@Ghillie Gamer Yeah I was working for Werner enterprises at the time. I had a layover at the Indianapolis terminal, waiting to do some kind of meeting. Well I was in the lobby playing games on my MSI GX-70 and I was paged, so I just got up and went where I needed to go. After a half hour I came back, computer and stuff was there, mouse was gone. Lol.
I bought the Razer Death Adder 3.5G 3500 dpi in 2013, it still works like a charm, though I have logitech g304 but I still use the DA for its comfort. OG mouse
My last death adder lasted over 8 years just bought my v2 and I’m loving the improvements they have made to it, improving the side grips, and better feet plus the dpi buttons are a nice addition
A Deathadder Wireless would be phenomenal. *_Edit:_* This comment was made when the DeathAdder V2 Pro wasn't out yet. So, all of you hindsight andy's can stop replying now. Thanks.
@@alistergoh9744 Never used wireless before especially from razer they are just too damn expensive compate to the wired one viper ultimate literally cost almost half of the original...... Im using g305 not as light like the viper but still usable and wireless
Been using since feb when it was released, my daily and its still like it came out of the box. No issues at all, no wear on sides or pads on bottom, overall perfect. I regularly game 8+ hours a day and it feels really good. Previously had a Model O, G203, G Pro, and Model O- and the Deathadder V2 is by far my favourite.
So you've had your DA V2 for four months and it still look like it just came out of the box? And we should be impressed why? Oh, sorry, I forgot it's a Razer product. Yea, it's amazing it's still working...
@@blahorgaslisk7763 Well considering their reputation the past few years, yeah we all should be amazed by it because it means they've finally stepped up their game and turned things around. Here's to it looking like this for the next few years or so.
@@joe-bw6wy I used my G203 for relaxed claw, those measurements are about the size of my hands and I think palm and claw are pretty good. I could never fingertip grip, but its really just preference. It's quite a small moues ngl but the clicks are still pretty crisp, I still have mine in a box after using it for about a year. Only problem I've had is the bottom pads wear off easily.
as someone who bought the razer deathadder v2 without knowing a lot of things about mice and just having 3 options in best buy, i don't regret buying it not just a little bit, it has a lot of features that make it perfect for me with the addition of a lot more of costumizability with the razer synapse
I've been using the Deathadder mouses for a very long time, and I have always loved the shape of them. It fits my hand perfectly and it is a perfect quality for gaming. I love these mouses and I recently got a Deathadder V2 and it has been amazing. Great quality rubber grips and a very smooth feeling. I love the Deathadder v2!
As a previous owner of deathadders i always loved the shape of them definitely one of my favourite designs. I bought the original deathadder and it was my longest lasting mouse when that one broke after a few years. I bought another deathadder the mice build still felt good however the mouse didn't even last 1 year and i didn't have the patience to RMA it so i purchased another one and that one broke with in a year as well. So i bought 1 last one broke in 6 months, at that point i gave up on razer. Every product I've had or gifted to people has broken ever since they brought back the chroma versions of the deathadder. I worked in a computer retail store as well and razer does not have a good reputation for the workers because how much razer products needs to be RMA'd
SeN927 For me, it is quite the opposite. I bought the razer tarantula in 2010 and replaced it this year, because I wanted a mechanical keyboard, but the tarantula still works. I also owned the boomslang for around 5-10 years and then replaced it with the mamba in 2015. The boomslang still works and I still use the mamba. For me razer makes one of the most reliable products I have ever owned, but I take a lot of care and clean my keyboard and mouse regularly.
My Razer Viper's scroll wheel kept getting stuck. I've RMA'd it twice, got fed up, and replaced it with a Model O instead. It's simply bizarre because my budget G203 and DA Elite never had any problems. I'm not telling people to refrain from buying the Viper though, because it's really good. Just be gentle with the scroll wheel, and maybe replace the mouse feet later on.
@@simonbru1299 It really depends on what type of player you are. Are you a chill gamer that just wants a comfortable mouse, or do you like competitive titles where you want to aim your best? If you game lightly, just get the DA V2 or Glorious Model D. If you're competitive, get something that you can fingertip or claw grip. Palm grip is usually not as good for aiming.
i love my deathadder V2. its literally the best mouse i have ever had. then again i have used my Deathadder chroma for over 5 years. then i bought this one. but it feels better then the chroma i had before. literally cant go wrong with this mouse.
@@iKayorei Same, I have my chroma and the grips fell off after like 4 years, tried to glue it back on and stuff, didnt feel as good and it has some oil stains. It had served me well and I've ordered the v2.
I have been using my original Deathadder 2014 for over 5 years now and compared it to 3 other mice over the years. Nothing has compared to my oldie and will be trying the V2 in the future. Hopefully it lives up to the standards because mine has not broke once over the time I have had it.
Got mine about 3 months ago and ive been really happy. I came from using a Coolermaster CM310. It had really nice high quality RGB and was very simple to configure and use. But after only about 7 or so months, the cable connection coming from the mouse started breaking, so i traded it for a Deathadder Elite, and its very nice. Definitely for large hands which I'm okay with.
This comparison hits the spot. I've had the original Deathadder since 2008 and thinking about upgrading, because I'm just so used to the shape. It still works great, even though my friends told me at the time of buying that it's gonna fall apart in half a year. I'm NOT a very tidy person and I slammed the mice in fits of rage on the table many times. If that's not a testament to the quality, I don't know what is. Спасибо за обзор, Дим! ;)
Yea I’ve had mine about 9 months had a mamba elite at first but this one felt better and ill probably be buying the same one of this one ever gives out on me.
Been using a deathadder for years. Still my goto. Even bought one for work. I just keep an eye on Amazon. Sometimes the price drops 50% and I buy it.... :) Death adder elite was a good build.
