Testseek.com have collected 95 expert reviews of the Razer DeathAdder and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer DeathAdder.
October 2014
(86%)
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37 Reviews
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The editors liked
Great ergonomics
Great price
Chroma UI is neat
Same old classic DeathAdder performance
The editors didn't like
Frustrating drivers
Nothing revolutionary
Only 16 entries per macro. Shape will be too wide for some. Puts a large stress on your wrist and pinkie finger
Great shape and feel, Accurate tracking, Supremely comfortable
DPI switching is done through software, Driver issues
If you’re a gamer and want a comfortable mouse, the DeathAdder will serve you well but our advice is to just plug in the DeathAdder and don’t even bother with the software. It’s a hassle to get it to work, and then it’s a ha...
Excellent Design, Very Detailed Customizer Software, Highend Gaming Performer
Wired Design, Teflon Feet not as Smooth as Advertised
The Razer DeathAdder is one of the top wired gaming mice weve ever tested, and it gets high marks across the board. The overall design and performance is excellent, and the unit has a near perfect heft for our gaming tastes. The driver software is al...
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Published: 2007-09-08, Author: Brian , review by: icrontic.com
Abstract: Poor Razer. I’ll understand if they never want to talk to us again. Over five months ago they sent us their (at the time) new DeathAdder mouse and I’ve sat on this review the whole time. I couldn’t really think of what to say without making this a one ...
Abstract: Among a plethora of hardware vendors, only three companies have managed to separate themselves from the veritable explosion of input devices that saturate the market today. While the eldest of the three, Microsoft and Logitech, have largely made their ...
Right handed design (sorry leftys), More ways to tweak the mouse than you could ever imagine, New generation sensor, Lite weight, 1000 Hz polling rate, Onthefly adjustments.
No dedicated button on top to change profiles, No grip padding on the side of the mouse.
The Razer DeathAdder mouse does give up a few dpi compared to the Copperhead series, but with the 3rd gen infrared tracking you do not notice it and well quite frankly it is much better. I found that the control of the DeathAdder was much better than...
So the burning questions is, would I buy one? Well yes, I would! The Deathadder seriously impressed me with it's performance. Maybe this is due to the fact that I am a low sensitivity gamer, but it seems finally that this mouse has been built for gamers e...
Abstract: Here is something I wasn’t expecting to show up on my steps. Razers latest gaming mouse, and it’s a *gasp* optical mouse! (well technically infrared) Weren’t we on to the latest and greatest new systems with laser goodness? Well, I don&r...
Right away in WindowsXP we noticed that this new mouse was very smooth, nimble, responsive and comfortable as compared to previous Razer mice we have owned. To surmise our tests, within gaming we immediately noticed that the Death Adder is the best mi...
Sleek stylish look, Very responsive during gaming, Customization via Razer software, Lighting effects, Smooth gliding across my mousepad, Top button design
NONE!
Many gamers will appreciate all the different features of the DeathAdder. The button design that keeps your fingers in place is very crucial to gamers, especially competitive ones. The matte top of the mouse makes using it very comfortable and if you ...
DeathAdder vs. HabuTelling you the truth, my first thought upon receiving the Habu (which was after I had used the DeathAdder for some time) and examining its design, specs and accessories was that Razer had outwitted itself and their best product was...
