Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse by Razer
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Digital camera reviews of Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse
Digital camera Review: I would buy again
Summary: 5 Stars
Really solid mouse. I had to download the latest drivers for Vista, but one I did that there were no troubles at all. Great performer.Digital camera Review: If your used to a G5 or any Logitech might not be good!
Summary: 2 Stars
Ok so this mouse is a tough one. I am saying right not it is being returned but not due to it not working or being horrible. It is just not my style. It is a very flat and long mouse so if you are used to Logitech mouse this may not be the one for you. After about an hour of gaming my hand began to cramp. Never happened with my G5 that this replaced. Also i find myself when trying to move the mouse accidentaly clicking buttons and being a gamer this is not a good thing. I just got my G9 today and it is so much better. So if your used to a Logitech and looking for an upgrade go with the new G9.Digital camera Review: In love with this mouse, even after coming from Logitech
Summary: 5 Stars
I had been using the Logitech G9 mouse for about a year when I started thinking about getting a new mouse. I spent about 1-2 months browsing Amazon and looking at all the different gaming-grade mice, and reading reviews, their specifications and asking friends about the mice they use.
I'm really heavy into gaming, specifically World of Warcraft and Left 4 Dead at the moment. I'm also a software developer, so I need a mouse that is comfortable to use all day long. I also need the mouse to not be so crazy fast that I can't use it, but fast/precise enough that I won't skip a beat during those fun fragfest moments in Left 4 Dead, or in WoW.
I finally settled on purchasing this mouse, since I also own a Razer eXactMat (which I love). I must say I am incredibly impressed with this mouse.
It has an incredibly natural feel in my hand (my hands are not very big.) The hand covers most of the mouse, and rests very comfortably on top of it. My thumb naturally fits right underneath the side mouse buttons (Mouse 4/5) and I've never accidentally clicked them. You have to move your thumb ever so slightly up to click them.
The mouse itself feels very light and easy to move around the mat. There is no option to add in extra weight, but I did not find it necessary. It glides across the mat with ease and never skips around the screen. It's also always ready to move. There is no risk of that initial "wakeup" lag, like in some wireless mice.
Visually I really like the way the logo glows. It lights up and off very slowly. Looks very cool for when I game at night.
I wish the mouse had the "free scroll" like Logitech mice do, but it's not something I really miss. If I ever have to scroll tons of pages, I simply move the scroll bar, or use PageDown or PageUp keys.
I was very worried about moving to a non-Logitech mouse, because I've been using them since the beginning of time it feels like. But honestly I am very happy with this mouse and would recommend it to anyone!
Digital camera Review: It adds death to my kill rate, that's why it called the DeathAdder
Summary: 5 Stars
I first found the Lachesis at a Future Shop and it was on sale for the price of the DeathAdder, I bough the Lachesis first and brought it home, it had some nice features......But the buttons had to be pressed very hard all six that is, the wheel was to small and took more effort to roll(very clicky), and it felt like crap, not comfortable at all, If I had very small hands, or I was a lefty, then maybe I would like it. Not a bad mouse, just not for me.
That day I took it back and swapped it for the DeathAdder, and Thank God I did. It feels fantastic, the, and to be honest, most people do not need anything above 1800dpi, just because the dpi is higher does not mean it's better.
The software it comes with is pretty cool, although I don't know if I'll use it as much as one would think, but it's there in case I do, and cool to show to people that are clueless about PC peripherals, they get blown away.
It's glows blue very nicely, and look great next to my Belkin n52te (that glows too), it's such a great combo.
The DeathAdder is a very solid mouse, the only thing I don't like it the Profile button is on the bottom. Otherwise just awesome overall.
Digital camera Review: It broke after 2 hrs
Summary: 1 Stars
The mouse broke in 2 hrs of usage. The computer shows it as unknown device after two hours of gaming. I got a G5 which is much better.