Razer DeathAdder Elite

While the new PTFE feet are more of a response to gamers smarting their mice for better glide, so inclusion of such feature is just a nice value. Add ...

Best clicks I've ever experienced. Side buttons included.

Ordered what was said to be brand new, but came in with a big rip on the box. Packaging wasn't tampered with, so I assume it was torn at the warehouse. Other than that there's no mechanical issues as far as I'm aware. Let me start by saying that I don't understand why people are reviewing this mouse...

\- Great build quality. No creaking or rattling. Everything feels incredibly solid.

I was pretty thrilled to get this at a sale price of $30. Out of the box, it looks good, feels good, and works well. Ended up getting two, one for each desktop. BOTH of these developed the same *series* of mousewheel issues. First, the mousewheel scroll stopped responding. At some point, the plastic...

The hump of the Deathadder Elite vs the mini v2 is night and day. It wont get in the way when dragging the mouse down for recoil control.

I got this mouse mostly because my old mouse was getting erratic and hard to control. I am not a big time gamer, barely even a small time gamer. However, I thought a gaming mouse might be more accurate and controllable for everyday use. This has proven to be true. This mouse can be configured in the...

A week ago I started to research for a new mouse since I had double click issues with my razer deathadder elite. (Besides the plastic sides had fallen off too). I checked my hand size and figured BenQ Zowie EC2-A would be a pretty decent choice, however when I was going to buy it today, a lot of the shops had removed it and mentioned it was no longer available.

The DeathAdder Elite felt good in the hand, had solid build quality, and was very precise. I ultimately returned it, though, and rated it two stars because it lacked one very basic feature every other gaming mouse I've tried in recent history had: onboard memory for lighting profiles. The DeathAdder...

I've been playing Valorant for a bit on a somewhat high sensitivity (0.484 800dpi) and currently use a Razer Deathadder Elite (~130g) which fits my hand pretty well. I'm looking to upgrade my mouse and get a mousepad for more consistent aim. I use a claw grip and aim mainly with my wrist. I tend to sweat a bit from my hands while playing and my hands are quite large.