I've had the Deathadder Chroma for a few years and have had zero issues, love it. I upgraded to the V2 because it's the only one I feel made real upgrades. I love it even more. Honestly I just love the fit and feel in my hand the most but all the other grades really make it a quite nice mouse. The optical switches in right and left mouse buttons do feel different though, the previous iterations all had mechanical up to this point. I wouldn't same "squishy" but they do have a "softer" feel. Less bite and not as loud. I am overall happy with their mice and glad to continue on with them for mice.
I am a proud owner of my Deathadder from 2015 with 1800 DPI still working. I came to this video because I am now purchasing the V2 because I just love the shape and I don't see myself with another brand, mouse wise.
My first DeathAddder was DA Nova Blue (2006) next one was DA Respawn aka 3.5G (2009) and now DA V2 (2020). The feeling of this mouse is one of a kind, fits my hand perfeectlly.
I love my Death Adder Elite, the only problem I have had with it is, the side rubber piece started to come off of it. I fixed it by using double sided tape, the kind comes with cold weather window insulation kits.
I can tell you how to fix and upgrade your grips at the same time, if it interests you. Buy a roll of Lizard Skins 0.5mm DSP Bat Grip, peel the original rubber grips off entirely and use them as a template to cut new ones out of the Lizard Skins grip. Use some rubbing alcohol to clean up any adhesive residue off the mouse and stick your newly cut grips on where the originals came off. You now have new and upgraded mouse grips that can be easily replaced in future if every needed.
I bought a deathadder when it first came out, haven't wanted a different mouse since. Tried a couple others after my first deathadder died. I didn't like them so I went out and got the black edition death adder. Ran that one until the buttons gave out and got the Chroma version. I'd buy another one if this one went out without question. Would love a wireless version as well.
I've used the razer deathadder elite for almost 4 years. I definitely put it through its paces. Traveled with it, threw it, slammed it, the braiding on the cable essentially fell off but it still worked. Only recently did it break and I just had to buy the deathadder v2 because there is nothing that can replace the feel of the deathadder. The shape, size, positioning, simplicity; it's all there. It's not over complicated like most other mice on the market with useless grooves, adjustable weight or 10 to 12 buttons. It's simple, sleek and it more than does the job. Turly the best gaming mouse on the market.
I had the original DeathAdder (I might still have it, it's around here somewhere). It was a great mouse, lasted quite a bit. I was then gifted a Mamba shortly after it came out for Christmas by my parents. That was a great mouse but it didn't last two years. After that, I bought my current mouse, the DeathAdder from a few years ago. It's still going strong, very comfortable, reliable, and clean looking. I don't like a lot of design "action" on my stuff (outside of lighting), and this thing is great. I currently run Corsair heavy, from fans to RAM to keyboard and mousepad (all RGBed up of course), BUUUUUT I don't think I will go Corsair mouse for a while. I have a feeling this mouse will last me a good long time.
I've been using a death adder in some shape or form for the past 7 years, It fits my large hand exceptionally well. I upgraded from the Death adder RGB to the Death adder Elite in 2018, unfortunately I've had some issues with the mouse since then, the scroll wheel bugs out at slower scrolling speeds and the mouse has started to double click. I'm hesitant to tryout a new mouse that isn't a death adder so I'm seriously considering the DeathAdder V2.
i just got a second hand deathadder v2 for my birthday. i tried a deathadder before, i wasnt really sold on its shape and the way it fit in my hand, but now that i got one for myself and tried it and set it up just the way i like it, i have to say it is the perfect mouse for me.
@@marcioribeiro9973 Razer took 1 step forward and 2 step back then :( The Synapse software are all great until it isn't, several updates later you'll eventually gonna step into some problems. Been like that since it came out sadly. Not to mention the constant updates You get spammed with every week ;)
been using DAs models since the original, rocking a 2yrs old Elite atm and I just bought a Viper Ultimate. I'll get back to DA when a wireless version comes out :)
Not just the best in terms of performance, but also the most durable mouse I've ever had. Been using DA Elite for 4 years before it broke 2 days ago. Now it's time to upgrade to V2.
People might hate on Razer as a brand, but we have to admit they own one of the greatest gaming mouses of all time. Logitech g502 is very popular right now, but it appears bulky and develops double click issues.
Nice review! You guys do the best ones around, I built half my PC with yours in mind :) I bought the Deathadder v2 about a week ago, after reading some reviews, I thought about giving it a shot, and man, I didn't miss. The shape is great, I do claw and fingertip grip with a hand of 18,5x11cm and is absolutely amazing, it fills up your palm without being bulky, along with the perfect weight for the size. I've been using a Steelseries Rival 300 for 4 years, and this upgrade made my precision almost 2 times better in competitive FPS (BF5) and I felt it since minute one. For the ones that like big mices and have medium and large hands, this is the one (IMHO).
I have been using the DA since the 2013 model, it is a great mouse, had some issues with a squeaking mouse wheel with the 2013 model but thankfully all mouse wheel issues have been fixed with the DA Elite which is the one that I'm currently using.
I've had my Deathadder elite for about 3 years now and I've always loved it. I am looking to replace it because it is old and been abused over the years. I am very interested in the V2 because of how favorable the elite is to me. This video set me on it and I'm gonna order one. Especially after seeing the response time on those clicks. 10/10 will always recommend something in the Deathadder series.
Joo u just described my life 1:1 ,i have also the elite since 3 years,but I have a issue with mine,the left click button does not work good anymore,when i click spam everything is fine,but when I am holding the button,it does nothing for a sec(for example my gun does not shoot & I have to press harder ) & that sucks Do you have the deathadder v2 already? How is it?
Was in a old school gaming lan party shop. Took seat in one of the random gaming computers they had to offer. Started playing bfbc2 and absolutely demolished everyone. Then I was like"man this mice is great. It's comfortable and respond amazingly. This is what a gaming mice should be. Turns out It was the original deathadder. Bought the minute I had enough money to pay for one. Changed my gaming life ever since.
