Razer DeathAdder Chroma - Multi-Color Ergonomic Gaming Mouse - 10,000 DPI Sensor - Comfortable Grip - World's Most Popular Gaming Mouse
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Features
- Ergonomic right-handed design with textured rubber side grips
- 10 000 dpi optical sensor
- Chroma lighting with a wide range of customizable colors
- On the fly sensitivity adjustments
- Always-on mode
- Gold-plated USB connector
- Perfectly designed to fit snugly under your palm, the ergonomic shape of the Razer DeathAdder Chroma gives gamers the most comfortable gaming experience ever, especially during the most testing of battles.
- The Razer DeathAdder Chroma is equipped with a 10,000dpi optical sensor. It is capable of mouse movement speeds of up to 200 inches per second and 50g acceleration.
- You can move it at either fast or low speeds, and it will always respond onscreen with exacting accuracy and the organic fluidity only possible with an optical sensor.
- The Razer DeathAdder Chroma's sensor is also capable of tracking Z-axis to as low as 1mm on most surfaces including glass table tops. This is perfect for low-sense gamers who want to set tracking to cut-off as soon as they lift their mice.
- Chroma lighting with 16.8 million customizable color options Whether you're in the mood for electric blue, pastel pink, or signature Razer green, you can now illuminate your Razer DeathAdder Chroma's scroll wheel and Razer logo just the way you want.
Description
Favored by eSports athletes the world over the Razer Death Adder has established itself globally as the best gaming mouse Renowned for its ergonomic design swift responsiveness and rock-solid build quality this beloved mouse embodies the absolute best elements a gamer needs to dominate in any game
Brand: Razer
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Ergonomic Design
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Standing screen display size: 5 Inches
Wireless Type: 802.11abg
Brand: Razer
Series: RZ0101210100R3U1
Item model number: RZ01-01210100-R3U1
Hardware Platform: PC
Operating System: PC; Mac
Item Weight: 3.68 ounces
Product Dimensions: 5.04 x 2.88 x 1.69 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 5.04 x 2.88 x 1.69 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Batteries: 1 AAA batteries required.
Manufacturer: Razer Inc.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 20, 2014
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: DeathAdder Chroma
I have become quite fond of Razer over the years, loving my Carcharias, Kraken, wireless Naga and now this DeathAdder and an Anansi keyboard for use at work. Something else to note is that I have started testing the waters of Amazon Warehouse deals, and while I had to return a really cruddy BlackWidow Chroma Mechanical Keyboard (disgustingly cruddy, sticky, destroyed finish, soda spill inside, etc.), my other 4 purchases have been fantastic - and saved me a mittload of cash. Something to consider. Just don't be afraid to swiftly return if you get a POS, like that BW keyboard. So, I got this keyboard for my work, which involves heavy computing use - gaming industry specific. My station had basic peripherals, previously used by someone who my trainer referred to offhandedly as "yogurt fingers". Needless to say, this (and the Anansi Keyboard) were necessary purchases. I hadn't had a DeathAdder before, but I have to say I love it, and here is why: 1. It fits perfectly in my hand. Perfectly. Better than my Naga, which I also like, but which is the teensiest bit bulky for my average-sized female hands. If you are a woman, or you have smaller hands, you will appreciate the way the DeathAdder feels great in your hand. Now, I can see how the side button closest to the user might be harder to use for a larger handed person, but the L/R mouse button keys are long, so this could probably work for larger or longer-handed people, too. (Oh and for reference on average sizing - I wear a 7, or a medium, in ladies gloves.) 2. The L/R mousebuttons, the scroll wheel and the thumb buttons are very responsive and easy to use. The L/R buttons are particularly tactile-sensitive and make a light, crisp, satisfying *cleek* when used. The thumb buttons are smooth, flat and also easy to use but easy not to click either. I mention this as sometimes when I moving the heavier, larger Naga, I inadvertently bump one of the thumb buttons. I don't have that issue with the DeathAdder. 