Razer - DeathAdder V3 Wired

The largest thing I found is the Razer Deathadder V3/V3 Pro. All others have smaller shapes. Btw i'm in search of a bigger custom upper shape that can be fitted into DAV3. In the past a good large mouse i have is A4tech Outlook 8k

Orochi v2, you seem to be literally me, grip wise, and it's the Orochi v2. The DA will hurt your performance and is going the wrong way. The Viper is suboptimal but good. Since I got from Viper to Orochi, there is no way back. I was a Diamondback boy for a while before all that,

The Deathadder V3 actually has lower click latency than the Superlight 2. You won't notice a difference in terms of sensor performance. Use whichever one has a more comfortable shape to you.

I bought a death adder and it automatically installed their trash software. Bought a g502 and gave the death adder to my cousin lol

Deathadder v3/4 is huge get that

Honestly, after being on the deathadder for like 10 years, then to steel series, I have the Logitech g502 now and it's just perfect. Would never go back.

It's an asymetrical right hand shape, people usually call it an ergo mouse, though it's not truly one, just fits snuggly. If you like the shape, I would just get a newer iteration. The V2 has the same shape, updated sensor and no double clicking due to optical switches, though you can only find this one used. V3 has a bit different shape (still DeathAdder just less grooves), no RGB, lighter weight, again updated sensor (with up to 8K polling) and better switches with even lower latency. Both has HyperSpeed or Pro variants if you want wireless.

I'm in the same boat as you, once I tried a Death Adder every other mouse I've used feels like pure garbage in my hands. They either move in a clunky way, they don't fit my hands, some buttons are hard to reach, buttons don't click in a good way... and the list goes on. I'm on my 8th Death Adder now.

I've been using the Razer Deathadder for at least the past 12 years. I really like it because it has a few extra buttons without being too crazy but more importantly, I have fairly large hands so it's one of the only mouse models that can easily fit my big paws. Beforehand, I used to get hand cramps using mice that were too small.

It's 55g it's not light either

Kreo was a sponsor at one event in my college. They gave mouse and keyboards to winners of competitions. I won the FIFA tournament and they gave me this same mouse. I had a 4 year old Deathadder from Razer I purchased for 2.5k at a sale. I gave that to my Mother and started using this mouse. Quality issues are the main concern but other than that even in normal use cases other than gaming the mouse would sometimes stop working for 10 seconds and start working again. Scroll wheel button got jammed once I didn't know that was even possible. In games this mouse is inconsistent due to its sensor. I think I didn't really give it much time to grow on me but after all the random disconnections, it managed to surprise me with DPI changing when it started working again. DPI normal was 800, I used 1500 so pressed the button 2 times to switch to that. When it stopped working and on again, it switched back to 800. This was in the middle of games. I switched back to my Deathadder in 2 months. Mummy ko Logitech ka mouse dilwa diya. Kreo wala kisi junior ko de diya jisne 5 dinn baad hi boo diya ki itna chutiya mouse free mein bhi nahi Lena chaiye thha aapse. And all these frustrations were after I got it for free. I can't even imagine paying 4k for this. Get a Deathadder, Orochi, or a Viper 8K. All of them are mostly at discounts. Check Elitehubs and MDcomputers. You'll find cooler master, Razer, Logitech, corsair, even fucking hyperx mice far better in quality and performance than these. Fuck it. I have used a zebronics mouse for 3 months and that felt less hassle than this. If all the mice were cars, this one would be a tuktuk.

yeah, i find it pretty comfortable since my hand goes all over the mouse and i can move it comfortably, tried all type of grips and it is the most comfy one

I've had 8 Death Adders throughout my life. It's a testament to how much I love them that I keep buying them. It's also a testament to how poorly made they are that they keep breaking. Sadly, nothing comes even close to the "feel" that they have for me. They have the perfect weight, fit my hand, and they seem to move in the perfect way. Buttons are responsive and scroll wheel is fine. Because they're so perfect for me, I don't mind buying a new one every 1.5-2 years when they eventually stop working, but ymmv. Some people hate that kind of thing. I will add they've made improvements and my most recent one has lasted 3 years but is starting to have issues now. As for the headsets... don't buy any gaming brand of headsets, especially Corsair (Corsair PC components are great though!). The only gaming headset I've ever purchased that I like is the HyperX cloud alpha wireless.

People can bad mouth Razer all they want and they are prob right with most of it, but damn the Death Adder is something special to me. I have a Death Adder in addition to other mouses and it's been 10 years, while I've switched the other mouses prob every 1 or 2 years that death adder is going strong and I use it more than the rest. If that bad boy eventually dies I will 100% get another one. The best 20 bucks I ever invested.

first of all, I have gotten this mouse around summer of 2024. i was skeptical about it since i have pretty small hands and all of the reviews i have seen have told me that, yet i decided to risk it and go with dav3 since it fit all my requirements, it had a good shape and i needed a good mouse with flexible settings. it fits my hand perfectly and i never have any wrist/overall hand pain even after 16-20 hours of using it if i am crazy enough to not sleep at all (i use fingertip grip). the clicks are pretty light so i don't need to push my entire finger just to press a button which helps me to achieve more cps in games that require it. it's very light, comfortable and the shape is perfect. my only issue with the mouse is the fact that it creeks a little on the side below the macro buttons, but it's almost never noticeable unless i press really hard on it. i am really happy of my purchase and i have not regret it once, i recommend it to everyone since it was pretty affordable for me and the build quality is really good too if you won't press to hard on it. no issues with any of the buttons, mouse scroll wheel, etc. i am planning to make a second review in a year, i hope i will help atleast one person that is considering buying it or is looking for a good, comfortable mouse

I've used Deathadder and its really good, but it is a little heavy that's it. I would also recommend G102 if you like it light.

In a world where mice are 35-40g?

I was searching for me but anyway i bought Deathadder V3. If you look at the eloshapes site on measurements that's the biggest mouse

Deathadder 3 wired for sure.

Have two death adders still going strong on my children's gaming rigs (they're adults). One is probably 10 years old at least.

Death adder is pretty good, give it a try

Deathadder, it just feels right in my hands.

Yes correct I had the Viper mini for 3 years and it was great. Used my friends Cobra as well, felt similar weight and form factor. Switched to this V3 and feels a lil bit bigger than Viper mini, the comfort is somewhere around the middle. Appreciate your suggestion mate.

There is no better mouse for game. There are mouse more comfortable for specific sizes and grips (way you hold the mouse). Usually the most comfortable and standard is an ergo mouse like razer's deathadder, lamzu's thorn, pulsar's x3, logitech superlight dex... But all of those are probably more expensive than ur budget

I use the death adder. Don't sleep on using mouse wheel up/down as binds too. Great for focus interrupts and CC.

My death adder lasted only 2-3yrs ago while my viper ultimate is still good 5yrs later with a shit battery tho.

I'd go with deathadder, fits my hand better.

Not sure if you want to but you could look up used mice as well. I managed to get mice like the G502 X, Basilisk V3, DeathAdder V2/V3 for under 30$ each (usually 1.5-2x the price new around here so it might not be an option for you). I thought the thumb rest was a necessity for me as well but in the end the DeathAdder shape is what fits my hand perfectly.

Coming from a viper mini it feels a bit bigger, not sure about the grip. The comfort is somewhere in the middle.

maybe yea, but so far i have never felt uncomfortable with the mouse and i got used to it instantly. hopefully i will feel comfortable with the mouse for as long as it will work