Bought a V2 to replace my elite that started to malfunction after a couple years. I tried looking at other mice but I just didn't wanna risk having something less than what I'm used to. Which is basicly a great allround mouse.
Still have my Razer Deathadder Black Edition from 2009, only now showing signs of retirement hence watching these videos. Tried tested and true to form, the Deathadder has earned it's legacy 💪
I bought a Deathadder in 2014, and it was such an amazing upgrade from my old $10 hp mouse that I felt cheated when I used anything else! After a couple of years I upgraded to the Deathadder Elite and passed on my old one to a friend. I'm looking forward to upgrading again to the V2 as soon as my budget allows :) I like these mice so much I also use a Deathadder Elite for work at my desk. I couldn't pass it up when they were heavily discounted several months back.
After using a Deathadder Chroma for 6 years, I'm so glad that I have made that ridiculous investment of 70 euros all those years ago. Deathadder mouses are truly the most comfortable mice in the world. It still looks like new after 6 years. My family members always 'borrow' it when I'm away. Currently, I'm buying two deathadders V2 so that everyone in my family has one and does not feel the need to 'borrow' ughh.. uhmmm steal the mouse from me.
I've had my deathadder elite for 4 years. Finally started to give out in my right click so I'm upgrading to the deathadder V2 cause I've been so happy with this mouse (:
Not buying Razer mouses again, less than 2 years of usage and my deathadder started having problems, the lighting flickering, the middle button not working, the left button double clicking on single clicks. It never fell, and i never used it in an agressive manner, switched to Corsair Harpoon, cheap and reliable.
They've really changed now though, the Viper and Deathadder V2 are *really* good quality. My v2 has been my daily since feb, no issues at all and nothing has worn down (sides, bottom pads). My fav mouse ever, and I've used Model O, Model O-, G203 and G Pro wireless and by far the deathadder is the best (in my opinion). Glad you enjoy the harpoon though!
and their mercury lineup, many people say it wears off i looked at lancehead te white on amazon, and there r pictures of mouse the razer logo looks like blob of colour xD
@@JacobThomas0212 I hope, i also still have a blackwidow ultimate and it has been 100% reliable, seems like it was manufactured by a totally different company
Personally owned the Deathadder v1, Deathadder elite, Deathadder v2 and the Mamba wireless (supposed to be the DeathAdder wireless Equiv) Always loved the shape and the weight definitely did not hold me back. As the mice got lighter and the mousepads got smoother, it becomes harder to control. However, turning down the sensitivity easily fixes the "issue" and allows for a more comfortable experience. Very fast and responsive mouse. Wouldn't use any other mouse. The only issue I had up to the Deathadder elite was the rubber grip falling off after a couple months of constant use. The Deathadder V2 fixed this by having it built into the mouse instead of removable.
Have 2 Left handed Deathadders. One from 2010/11 (around release) and bought a replacement (just in case) 5-6 years later. Still going strong. Sadly they've been out of stock for a long time! We miss you lefty version :(
I've used my all black-edition Deathadder for 7 years until the mouse wheel starting getting funky. It would randomly scroll or wouldn't scroll at all. There was a fix for it but that required opening it up. Never got around too it. Def one of my favorite mice. It's been thru hell and back xD I don't see how people don't like Razr products, for me they've held up for a long time.
I've been using deathadder for five years, in five years I've used 4 deathadder mice, no one could live more than 1.5 years, all had double click issue within 1-1.5 year. But I still can't give up on this mouse. I've tried Bloody V3, Gigabyte XM300, Logitech G403, but it's the SHAPE of the daethadder that keeps me coming back to it.
If you are a long (long) time Habu user, the Deathadder V2 is also the Habu V2 (since it finally puts all the buttons back in pretty much exactly the same places).
same experience with Razer products here... I just upgraded my G502 (the first one) with a G502SE... just because I can... cause the original G502 is still fully working.
@@gaston-alegre-stotzer I'm looking forward to buy Viper Mini to replace my G502 Spectrum lol, I want to try some light mouse that has been the trend since last year and see it for myself how good it actually is
Have you heard or faced any issue regarding scrolling or any other faults? Will it be a good buy or can I look at other options like Steelseries Rival 710/600?
I have the deathadder v2 and it's honestly a superb mouse. The sensor is really really good and that combined with the newer feet and lighter weight compared to the deathadder elite makes for a better experience especially in fps games. I had the deathadder elite before this mouse and I had it for about 4 years and that is also an amazing mouse but the rubber grip on the side started to peel off which I heard a lot of people had problems with. I've had the v2 for a couple of months now and I haven't had any problems with it so far and as of when I post this the price is around 60 bucks for it (atleast in sweden) and that is such a good price for what you get with this mouse. I would say if you are thinking of buying a new mouse you should concider the deathadder v2.
i got introduced to razer by my older (now 30) year old brother, he had the deathadder essential and it died a while ago due to old abuse, i've always wanted to get another for myself because how comfortable the mouse design was. now i have the V2 and im happy to say im happy with it. feels heavy but not too much, which i like. i don like light mice, feels cheap to me. but comfort and performance is great on it.
Deathadder is the pure love guys. Been using it since 2007 getting every new version and i can't ever think of going to any another mouse in my life 🥰🥰🥰 about to buy my 11th deathadder 🥰🥰
Wow you're a DeathAdder enthusiast. That's cool. I've only ever got just one. Way back in 2012. It's a DeathAdder 3.5G. But i just ordered the latest V2 wired. Can't wait to feel the matte sides of the V2. The 3.5G i have is glossy on the sides and a bit slippery.
Not even close to the best, especially because Razer uses cheap switches in their mice that develops double / triple clicking problems when you only click once. Had to RMA multiple Razer mice because if this issue.
Microsoft mice had that issue for a long time too. I moved to Logitech years ago because of this. Also Microsoft just don't tend to make good gaming mice like they used to back in the day.
