Razer DeathAdder Essential (2021) - Wired Gaming Mouse (Optical Sensor, 6400 DPI, 5 Programmable Buttons, Ergonomic Form Factor) BlackECOLOGO

Fantastic Mouse, will be keeping it for many years, feels like it is very durable will last. Very happy with this upgrade, perfect time for my old DAv2 Pro Wired to be retired (Awesome Mouse). I upgraded from the DAv2 Pro Wired to DAv3 Pro Wireless during Prime Week just days before the DAv4 Pro Wireless was announced so returned the DAv3 Pro after a few days of use and bought the DAv4 Pro instead. Without a doubt the DAv4 Pro is an upgrade on the DAv3 Pro in every way. Even if only subtly in places its noticeable throughout.New coating / feel of the mouse is great, light as a feather, feels like it fits better in my hand than the DAv3 Pro, possibly a tiny bit longer and maybe closer to the DAv2 Pro length (which I preferred). Despite being lighter it feels noticeably sturdier than the DAv3 Pro.Can definitely feel the difference with the larger skates, glides so smooth. Sensor picks up all movement perfectly, it feels so responsive and has worked on any surface so far. Wireless range is very far, worked far enough away where I could no longer see my Monitor.Mouse button clicks feel more tactile / slightly firmer than the DAv3 Pro for sure, also has a nice strong and deeper click sound. Having a gap between the side buttons now is much better.INSANELY Good Battery Life!

Good mouse for the price, Solid build quality, Mouse buttons feel sturdy and secure.This is a right-handed mouse however buttons can be swapped in software, the ergonomics are in such a way that it is shaped as such, simple plug and play, albeit on windows based computers it will ask that you install Razer software for configuring the button functions (the software can be on the bloatware side, I've never had any issues with not installing it).The DeathAdder Essential is NOT an RGB mouse, it does come with a backlit Razer logo on the body and the scroll wheel is also illuminated.The white model has white LEDs and the Black version has green LEDs.

The Razer DeathAdder Essential (2021) is an excellent wired gaming mouse that delivers precision, comfort, and reliability at a great price.Pros:• Smooth & Responsive: The 6400 DPI optical sensor ensures accurate tracking.• Ergonomic & Comfortable: Fits perfectly in hand, even during long gaming sessions.• Customizable Buttons: 5 programmable buttons for added flexibility.• Durable & Well-Built: Feels sturdy and designed to last.Cons:• None for the price!Overall, this is a top-tier gaming mouse that offers great performance and comfort without breaking the bank. Highly recommended!

The media could not be loaded. Decent wired mouse, its pretty big for my hand but I was using an office mouse previously. The two mouse buttons are nice and clicky, there are two side buttons that are decent and programmable. All of the buttons are rated to go up to 10 million clicks so they should last a while. The scroll wheel is solid and has good grip. The mouse has mouse skates on the bottom, allowing it to slide better than without it. It comes with a decent sized cable, around 1.8 meters long. The mouse does feel much cheaper than any other Razer products I've tried but it is £20, so that's understandable. It comes with a Razer Synapse install which allows you to change the mouse's default DPI (6400) and lets you choose the lighting from the mouse to static or breathing, there are no other options. The mouse has a polling rate of 1000hz meaning it updates its position 1000 times per second, which is good for its price. In conclusion, its a pretty good mouse, especially for its low price.

The computer mouse offers a reliable and comfortable experience for both casual users and gamers. Its ergonomic design fits well in the hand, reducing strain during long use. The build quality feels sturdy, with buttons that are responsive and have a satisfying click.

Love it still use now lightweight in my hand connects to os5 which is perfect and the value is amazing for the price aswell as the durability has taken some raging and safe to say it’s still in mint condition definitely recommend

Summary: good value, premium feelings, light weightI previously used a CoolerMaster MM710 which is slightly lighter (-5g) and smaller in size. If you have small or medium hands you won't be able to fingertip grip this Razer mouse.This Razer mouse has much better build quality than my MM710, there are no creaks when you pinch it on the sides.The 8K polling rate is not something I use, some people say it's a good improvement over 1K Hz but I can't really notice it too much playing CS2. The big downside is that when moving the mouse fast it uses up to 20% more of my CPU compared to 1K.The point where the cable attaches to the mouse is angle upwards so the cable won't drag. The cable is very light and flexible so is not a hindrance.The surface is a smooth matte coating which is neither good or bad.The feet are very smooth and thick enough to have plenty of life in.The button clicks are not very loud and the scroll wheel is smooth but well defined. It doesn't make an unpleasant sound.I would definitely recommend this mouse.

The Razer DeathAdder V3 is a really solid mouse, especially for FPS and general gaming. The Razer HyperSpeed wireless is nice as im able to use one dongle for all my Razer wireless device. Plus, the USB-C charging is awesome since everything I own mostly charges the same way.However, one downside I’ve noticed is the battery life—it seems a bit shorter than I expected. I find myself charging the DeathAdder V3 a bit more often compared to my other Razer wireless peripherals, which is a bit of a letdown.Overall, though, the mouse is fantastic in terms of comfort, performance, and precision, but the battery life could use some improvement. Still, it’s definitely one of the best mice I’ve used!