Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse

List Price: $59.99 Discount Price: $42.42

Features:

• High precision gaming mouse
• Ergonomic right hand design
• 1800 dpi 3G infrared sensor
• 5 programmable, ultra-large Hyperesponse buttons
• On-The-Fly Sensitivity drivers let you switch dpi settings in the midst of a battle

Customer Reviews:

Fantastic Mouse [Posted on 2008-05-02]
Can't say enough about how much I like this mouse. I just bought a second one after owning the first for 7 months. I like its feel - it has a good weight and is comfortable for my hand. I turn off the LED lights and find that it looks even better this way.

This is very quick to respond, and has a lot of sensitivity (the amount of which is easy to adjust to taste). I have played FPS games with it and find that it really makes a difference. This one's a winner.

Great Mouse. Get one! [Posted on 2008-05-02]
Excellent response times and highly accurate. Nice improvement from a standard Dell mouse when playing World of Warcraft.

Players Choice [Posted on 2008-05-20]
I purchased to use in Gaming,can't really see the difference ,but do have a problem with the mouse pointer getting stuck on the window.I have to move it around and sometimes have to jolt it to make it work. Sorry to say

dead weight [Posted on 2008-05-22]
do not buy this product! at first it worked great...then after about 15 minutes of use it completely stopped working. windows xp shows it as an unknown usb device. a complete waste of money.

Fine mouse, but works only on certain type of surfaces. [Posted on 2008-05-29]
This mouse, compare with its brethren, are as good, if not better. From ergo standpoint, its hand molded design is welcoming for long period of use. In addition, the top surface is similar to Lachesis's rich, rubbery texture, so it doesn't slip and feels like an expensive equipment.

The only drawback is this: because it's based on infrared technology, it doesn't track on certain type of surfaces. Specially with light color or very smooth surface where infrared fares less well in detecting surface imperfections than lazer technology. I noticed this because I have Lachesis, copperhead and DeathAdder. My 'mouse pad' is a hardcover book with areas that is very light in color; Lachesis and Copperhead works fine on that book, but DeathAdder will lose it's traction in certain areas of the book.

This is minor details for those that may use unconventional, smooth surface as their mouse pad. Other than this minor point, if you can do without the additional buttons for adjusting sensitivity and profiles than you are going to be fine.

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