I had Razer Deathadder Elite for a year. I gave it to a friend for his birthday. Now i have Logitech G203 and im happy with it but the Deathadder is for me the best mouse ever created.I miss it and if I get the chance to swithc back to it i 100% will.
I've been using a Razer DeathAdder for 7-8 years now, and have absolutely loved using it. The shape fits my hand perfectly. However, it is definitely starting to show its age with the scrollwheel button starting to get worn out. I have to click it a certain way to get any sort of response (though scroll still works). I've been looking for another mouse to buy, and I'm tempted to get the V2 now that I see it's released. However, I've been wanting to get a wireless mouse, and currently thinking of getting the Basilisk. If the DeathAdder were to come out with a wireless version, I would purchase it in a heartbeat!
high DPI doesnt just mean u can play at that high DPI. it literally means its more sensitive. so moving the slightest amounts wont make the mouse jump or be jittery like it used to be before.
Best mouse ever, I am currently using DeathAdder Expert for 4 years, recently my left click started to go bad (sometimes registers 2 clicks when pressed once and getting soft) and it seems like that's the only issue I have ever had with this mice. My first DeathAdder left-click went after 4 years and second Deathadder Chroma the same. That's why I have decided to resurrect all three mice, I have ordered 3x Omron switches and once they arrive I will have 3 working mice :) I do recommend this mouse to everyone who does not need a crazy amount of buttons on the mouse.
I've used the 2013 one since 2013. The mouse hasn't messed up yet, just the side grip is starting to loosen. Definitely will be getting this deathadder
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I don't know the answer to the question but mine is still working after 14 years and this deserves to be acknowledged.
14 years !!!! damn that's a gem
Wowww
doubt that, im on my 4th deathadder. been using razer mice since 2009
@@YNorth my deathadder is also still working without a problem after 7 years of intensive gaming.
Wow ur mouse is older than me
Someone stole my OG deathadder years ago. Could've taken my whole laptop, but just the mouse lol.
@Ghillie Gamer Yeah I was working for Werner enterprises at the time. I had a layover at the Indianapolis terminal, waiting to do some kind of meeting. Well I was in the lobby playing games on my MSI GX-70 and I was paged, so I just got up and went where I needed to go. After a half hour I came back, computer and stuff was there, mouse was gone. Lol.
@@TheNiteNinja19 what a coward thief.
@@lyrilljackson no, a smart one. Steal the small, less noticable time other than the big obvious one.
Professionals have standards. He knows what a quality mouse is when he sees one.
@@freshlymemed5680 yeah, well most thief's are probably retarded so
I bought the Deathadder as my first "gaming" mouse in 2013 and I'm still using it till today....great mouse
That's the same year I did too and used it up until last year when I got the viper but want to go back to the deathadder lol
I bought the Razer Death Adder 3.5G 3500 dpi in 2013, it still works like a charm, though I have logitech g304 but I still use the DA for its comfort. OG mouse
Won't the PTFE feet get thinner on using many years and cause increase in friction.???
@@vishakvs6657 They do, i actually just had to replace my deathadder for this very reason
Damn that's some durability right there
when he said he would be comparing the v2 to the original I thought he meant the deathadder elite but homie brought it back to 2007 💀 😭
3500 dpi gang!
i even was too young to play with computer at that year 💀
My last death adder lasted over 8 years just bought my v2 and I’m loving the improvements they have made to it, improving the side grips, and better feet plus the dpi buttons are a nice addition
How is it today
Can u give update of it mate?
A Deathadder Wireless would be phenomenal.
*_Edit:_* This comment was made when the DeathAdder V2 Pro wasn't out yet. So, all of you hindsight andy's can stop replying now. Thanks.
It’s called Razer Mamba :D
MrTechcat not the same shape tho :DD
The price would be phenomenal also
@@MonicaHolly143 the basilisk x is pretty phenomenal
@@alistergoh9744
Never used wireless before especially from razer they are just too damn expensive compate to the wired one viper ultimate literally cost almost half of the original......
Im using g305 not as light like the viper but still usable and wireless
Been using since feb when it was released, my daily and its still like it came out of the box. No issues at all, no wear on sides or pads on bottom, overall perfect. I regularly game 8+ hours a day and it feels really good. Previously had a Model O, G203, G Pro, and Model O- and the Deathadder V2 is by far my favourite.
So you've had your DA V2 for four months and it still look like it just came out of the box? And we should be impressed why? Oh, sorry, I forgot it's a Razer product. Yea, it's amazing it's still working...
can you rate a g203 for a 17cmx9cm? what grips r best
@@blahorgaslisk7763 Well considering their reputation the past few years, yeah we all should be amazed by it because it means they've finally stepped up their game and turned things around. Here's to it looking like this for the next few years or so.
@@joe-bw6wy I used my G203 for relaxed claw, those measurements are about the size of my hands and I think palm and claw are pretty good. I could never fingertip grip, but its really just preference. It's quite a small moues ngl but the clicks are still pretty crisp, I still have mine in a box after using it for about a year. Only problem I've had is the bottom pads wear off easily.
@@JacobThomas0212 have you had replacement pads?
as someone who bought the razer deathadder v2 without knowing a lot of things about mice and just having 3 options in best buy, i don't regret buying it not just a little bit, it has a lot of features that make it perfect for me with the addition of a lot more of costumizability with the razer synapse
😸 Ik
I will always try something new, but the Deathadder always pulls me back in. It’s the shape. It’s just perfect.
I've been using the Deathadder mouses for a very long time, and I have always loved the shape of them. It fits my hand perfectly and it is a perfect quality for gaming. I love these mouses and I recently got a Deathadder V2 and it has been amazing. Great quality rubber grips and a very smooth feeling. I love the Deathadder v2!
3:34 that little finger walk kills me.
As a previous owner of deathadders i always loved the shape of them definitely one of my favourite designs.
