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Razer DeathAdder
$45.00
Released January, 2007
The Pros:Comfortable in your hand. Extremely accurate sensor. On-the-Fly DPI adjustments.
The Cons:Long term reliability issues. Scrolling is not always precise. Could use more than 1800 DPI max.
The DeathAdder is an entry-level ergonomic gaming mouse from Razer. Available in right- and left-handed versions, it utilizes the same 3500dpi infrared sensor as the ambidextrous Abyssus – higher-end Razer models offer laser sensors operating at up to 5600 dpi.
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The DeathAdder features five programmable buttons, while the Abyssus offers three. Both models feature 1000Hz Ultrapolling, which reduces response time to 1 ms. Sensitivity can be adjusted on-the-fly. Razer's mid-range ergonomic gaming mouse, the Imperator, adds on-board memory and two more programmable buttons in addition to a laser sensor.
Features
- Ergonomic right-handed design
- 3500dpi 3.5G infrared sensor
- 5 programmable Hyperesponse buttons
- 1000Hz Ultrapolling (1ms response)
- On-the-fly sensitivity adjustment
- Always-On mode
- 16-bit data path
- Zero-acoustic Ultraslick Teflon feet
- 7ft cable
Model Variations
- Razer DeathAdder Left-Hand Edition: ergonomic left-handed design
User Reviews (24)
Pros & Cons
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Extremely accurate sensor
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On-the-Fly DPI adjustments
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Comes in a left-handed version
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cheap price for its quality
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Long term reliability issues
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Scrolling is not always precise
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Could use more than 1800 DPI max
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Poor firmware/driver support
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#razer_deathadder I have the Razer Diamondback, which is of course both left and right handed, and I find it plenty comfortable - but had this been on the market when I got my mouse I probably would have gone for a right handed version over the regular universal one. It took a while to get used to the neutral design and was uncomfortable at first.
Aug 20, 08
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