Razer RZ01-03350100 DeathAdder V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse

I have this mouse for over a year now. Best mouse I ever had. Suitable for big hands.No need to change batteries, I only charge it every after 1 and a half week (work + casual gaming) and can use it while charging.Only con is in its software, it creates a new profile (settings & preferences) when used on multiple machines even though you have one saved.Hopefully it can be fixed with an update.

Been using this for 1-2 months or so. Mouse was picked up in store, am not aware if the shipping is good or not. The quality was excellent out of the box, not build issues or anything from inspection apart from both dpi buttons having a slight wobble, although will say that it doesn't matter in game during 'on the fly' adjustments. The mouse itself is pretty well known for the nice ergonomic shape, lives up to its legacy well. Even though the optical switches aren't as crisp as mechanical switches such as omrons, kailhs or any other, they definitely are good quality. Sensor is amazing, and scroll wheel is provides excellent feedback in tactility. While it is quite light, the weight is nothing too special. Is it worth it? Depends on the user. Their might be better ... MoreBeen using this for 1-2 months or so. Mouse was picked up in store, am not aware if the shipping is good or not. The quality was excellent out of the box, not build issues or anything from inspection apart from both dpi buttons having a slight wobble, although will say that it doesn't matter in game during 'on the fly' adjustments. The mouse itself is pretty well known for the nice ergonomic shape, lives up to its legacy well. Even though the optical switches aren't as crisp as mechanical switches such as omrons, kailhs or any other, they definitely are good quality. Sensor is amazing, and scroll wheel is provides excellent feedback in tactility. While it is quite light, the weight is nothing too special. Is it worth it? Depends on the user. Their might be better options for the general crowd or esports players such as the gpx, but this definitely suits my personal needs. 5 stars for the mouse and 5 stars for pbtech not throwing their products off a cliff before selling them.

Don't really have much to say about this.Have owned every generation of DeathAdder to date (except the V2 non-Pro) - and they have all been excellent mice. This one is no exception, with awesome tracking and response. Ergonomically comfortable too, which is what you need for long sessions at your desk.Can recommend on those merits, but unfortunately cannot speak of their software - since I haven't used it in years. Don't like bloatware.

Amazing Mouse

This is easily the best mouse I've ever used, I can only think of one thing to complain about and that would be that the rubberized side grips aren't as grippy as the ones on my old mouse, a DeathAdder Elite that I had used for about 4 years. I expect this mouse to last just as long! The battery life is great, there are no connection issues with the 2.4Ghz wireless USB receiver, and the Synapse software works well enough. The thumb buttons are large and well positioned, and they have basically no pre-travel which makes them very clicky. The scroll wheel seems a little small but it's grippy and easy to use.

Bloatware, bad build quality, flaky connection, questionable ergonomics.

Off the bat, I received a mouse where the sides were not well attached, so the mouse deformed when squeezing it, causing squeeking plasticy sounds when gripped firmly.Then, connectivity issues. The mouse would constantly drop connection and disappear from Razer Synapse and reappear, causing stuttering in crucial moments, despite being right next to my computer and the receiver.After talking to Razer, I narrowed it down to be a driver issue, which was resolved when I fully uninstalled both Razer Synapse (which is a horrible piece of bloatware) and the autoinstalled Windows mouse drivers. Unfortunately, whenever Synapse updates itself, the problem comes back.At least Razer support were nice and supportive with figuring out the issue.Finally, although this is ... MoreOff the bat, I received a mouse where the sides were not well attached, so the mouse deformed when squeezing it, causing squeeking plasticy sounds when gripped firmly.Then, connectivity issues. The mouse would constantly drop connection and disappear from Razer Synapse and reappear, causing stuttering in crucial moments, despite being right next to my computer and the receiver.After talking to Razer, I narrowed it down to be a driver issue, which was resolved when I fully uninstalled both Razer Synapse (which is a horrible piece of bloatware) and the autoinstalled Windows mouse drivers. Unfortunately, whenever Synapse updates itself, the problem comes back.At least Razer support were nice and supportive with figuring out the issue.Finally, although this is subjective, I found the ergonomics bad compared to my old Deathadder Chroma. It's too tall in the wrong places, and reaching the mouse wheel strained my finger.Overall unacceptable performance for such an expensive product. I'm now back to using my Deathadder Chroma while I find a better wireless alternative.