I bought the original deathadder and it was my longest lasting mouse when that one broke after a few years. I bought another deathadder the mice build still felt good however the mouse didn't even last 1 year and i didn't have the patience to RMA it so i purchased another one and that one broke with in a year as well. So i bought 1 last one broke in 6 months, at that point i gave up on razer. Every product I've had or gifted to people has broken ever since they brought back the chroma versions of the deathadder. I worked in a computer retail store as well and razer does not have a good reputation for the workers because how much razer products needs to be RMA'd
SeN927 For me, it is quite the opposite. I bought the razer tarantula in 2010 and replaced it this year, because I wanted a mechanical keyboard, but the tarantula still works. I also owned the boomslang for around 5-10 years and then replaced it with the mamba in 2015. The boomslang still works and I still use the mamba. For me razer makes one of the most reliable products I have ever owned, but I take a lot of care and clean my keyboard and mouse regularly.
Just out of curiosity, what mouse are you using now? My Razer Deathadder Elite recently started to give in, so im currently looking for a new mice.
@@simonbru1299 Had the same experience as he did. Switched to steel series sensei 310. It's awesome, never had an issue.
My Razer Viper's scroll wheel kept getting stuck. I've RMA'd it twice, got fed up, and replaced it with a Model O instead. It's simply bizarre because my budget G203 and DA Elite never had any problems. I'm not telling people to refrain from buying the Viper though, because it's really good. Just be gentle with the scroll wheel, and maybe replace the mouse feet later on.
@@simonbru1299 It really depends on what type of player you are. Are you a chill gamer that just wants a comfortable mouse, or do you like competitive titles where you want to aim your best? If you game lightly, just get the DA V2 or Glorious Model D. If you're competitive, get something that you can fingertip or claw grip. Palm grip is usually not as good for aiming.
Watches a razer mouse video, gets a corsair mouse ad
lmao
and i got a computer science add
i love my deathadder V2. its literally the best mouse i have ever had. then again i have used my Deathadder chroma for over 5 years. then i bought this one. but it feels better then the chroma i had before. literally cant go wrong with this mouse.
Did the RGB turn on as soon as you plugged it in?
I'm trying to replace my Deathadder Chroma but I'm consider the V2 instead. Getting harder to find Chroma online.
@@iKayorei Same, I have my chroma and the grips fell off after like 4 years, tried to glue it back on and stuff, didnt feel as good and it has some oil stains. It had served me well and I've ordered the v2.
Do you still using it without problem ? and are you happy with it ?
@@han436 yes works good after a year. No problems
I have been using my original Deathadder 2014 for over 5 years now and compared it to 3 other mice over the years. Nothing has compared to my oldie and will be trying the V2 in the future. Hopefully it lives up to the standards because mine has not broke once over the time I have had it.
DeathAdder OG (10 years) - DeathAdder Elite (2 years) - DeathAdder V2 (first day of use)
Got mine about 3 months ago and ive been really happy. I came from using a Coolermaster CM310. It had really nice high quality RGB and was very simple to configure and use. But after only about 7 or so months, the cable connection coming from the mouse started breaking, so i traded it for a Deathadder Elite, and its very nice. Definitely for large hands which I'm okay with.
Used my deathadder in 7 years still going strong
This comparison hits the spot. I've had the original Deathadder since 2008 and thinking about upgrading, because I'm just so used to the shape. It still works great, even though my friends told me at the time of buying that it's gonna fall apart in half a year. I'm NOT a very tidy person and I slammed the mice in fits of rage on the table many times. If that's not a testament to the quality, I don't know what is.
Спасибо за обзор, Дим! ;)
I got this mouse on sale at walmart for $20 a couple months ago and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. It works flawlessly.
Had this for over a year and its still working like brand new
Yea I’ve had mine about 9 months had a mamba elite at first but this one felt better and ill probably be buying the same one of this one ever gives out on me.
still holding up. If this mouse ever breaks I would love to buy another one. I press HARD at times during gameplay.
Same here :)
I would love to see a Deathadder Ultimate :D
same
@@urboizero8209
Mamba is it’s ultimate form
@@kevindelgado7083 But there is already a Mamba Wireless :p
@@kevindelgado7083 different shape from the deathadder
Been using a deathadder for years. Still my goto. Even bought one for work. I just keep an eye on Amazon. Sometimes the price drops 50% and I buy it.... :) Death adder elite was a good build.
I've had the Deathadder Chroma for a few years and have had zero issues, love it. I upgraded to the V2 because it's the only one I feel made real upgrades. I love it even more. Honestly I just love the fit and feel in my hand the most but all the other grades really make it a quite nice mouse. The optical switches in right and left mouse buttons do feel different though, the previous iterations all had mechanical up to this point. I wouldn't same "squishy" but they do have a "softer" feel. Less bite and not as loud. I am overall happy with their mice and glad to continue on with them for mice.
I have so many mice and this v2 is my favorite to use for any fps.
I am a proud owner of my Deathadder from 2015 with 1800 DPI still working. I came to this video because I am now purchasing the V2 because I just love the shape and I don't see myself with another brand, mouse wise.
My first DeathAddder was DA Nova Blue (2006) next one was DA Respawn aka 3.5G (2009) and now DA V2 (2020). The feeling of this mouse is one of a kind, fits my hand perfeectlly.
Miałem dokładnie te same rewizje Deathaddera.
Teraz kupuje V2, bo niestety przyciski nie są wieczne 🥲
120zł w tym momencie za V2, aż szkoda nie kupić
hello bro
a want to ask you about the Mouse
my head was 20cm tall wih 10 cm
can i take this one for this big head
or not ?
I love my Death Adder Elite, the only problem I have had with it is, the side rubber piece started to come off of it. I fixed it by using double sided tape, the kind comes with cold weather window insulation kits.
Another problem for me is the top two buttons where if I flick I will press it accidentally
I can tell you how to fix and upgrade your grips at the same time, if it interests you. Buy a roll of Lizard Skins 0.5mm DSP Bat Grip, peel the original rubber grips off entirely and use them as a template to cut new ones out of the Lizard Skins grip. Use some rubbing alcohol to clean up any adhesive residue off the mouse and stick your newly cut grips on where the originals came off. You now have new and upgraded mouse grips that can be easily replaced in future if every needed.
