RAZER DeathAdder V3 Wired Gaming Mouse: 59g Ultra Lightweight - Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor Fast Switches Gen-3 8K Hz HyperPolling 6 Programmable Buttons Ergonomic Speedflex Cable Black

Switches are good for repeatable clicks, but bad at shooters because mushiness. Cable is fine if you're playing MOBAS ( got d1 in LoL with it), but can get in the way at shooters even bungies don't help, if that's the case consider wireless, although tracking was butter smooth at 4khz. 8khz is dysfunctional but 4khz isn't which is great! A really great mouse, but shape is too big for my hands it fatigues me. I bought it just to try the 8k at a cheap price. I wish Razer has the tiny affordable mice with the same sensor and better switches.

Great gaming mouse that is simple and lightweight. The shell is a strong plastic shell without any of that rubber from V2 that could deteriorate after long use. I expect to be using this for a while

Um ótimo custo beneficio.

After 2 weeks of use, I have great gaming sessions and this bad boy doesn’t disappoints. It’s very light and the ergonomic feels great in the hand.

The mouse is fricking perfect for my hand, I got some sweaty/clammy hands sometimes but ONG this mouse fits perfectly in my hand, ive got medium-large hands (more on the medium side), the back of the mouse/ hump hits the perfect spot in my palm. for a wired mouse, you barely feel the cable, i like that they angled the cable upwards so it doesn't "drag" on the mouse-pad/table, the cable is made out of like a braided slippery wooly material and is pretty soft, the scroll wheel feels very smooth and nice, it clicks very good for me, others complained but honestly its very good. the clicky-ness is good. the mouse feels soft and light in your hand, I barely notice the wire, its more about the placement of the wire then the drag, it doesn't limit your movement. as the mouse is bigger then the Orochi v2, i had to adjust to vertical recoil in games because its harder to drag down if you have limited mouse space/arm space (like me) so in the beginning my aim wasn't good instantly, after getting used to it though, smooth like a 9000 degree knife vs a stick of butter. its good for palm and claw grip in particular, if you use fingertip you might be able to make it work as the mouse is very very light, like a AAA battery light. Comparing against the razor orochi v2 overall 10/10 wire: 10/10 (as in unnoticeable, at least for me) build quality: 9/10 ( the first time you touch the mouse it feels off, but it really really grows on you (my opinion)) Clicky-ness and respond time: 10/10, the higher the polling rate, the smoother/faster reaction speed, it clicks good, feels good. I'm A wrist only with minimum arm space, ive had a great time with this mouse, other people might find it very enjoyable as well after using it for a while. I tried some other mice before too, but logitech gear breaks on me within 3 months all the time, reddragon is decent budget, but razer very rarely dissapoints. Almost all of the software though for like logitech razer etc is ass though so this isn't any different in that regard. You have to download razer synapse 4 and run it as administrator to change the polling rate to 8k, so hopefully that saves some people 30 mins of their time trying to watch youtube tutorials to make the software work.