Razer Deathadder Mouse

The Razer Deathadder Mouse is a 1,800 DPI 3G Infrared Sensor gaming mouse that lets you move 2.25 times faster when compared to a standard 800 dpi optical sensor. The mouse also features Five Programmable, Ultra-Large Hyperesponse Buttons, 16-Bit Ultra-Wide Data Channel, Zero-Acoustic UltraSlick Teflon Feet, Award-Winning On-the-Fly Sensitivity Drivers, and 1,000Hz Ultrapolling.

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+ REVIEWS (last update: 30/03/07)

NotebookReview reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

“While having every quality to be the best gaming mouse on the market, the Deathadder just didn’t do it for me. I am devoted to the symmetrical design that the Diamondback and Copperhead both employ. The Deathadder is extremely comfortable, don’t get me wrong, it is just a matter of personal preference. For many, this might have been the solution that helped bridge the gap from the fear of having to get used to a symmetrical design, and finally allowed them to come over to Razer to enjoy their products. All in all though, the Deathadder is a diehard gamer’s mouse, and is a true performer through and through. You would be hard pressed as a right handed user to find anything better for any need, not just gaming”

3DGameMan reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

” After spending some time with the DeathAdder I really liked the look, fell, and responsiveness of this mouse. While the DeathAdder is not on par with its big brother the Copperhead, but it does perform very well. It’s an excellent choice for a gaming mouse at an affordable price. As a matter of fact, it’s one of the few on the market that offers such a bang-for-the-buck. Sure, you can pickup a $5 USB mouse, but the DeathAdder is 2.5x faster and required 55% less motion. There is really no excuse not to have a sweet mouse so you are better able to frag your friends ;) The DeathAdder will definitely fit the bill for most gamers and than some!”

R&BMods reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

” I think I have said pretty much everything that there is to say, this is an awesome mouse there is no doubt about it. If they could make a wireless with the same features and the same weight they really would have a winner. Of course that is probably not possible right now but in the meanwhile I have to admit this is the best mouse I have tested this far, it beats the older Razor mice without any problems. I want to give this our editors choice for a mouse with great features and precision. “

TechPowerUp reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

” Every aspect of the mouse feels durable, even the buttons seem sturdy… The general build quality of the mouse seems very good, I couldn’t find any real problem areas or weak points in the design.”

HiTechReviews reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

” We tested the DeathAdder™by playing a couple of different gamed to seem how well it worked. We used it playing our archer in Dark Messiah - Might and Magic and as a sniper in Battlefield II. When comparing the DeathAdder™ to other so called gaming mice the DeathAdder™ displayed absolute precision and speed extraordinaire. With the DeathAdder’s™ ability change setting On-The-Fly it makes this mouse a must have for any serious gamer and the DeathAdder™ should be looked upon as a necessary tool for your arsenal.”

XYZComputing reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

” There is no question about it, the DeathAdder is a fine mouse. It performed well under all conditions and is very well suited for gaming, even the fast and loose low-sensitivity gaming that so many mice have trouble with. The new sensor worked flawlessly and delivered hours of high performance gaming. If the mouse has any flaws they are that it has five buttons when some people want seven, that it is rather expensive, and, the only major one, that there are no on-the-fly sensitivity adjustments. These adjustment buttons are something many gamers have come to love and not including them makes the mouse simple and sleek-looking, but cuts out a very useful control.”

TechAge reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse (rating: 9/10) and writes;

” With the DeathAdder, I can forget all about this familiarity because the design of the mouse is so complete. While I would love to retain the on the fly DPI buttons, unless you use these on a regular basis, this is something that you most likely wont notice. In gaming and in work, my hand felt right at home on the DeathAdder and add to that, the beautiful glow of the blue scroll wheel and Razer logo, it’s definitely a safe bet for anyone who is in the market for a high quality gaming mouse but also one that can be used for everyday use day in and day out. Taking all this into consideration, the Razer DeathAdder earns a well deserved 9 out of 10 and this editors personal Editor’s Choice award as well.”

ExtremeTech reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

“It’s hard to say that we like it better than the G5, but it’s not worse. The wide mouse wheel of the DeathAdder provides for easier mouse-wheel-clicking, but the higher-raised wheel of the G5, with firmer detents, makes for more precise scrolling when you use it for weapon selection and such. Both mice are extremely comfortable; we like how the DeathAdder has the rubberized feel all across the back, but the rubberized sized of the G5 are great, too. Both mice have excellent configuration software with customizable buttons and plenty of control over sensitivity and DPI settings. Both mice track smoothly, evenly, and accurately at a wide range of settings.”

Phoronix reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

“While testing the Razer DeathAdder, the thought had occurred what we like better whether it would be the prestigious Copperhead or the new DeathAdder. The DeathAdder’s design is larger and different in many respects from the Copperhead while it continues to improve upon Razer’s mouse technology. We had actually liked the slight increase in the size and its overall ergonomics. After weeks of testing, the Razer DeathAdder is our new favorite and will be taking home the Phoronix Editor’s Choice Award for its superior design and quality. This is also a competitively priced mouse at approximately $60 USD.”

Phoronix reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

“While testing the Razer DeathAdder, the thought had occurred what we like better whether it would be the prestigious Copperhead or the new DeathAdder. The DeathAdder’s design is larger and different in many respects from the Copperhead while it continues to improve upon Razer’s mouse technology. We had actually liked the slight increase in the size and its overall ergonomics. After weeks of testing, the Razer DeathAdder is our new favorite and will be taking home the Phoronix Editor’s Choice Award for its superior design and quality. This is also a competitively priced mouse at approximately $60 USD.”

IGNcom reviews the Razer Deathadder Mouse and writes;

“The DeathAdder is easily our favorite Razer mouse ever, and is in contention to displace our G7 as our favorite gaming mouse. Though lighter than we’re used to, and wired, the silky rubberized surface, comfortable curves, and extremely responsive mouse buttons leave us in no hurry to return to the G7. Many of these issues involve a degree of personal taste, but if you’re like us you’ll like the DeathAdder quite a lot.”

+ FEATURES & SPECIFICATIONS

The Razer DeathAdder, when placed in the right hands, will send enemies scurrying for cover. Its pinpoint accuracy and lightning fast speed are undoubtedly the finest in the art of fragging. It features ergonomic right-handed design, an 1,800 DPI 3G infrared sensor, five programmable buttons, a 16-bit data channel and more.

Ergonomic Right-Handed Design
The right-handed ergonomic design with rubber coated buttons provide slip-resistant grip and improved comfort during intensive gameplay.

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