When mine started coming off I fully took the grips off and rubbed the adhesive off and I was able to get used to it if all else fails
I had the same issue plus I ended up with a double click as well. This mouse really isn't that great as it broke after only two years moderate use.
Going on year two with mine, the only "problem" I've had with it is the green LED in the scrollwheel busted lmao
The Dark set has a strong suit of its own👌
I bought a deathadder when it first came out, haven't wanted a different mouse since. Tried a couple others after my first deathadder died. I didn't like them so I went out and got the black edition death adder. Ran that one until the buttons gave out and got the Chroma version. I'd buy another one if this one went out without question. Would love a wireless version as well.
It's going to be interesting to see how they use this new set. Dmitry is Hollywood quality with his film work.
I have had my deathadder v2 for around 4 months and I absolutely love it.
Does the wire annoy you?
@@luckyllama7607 not actually.I actually love the wire it feels so protective.
I've used the razer deathadder elite for almost 4 years. I definitely put it through its paces. Traveled with it, threw it, slammed it, the braiding on the cable essentially fell off but it still worked. Only recently did it break and I just had to buy the deathadder v2 because there is nothing that can replace the feel of the deathadder. The shape, size, positioning, simplicity; it's all there. It's not over complicated like most other mice on the market with useless grooves, adjustable weight or 10 to 12 buttons. It's simple, sleek and it more than does the job. Turly the best gaming mouse on the market.
I had the original DeathAdder (I might still have it, it's around here somewhere). It was a great mouse, lasted quite a bit. I was then gifted a Mamba shortly after it came out for Christmas by my parents. That was a great mouse but it didn't last two years. After that, I bought my current mouse, the DeathAdder from a few years ago. It's still going strong, very comfortable, reliable, and clean looking. I don't like a lot of design "action" on my stuff (outside of lighting), and this thing is great. I currently run Corsair heavy, from fans to RAM to keyboard and mousepad (all RGBed up of course), BUUUUUT I don't think I will go Corsair mouse for a while. I have a feeling this mouse will last me a good long time.
I've been using a death adder in some shape or form for the past 7 years, It fits my large hand exceptionally well. I upgraded from the Death adder RGB to the Death adder Elite in 2018, unfortunately I've had some issues with the mouse since then, the scroll wheel bugs out at slower scrolling speeds and the mouse has started to double click. I'm hesitant to tryout a new mouse that isn't a death adder so I'm seriously considering the DeathAdder V2.
i just got a second hand deathadder v2 for my birthday. i tried a deathadder before, i wasnt really sold on its shape and the way it fit in my hand, but now that i got one for myself and tried it and set it up just the way i like it, i have to say it is the perfect mouse for me.
Just bought the V2, so this video gives me a good peace of mind
But can You set the color to a fixed color (or turn it off) and then save it on the onboard memory and uninstall the crapware (synapese)?
@@laggmonstret No, you need synapse to properly use the rgb settings. Tbh I'm having no problems with it
@@marcioribeiro9973 Razer took 1 step forward and 2 step back then :( The Synapse software are all great until it isn't, several updates later you'll eventually gonna step into some problems. Been like that since it came out sadly. Not to mention the constant updates You get spammed with every week ;)
been using DAs models since the original, rocking a 2yrs old Elite atm and I just bought a Viper Ultimate. I'll get back to DA when a wireless version comes out :)
I've been using deathadder 2013 for nearly 7 years now, and I can't imagine me using another mice, looking forward to upgrade to v2
Omg same I got the 2014 version and still use it to this day
Not just the best in terms of performance, but also the most durable mouse I've ever had. Been using DA Elite for 4 years before it broke 2 days ago. Now it's time to upgrade to V2.
🤣
Wireless deathadder on 70 - 80grams that would be nice
and it has 100% virgin ptfe feet with a cable similar to a paracord
I think that's when you ask someone to 3D print a honeycomb shell for you. 🙂
Also in white 👍
@@onepumpman6209 Why does the cable matters so much in a wireless mouse?
Boy they cant make wired DA 80g you want wireless one. Aint happening chief.
I was gonna go for a g502 but after seeing some people complain about getting double click issues im probably going to get this one
my deathadder v2 came in today, and it's amazing. Will be buying the v3 in 5 or so years :D
People might hate on Razer as a brand, but we have to admit they own one of the greatest gaming mouses of all time. Logitech g502 is very popular right now, but it appears bulky and develops double click issues.
Got a deathadder chroma - been a few years and it’s still going strong
Mine started double click after 1 year. Switched to Logitech (g403 prodigy) for a few years and still fine. But just bought g305 wireless
Nice review! You guys do the best ones around, I built half my PC with yours in mind :) I bought the Deathadder v2 about a week ago, after reading some reviews, I thought about giving it a shot, and man, I didn't miss.
The shape is great, I do claw and fingertip grip with a hand of 18,5x11cm and is absolutely amazing, it fills up your palm without being bulky, along with the perfect weight for the size.
I've been using a Steelseries Rival 300 for 4 years, and this upgrade made my precision almost 2 times better in competitive FPS (BF5) and I felt it since minute one.
For the ones that like big mices and have medium and large hands, this is the one (IMHO).
I have been using the DA since the 2013 model, it is a great mouse, had some issues with a squeaking mouse wheel with the 2013 model but thankfully all mouse wheel issues have been fixed with the DA Elite which is the one that I'm currently using.
I've had my Deathadder elite for about 3 years now and I've always loved it. I am looking to replace it because it is old and been abused over the years. I am very interested in the V2 because of how favorable the elite is to me. This video set me on it and I'm gonna order one. Especially after seeing the response time on those clicks. 10/10 will always recommend something in the Deathadder series.
