€ on average the last few years, always on sale somewhere. Otherwise a sale on a lgg saturn (standard), zowie gsr (any version you prefer). Qck might not be the longest lasting, but it's usually on a good sale so you never really have to fork out more than AT MOST 40€ a year on it if you're really picky with pad and swap it 4x a year, but most ppl usually keep it for 6-24 months atleast.

Yeah I had my first DeathAdder go from 2010 to 2018 and now I am still using the 2018 one.

Yeah I had my first DeathAdder go from 2010 to 2018 and now I am still using the 2018 one.

Yeah I had my first DeathAdder go from 2010 to 2018 and now I am still using the 2018 one.

There were a lot of different gaming mice back then. Razer's Naga line launched back then, as well as various other MMO mice (I remember a friend had a SteelSeries WoW mouse. Although a lot of mice from that era had more than the 5 buttons that are common today. Razer had the Lachesis, Deathadder, Copperhead, and some others which were solid options. Logitech had the G3, G5, G7, G9, G9x, MX518 and I believe the G500 all were popular. Microsoft Sidewinder was a solid mouse. If I remember right the Cyber Snipa was out around that time too. Which was a great mouse for the price at the time. The Saitek Cyborg also may have been out around that time. This is all just me thinking out loud of mice that I owned, friends owned, or I wanted.

Adjust zoom sens and youd be good to go with the deathadder

They changed the shape this year. Mine is wearing out and I went to buy a backup, was extremely disappointed. Been using a deathadder for 10+ years as it was the only mouse that fit my hand.

They changed the shape this year. Mine is wearing out and I went to buy a backup, was extremely disappointed. Been using a deathadder for 10+ years as it was the only mouse that fit my hand.