Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse: 63g Lightweight - Focus Pro 30K Optical Sensor - Optical Switches Gen-3 - HyperSpeed Wireless - 5 Programmable Buttons - 90 Hr Battery - Faker Edition

Amazing product arrived on time

The mouse is good overall. But the warranty is useless. No one is supporting or helping me get a replacement/refund/repair for the item I purchased. Literally days days I’m just emailing Amazon and Razer yet no reply. Totally dissatisfied. Update - At last Amazon agreed for a refund and refunded the total amount. Thanks!!!

I've owned this for about a year now and I can say this "gaming" mouse is very comfortable/lightweight in my hand and performs very nicely. I use a palm grip, the clicks are crisp, and the scroll wheel is decent, but no infinity scroll. I do recommend replacing the stock skates with glass skates and then this mouse becomes a perfect 5 out of 5 stars, otherwise it gets a 4.4 with stock skates. I have had 5 other mice over the last couple years and this one is in my top favorite that ties with the Lamzu Maya X (Fnatic) which I also replaced the stock skates with glass. This mouse is bigger/wider than most lightweight mice (and Maya X) which is good for my palm grip. I prefer the Maya X side button layout and click switches but that is more preference than anything. Nice job to Razor because sometimes their products are big misses for me but this one hits just right.

I've owned this mouse for almost a full year and finally feel it's worth a review. Nothing about this mouse felt outstanding to me besides how light it was for being a full-sized mouse. It was a fairly big change coming from a Logitech Hero G502 but I wanted something that made micro-adjustments in FPS games easier and settled on a lightweight mouse with a great sensor, hence choosing this mouse. I noticed early on that the scroll wheel was...not great. But I thought maybe it would improve over time, might have been a software issue or perhaps just needed to be "broken in". After almost a year of using this mouse for easily 8+ hours a day, it has held up quite well, but the scroll wheel has gone from being a minor annoyance to outright awful. I cannot scroll fast, much less consistently. Very often if I try to use the scroll wheel to scroll down a page, I end up scrolling up a few times before it scroll the correct direction. Quickly scrolling up and down repeatedly will make the scrolling slow down and, again, have issues of which direction it SHOULD be scrolling. I've taken to using the scroll wheel click to have the mouse itself choose direction of scrolling if I'm on a larger page, which these days is pretty much all of them. While this seems like a nit-pick, many games use the scroll wheel and depending on the game, you cannot use the mouse to fulfill the same functionality. This would be an amazing mouse, lightweight and great mouse sensor with just a few extra buttons for a few extra uses IF the scroll wheel wasn't so terrible.

Don’t get me wrong—the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is the best-looking mouse I’ve ever owned, and as a big League of Legends and Faker fan, I’m not likely to replace it anytime soon. The design is sleek, and it feels fantastic in hand, especially during long gaming sessions. However, I’ve had every version of the Razer DeathAdder mouse, with the last three being wireless, and I can say that this version is by far the slowest to connect to my computer after waking it up. The delay is frustrating, especially when you’re eager to get back into the game. It’s bad enough that, although it’s a wireless mouse, I just leave it plugged into the charger permanently to avoid the hassle. While I still love the look and feel of this mouse, the connection issues are a significant drawback. If you’re looking for a reliable wireless experience, this might not be the best choice. But if design and brand loyalty are more important to you, and you don’t mind keeping it plugged in, it’s still a solid option.