Joo u just described my life 1:1 ,i have also the elite since 3 years,but I have a issue with mine,the left click button does not work good anymore,when i click spam everything is fine,but when I am holding the button,it does nothing for a sec(for example my gun does not shoot & I have to press harder ) & that sucks
Do you have the deathadder v2 already? How is it?
I still have my 2013 version.
It still works that honestly I want it to break so I can buy the new one.
Was in a old school gaming lan party shop. Took seat in one of the random gaming computers they had to offer. Started playing bfbc2 and absolutely demolished everyone. Then I was like"man this mice is great. It's comfortable and respond amazingly. This is what a gaming mice should be. Turns out It was the original deathadder. Bought the minute I had enough money to pay for one. Changed my gaming life ever since.
Bought a V2 to replace my elite that started to malfunction after a couple years. I tried looking at other mice but I just didn't wanna risk having something less than what I'm used to. Which is basicly a great allround mouse.
Still have my Razer Deathadder Black Edition from 2009, only now showing signs of retirement hence watching these videos. Tried tested and true to form, the Deathadder has earned it's legacy 💪
If they made a mini deathadder like for the size of us with small hands then I would cop in a heartbeat
They have a v2 mini available now
I bought a Deathadder in 2014, and it was such an amazing upgrade from my old $10 hp mouse that I felt cheated when I used anything else! After a couple of years I upgraded to the Deathadder Elite and passed on my old one to a friend. I'm looking forward to upgrading again to the V2 as soon as my budget allows :) I like these mice so much I also use a Deathadder Elite for work at my desk. I couldn't pass it up when they were heavily discounted several months back.
Switched deathadder for g502, never going back.
yeah g502 has way to many buttons
g502= BRICK
@@nitronite7 A brick that lasts. You can't beat the quality.
@@DrakonR a brick that will develop double clicking in months
wait till the double clicking hits
I've had mine which is the left handed one for around 6 or 7 years and it's still going strong.
14 years?That felt like 3 years...
Loved that you actually played at 20k DPI.
It works really well if you drop in game sensitivity literally as low as it goes. Try it on doom or something it's great.
I've been using the death adder since I got into PC gaming in 2017, I love that mouse.
Newb is as newb does
@@DrakonR what
Now we need Deathadder Ultimate 8K.
Wireless of course.
After using a Deathadder Chroma for 6 years, I'm so glad that I have made that ridiculous investment of 70 euros all those years ago. Deathadder mouses are truly the most comfortable mice in the world. It still looks like new after 6 years. My family members always 'borrow' it when I'm away. Currently, I'm buying two deathadders V2 so that everyone in my family has one and does not feel the need to 'borrow' ughh.. uhmmm steal the mouse from me.
I've had my deathadder elite for 4 years. Finally started to give out in my right click so I'm upgrading to the deathadder V2 cause I've been so happy with this mouse (:
Not buying Razer mouses again, less than 2 years of usage and my deathadder started having problems, the lighting flickering, the middle button not working, the left button double clicking on single clicks. It never fell, and i never used it in an agressive manner, switched to Corsair Harpoon, cheap and reliable.
They've really changed now though, the Viper and Deathadder V2 are *really* good quality. My v2 has been my daily since feb, no issues at all and nothing has worn down (sides, bottom pads). My fav mouse ever, and I've used Model O, Model O-, G203 and G Pro wireless and by far the deathadder is the best (in my opinion). Glad you enjoy the harpoon though!
and their mercury lineup, many people say it wears off i looked at lancehead te white on amazon, and there r pictures of mouse the razer logo looks like blob of colour xD
Mines is still going strong
@@JacobThomas0212 I hope, i also still have a blackwidow ultimate and it has been 100% reliable, seems like it was manufactured by a totally different company
Wow you get 2 years out of your mice?
Personally owned the Deathadder v1, Deathadder elite, Deathadder v2 and the Mamba wireless (supposed to be the DeathAdder wireless Equiv)
Always loved the shape and the weight definitely did not hold me back.
As the mice got lighter and the mousepads got smoother, it becomes harder to control.
However, turning down the sensitivity easily fixes the "issue" and allows for a more comfortable experience.
Very fast and responsive mouse. Wouldn't use any other mouse.
The only issue I had up to the Deathadder elite was the rubber grip falling off after a couple months of constant use.
The Deathadder V2 fixed this by having it built into the mouse instead of removable.
5:28 slyly drops box to wave hands about as usual!
Deathadder v2 or Viper? And why
I still have my blue Diamondback and it doesn’t disappoint. Just had some issues with the clicking feedback. 👍🏻
NanoSpyder I have diamondback too and its chroma dude what u mean with blue
@Kelso_O I dont see any og mouse like 2004 deathadder or something so its normal dont know old mice ?
Epic
And i have my razer taipan and perfectly fine no problem.
Have 2 Left handed Deathadders. One from 2010/11 (around release) and bought a replacement (just in case) 5-6 years later. Still going strong. Sadly they've been out of stock for a long time! We miss you lefty version :(
Thanks for the Review D! first gaming mouse I've used and i'm happy with the changes, planning to buy one and replace my M4
I've used my all black-edition Deathadder for 7 years until the mouse wheel starting getting funky.
It would randomly scroll or wouldn't scroll at all. There was a fix for it but that required opening it up. Never got around too it.
Def one of my favorite mice. It's been thru hell and back xD I don't see how people don't like Razr products, for me they've held up for a long time.
yeah finally a dark mode background ! best to watch @ night
I've been using deathadder for five years, in five years I've used 4 deathadder mice, no one could live more than 1.5 years, all had double click issue within 1-1.5 year. But I still can't give up on this mouse. I've tried Bloody V3, Gigabyte XM300, Logitech G403, but it's the SHAPE of the daethadder that keeps me coming back to it.
How about steelseries rival 600?