3. It's light and easy to move around for day to day computer tasks and gaming. My boyfriend prefers his super-heavy, weighted Corsair. Now maybe I could get used to that, as I was at one time used to playing shooters with a trackball mouse, but as it stands I basically prefer a light mouse and this fits that bill. 4. Movement is precise and fluid. I can't go into more technical descriptions as this is not my area of expertise, but it's something you can sense when you use it. If you are a nerd in this particular way you can read the specs. They seem decent, but what do I know? I just know the mouse works well for me. 5. COLORES! Okay, so this is very superficial, but I don't care. I love colors. I love the Chroma line. It's just plain fun and it looks cool, too. Bottom line: I am very happy with this mouse. It perfectly suits my needs, I got it for a great price from Amazon Warehouse Deals (it doesn't have any cosmetic blemishes as they cited it could, either!), and if it performs like my other Razer products I expect it to last beautifully with regular use for years to come. If it doesn't I will immediately update this review, but if it does I will probably just come back in a year or so to say, "It's still awesome and I love it!" Hope this review helped and hope you enjoy your mouse! Best of luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2016 by Call of Kthalia
Style: DeathAdder Chroma
Don't wait to buy this mouse. I'm an avid Battlefield 3/4, DoTA2 and Starcraft 2 player.... if you know what those games are, you know that means I play competitively. Having a competitive edge, even a small one, makes a big difference. I'm ecstatic to say that I feel the DeathAdder has given me a big one. My basic PC setup is as good as it gets, but I've been using a default basic mouse and mousepad for the longest time. I heard talk in the gaming community about Razer devices, so I decided to look into it. Seeing the 2,000+ high ratings on the DeathAdder sealed the deal for me, so I gave it a go. After the mouse arrived, it took my hand a while to adjust. The mouse is very long and I'm a "claw" gripper, but after getting used to it, I can say this mouse is very comfortable and relaxing to use and I feel has helped me go beyond my limitations. I would say I have a normal sized hand. If you're not already aware, this mouse is used greatly be strategy gamers (DoTA2 and Starcraft 2 players), but I haven't heard much about it in the FPS realm. Well, this mouse is just as excellent in FPS games as it is in strategy games. To get extra-nerdy on you, I'm a rushing, bolt-action sniper in Battlefield, so making shots connect is important. I have a great deal of control when taking shots and I feel more accurate now. Controlling "weapon recoil" with fully-automatic weapons feels easier and more precise now too. I use 2400 DPI with 1 point of acceleration and very low sensitivity in-game (DPI is adjustable in the Razer Software). The general consensus among the FPS community is to use a low DPI (400) to be more accurate and turn on "raw input", in other words, turning mouse acceleration off. I can tell you this was a bust for me. Without trying to go too deep into it, lower DPI means (less points on the screen), and depending on your field-of-view and screen resolution, that can cause problems with a low DPI. I used acceleration before my Razer, and I use acceleration now, and I'm fine with it. This all depends on how you play. I'm a high sensitivity gamer, and I don't like moving my hand, arm and whatever else to my mouse around. I use gentle strokes and that's all I need. This might not make sense to someone who has never changed DPI settings before, but once you buy the mouse and tweak it, this review might come in handy. I'm sharing this for you. To sum up, I can't believe I didn't order this mouse ages ago. It really has been like a missing piece to my gaming puzzle and has made me better than I was before, albeit, doing it "comfortably". I have had no issues with drivers or the software, and the mouse feels of good quality. Highly recommend. Oh and btw, I bought this mouse in conjunction with a "Razer Goliathus Control" mousepad. And it works perfectly with the mouse. As a matter of fact, in the Razer Software you can calibrate your mouse to your mousepad, and if you have Razer mousepad, you can choose from a menu which one you are using. Turning the calibration on and off makes a noticeable difference. The calibration gives you more control. EDIT: A little over 1 year later, I've burned through one of these in about 6 months. The mouse truly is a delight to use AND has made me better, but the shelf-life is pretty low. I had a problem with "double clicking" when I would do a single click (something other reviews are keen to point out). The only choice was to either A) contact Razer and replace the mouse and return the old-one free of charge or B) fix it myself. After looking up videos online, I decided I didn't want to void the warranty by doing my own repair and making things worse, so I got a new one. Getting a new mouse was a relatively easy process since I RMA'ed through Amazon and used Amazon Prime to get a new one with free 2 day shipping. Would I continue using this mouse after my issue, even with it being a repeat issue for others? Yes. When it does work it is excellent to use and is very comfortable, and because Razer is willing to replace it when it malfunctions, it is a hassle I'm willing to deal with. 4.5/5 stars
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Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2015 by M. Styler