Craig's review of Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse

Pros: Feels very comfortable, has a premium rubberised finish to the thumb side.Mouse clicks are fast, are definite and not mushy, have just enough travel in my opinion and although light pressure is needed, there is still good resistance.Light weight, there are lighter mice around but this is still great. Connectivity is great having bluetooth also to save a bit of power. The cable that comes with it is extremely good and I was surprised how little it hinders travel so even as a wired mouse it is great! The software works great on windows, i particularly like the Cortex software as it frees up so much memory.Cons: For my grip i think the thumb buttons could move further back as i feel like i stretch or have to adjust my grip to press the front most side button. ... MorePros: Feels very comfortable, has a premium rubberised finish to the thumb side.Mouse clicks are fast, are definite and not mushy, have just enough travel in my opinion and although light pressure is needed, there is still good resistance.Light weight, there are lighter mice around but this is still great. Connectivity is great having bluetooth also to save a bit of power. The cable that comes with it is extremely good and I was surprised how little it hinders travel so even as a wired mouse it is great! The software works great on windows, i particularly like the Cortex software as it frees up so much memory.Cons: For my grip i think the thumb buttons could move further back as i feel like i stretch or have to adjust my grip to press the front most side button. Small gripe and i can live with it.

Favorite Mouse For Gaming!

So much better than the wired version.This changeable DPI works so well when swapping from FPS games to top down games like MOBAS. The smaller buttons prevent sensitivity change during gaming.The extra grip comes in clutch for preventing slipping during intense gaming moments and allowing precise aiming.The length and dip on where your pointer and middle finger rest allow me to game for hours without cramping in the hand.The extra buttons on the side are useful for in game buttons or typed macros.Best part is that it’s wireless and lasts long, also comes with a storage area in the mouse for the wireless adapter.The slick design and being able to change it from right handed to left handed will provide a bigger audience if thinking of reselling it in the ... MoreSo much better than the wired version.This changeable DPI works so well when swapping from FPS games to top down games like MOBAS. The smaller buttons prevent sensitivity change during gaming.The extra grip comes in clutch for preventing slipping during intense gaming moments and allowing precise aiming.The length and dip on where your pointer and middle finger rest allow me to game for hours without cramping in the hand.The extra buttons on the side are useful for in game buttons or typed macros.Best part is that it’s wireless and lasts long, also comes with a storage area in the mouse for the wireless adapter.The slick design and being able to change it from right handed to left handed will provide a bigger audience if thinking of reselling it in the future.10/10 Highly Recommended

Great Feel, Less Wires, quality upgrade from previous Death Adder

I was coming off a wired Death Adder which had a middle mouse button that broke far too early and rubber grip pads that came unglued over time, but it felt really good in my larger hands.After going through and returning a couple of alternatives from logitec, I came back to this mouse, figuring I could do the same if it felt as cheap as the previous one.I don't think I'll be doing that, as the whole mouse feels like its gotten a serious construction upgrade, and where the pads used to be, there is now a great integrated grip.Not to mention that the wireless works so well that I sometimes fool myself into thinking it's better than wired.

Sergio's review of Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse

Pros: Nice sleep design without the mass of additional buttons some have.Very easy to charge / swap into wireless mode. Responsive to key presses and scrolling.Cons: You pay for quality so thats why the price is higher than many.Optional bloatware for Razer purchases such as Razer central / synapse.

Solid, lightweight wireless mouse

I bought this as a travel mouse for work. It's very lightweight which makes carrying it around easy. It comes with a little fabric pouch so I don't have to worry about anything getting scratched or damaged either. I'm not sure the exact battery life, but I charge it every so often and it hasn't died on me yet. Construction wise, I do worry about the plastic long term as it sounds a little hollow. However, the mouse itself is still very well put together and it holds up well being tossed around inside a backpack.I can't speak to how it performs gaming wise. It can be used plugged in, so you could always use it in that mode if you find the latency lacking.