@@Mr.2GD don't like the shape
the deathadder should have a smaller version, if they do make it and use the optical switches i'd buy it on a whim
Needs a bigger version. No room on the left side to fit both fingers comfortably
If you are a long (long) time Habu user, the Deathadder V2 is also the Habu V2 (since it finally puts all the buttons back in pretty much exactly the same places).
I bought a DeathAdder back in 2017 and the mouse wheel went out only after 4 months of use
same experience with Razer products here... I just upgraded my G502 (the first one) with a G502SE... just because I can... cause the original G502 is still fully working.
Have mine for almost 3 years without any trouble
@@gaston-alegre-stotzer I'm looking forward to buy Viper Mini to replace my G502 Spectrum lol, I want to try some light mouse that has been the trend since last year and see it for myself how good it actually is
I've been using a v2 mini for a couple months now and it's the best mouse I have ever had
Switched to V2 from Viper and I like it more. Did not expect this :)
Have you heard or faced any issue regarding scrolling or any other faults? Will it be a good buy or can I look at other options like Steelseries Rival 710/600?
I have the deathadder v2 and it's honestly a superb mouse. The sensor is really really good and that combined with the newer feet and lighter weight compared to the deathadder elite makes for a better experience especially in fps games. I had the deathadder elite before this mouse and I had it for about 4 years and that is also an amazing mouse but the rubber grip on the side started to peel off which I heard a lot of people had problems with. I've had the v2 for a couple of months now and I haven't had any problems with it so far and as of when I post this the price is around 60 bucks for it (atleast in sweden) and that is such a good price for what you get with this mouse. I would say if you are thinking of buying a new mouse you should concider the deathadder v2.
Razer need to make Deathadder V2 mini.
they have now
Been using three generations of deathadder and never think of stopping it’s just perfect for my hand size and comfortable
it is, ive had mine for 3 years now, need a new one as its starting to crumble xD
Coldy only 3 years I’ve had mine for 6-7 years XD mostly because I’m broke af
i got introduced to razer by my older (now 30) year old brother, he had the deathadder essential and it died a while ago due to old abuse, i've always wanted to get another for myself because how comfortable the mouse design was. now i have the V2 and im happy to say im happy with it. feels heavy but not too much, which i like. i don like light mice, feels cheap to me. but comfort and performance is great on it.
When my Deathadder Elite arrived, the Deathadder v2 got released:/
Deathadder is the pure love guys. Been using it since 2007 getting every new version and i can't ever think of going to any another mouse in my life 🥰🥰🥰 about to buy my 11th deathadder 🥰🥰
Wow you're a DeathAdder enthusiast.
That's cool.
I've only ever got just one.
Way back in 2012. It's a DeathAdder 3.5G.
But i just ordered the latest V2 wired.
Can't wait to feel the matte sides of the V2.
The 3.5G i have is glossy on the sides and a bit slippery.
Not even close to the best, especially because Razer uses cheap switches in their mice that develops double / triple clicking problems when you only click once. Had to RMA multiple Razer mice because if this issue.
Click what is this? 2012? Their switches are specifically designed to avoid multiple clicks
Microsoft mice had that issue for a long time too. I moved to Logitech years ago because of this. Also Microsoft just don't tend to make good gaming mice like they used to back in the day.
I had Razer Deathadder Elite for a year.
I gave it to a friend for his birthday.
Now i have Logitech G203 and im happy with it but the Deathadder is for me the best mouse ever created.I miss it and if I get the chance to swithc back to it i 100% will.
I've had 2 die out on me just after warranty was over.
@@Chompski_ really thats crazy had my death adder for like 4 years now and ive treated it like shit guess i got lucky
Well, it is a Razer...
I've been using a Razer DeathAdder for 7-8 years now, and have absolutely loved using it. The shape fits my hand perfectly. However, it is definitely starting to show its age with the scrollwheel button starting to get worn out. I have to click it a certain way to get any sort of response (though scroll still works). I've been looking for another mouse to buy, and I'm tempted to get the V2 now that I see it's released. However, I've been wanting to get a wireless mouse, and currently thinking of getting the Basilisk. If the DeathAdder were to come out with a wireless version, I would purchase it in a heartbeat!
deathadder lineup review!!!
Had a Razer death adder V1 for years. Had loads of mice over the years but always come back to my loyal death adder.
We gotta stop calling 'x' mouse the best gaming mouse
Been using a Deathadder Elite for about 4 years now, upgrade from a Corsair M65 laser, never looked back
"Fits all types of grips styles"
high DPI doesnt just mean u can play at that high DPI. it literally means its more sensitive. so moving the slightest amounts wont make the mouse jump or be jittery like it used to be before.
My hair looks the same. Poofy on the sides. It's been like 10 weeks since I've had a cut
Best mouse ever, I am currently using DeathAdder Expert for 4 years, recently my left click started to go bad (sometimes registers 2 clicks when pressed once and getting soft) and it seems like that's the only issue I have ever had with this mice. My first DeathAdder left-click went after 4 years and second Deathadder Chroma the same. That's why I have decided to resurrect all three mice, I have ordered 3x Omron switches and once they arrive I will have 3 working mice :) I do recommend this mouse to everyone who does not need a crazy amount of buttons on the mouse.
I had two. Both broke within months. Needless to say, I don't buy Razer products anymore.
@Meh meth You would think that Razer had better practices with how successful they are...I've had my mouse for like 3 years and I HATE it.
I have a deathadder 2014 chroma, still using it today. bought it 6 years ago. Still feels like the day I bought it.
Not even close.
G502 masterrace!
A bit too flashy and heavy
The wheel on my 10 year old Logitech sucks now so after watching this vid i ordered this mouse, can't wait to get it
Did you finally get it and is it worth it and do you think this is good for a 13 year old?
Nah, logitech g502 proteus spectrum
Imagine playing with a brick
I've used the 2013 one since 2013. The mouse hasn't messed up yet, just the side grip is starting to loosen. Definitely will be getting this deathadder