Wired gaming mouse by Razer with an optical sensor of maximum resolution at 8500 DPI, 6 programmable buttons, RGB lighting, and ergonomic design.
Razer Optical Mouse Switch
With improved flexibility for more satisfying clicks, the switches on this small ergonomic gaming mouse activate with a response time of 0.2 milliseconds. Using an infrared light beam instead of physical contact to register each click, this form of activation eliminates the need for delay and never causes unintended clicks.
Razer Speedflex Cable
The cable of the Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini has flexibility and is designed to produce minimal debounce, so you can perform more clicks faster.
Mouse Grips
To further enhance your control, this small ergonomic mouse comes with a set of anti-slip grip tapes that absorb sweat and can be applied to the top and sides of the mouse.
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I have had it for over 2 years and I have to say that it has a comfortable grip, very good RGB, and the ideal size for me. I bought it for €45 and I believe it is top-notch for its price. Plus, the software that Razer has is very good
The best value for money at the moment with very good grip and weight. Of course, it is quite small so if you have big hands you should reconsider. Also, with one hit it will break directly as this happened to me as well
If you don't put the stickers that come with the box to have a good grip in your hand, it won't be helpful because it is relatively small and it will slip! Otherwise, it is excellent
Good quality as you can expect from Razer if you have anything else. It has nothing to envy from the full-sized Deathadder v2, but be careful, it's not for everyone. Although in YouTube videos the difference with the full size seems small, in reality it is significantly smaller than the other Deathadders. It doesn't fill the palm due to its lower and shorter "hump". It loses some of its ergonomic character and doesn't rest the hand as well as the larger models in the series if your grip is a "palm" grip. I have a hand size of 19.5-20 and it didn't fit me as I would have liked. It is quite lightweight with a good sensor and you can play competitively, but I already feel some fatigue after about 2 hours. Personally, I will keep it as a backup. I always liked the Deathadder, but I always found them a bit larger than I would have liked for my hand. The only one I found in the same ergonomic style but in 3 different sizes for you to choose from is the Zowie EC3 -CW / EC2 -CW / EC1 -CW, it's a bit pricey but it might be worth checking out. Regardless, for its price (I got it for 20.70... you can't always find it that cheap), it's unbeatable. If you find it for under 30€ and you want to try a smaller mouse or have smaller hands, don't think twice, try it out, it might be the best mouse you've ever had... or maybe not, but for under 30, you'll have a very good responsive gaming mouse in your hands.
Generally, you get what you pay for, but if you have large hands, don't get it. However, it is very good apart from that. It is also lightweight. For the price of 25 euros, it is a very good choice for a Razer mouse or gaming mouse in general.
There is no reason why you shouldn't have it.
Even as a second one. Besides, its price is so tempting.
Awesome response, very lightweight and powerful sound click.
The feeling it gives you is that it is quite sensitive and not so compact/quality, but for 22 euros it is very decent. It is smooth, accurate, and quite silent, and the grips that come with it have a nice feel. It is quite a small mouse, so obviously it is not suitable for everyone and for prolonged use in case you have larger hands, it can be a bit tiring.
PROS__
The mouse is satisfactory even for medium-sized hands like mine.
Lightweight for FPS games with low dpi for easy flicks (CSGO, APEX, VALORANT...).
CONS__
The Razer software is strange to use for a beginner.
And the worst part is that the rubber pads wore out within a year, I know you can find replacements but I would have preferred not to have installed the rubber pads from the beginning.
It is very comfortable and smooth. When I bought it, I was torn between this and the Viper Mini, but I ended up choosing the Deathadder and made the best choice. As for the buttons, they are not very silent, but if you want silent ones, you won't choose this particular one. Perfect
I am quite demanding when it comes to mice/keyboards. I have changed many. For this specific one, I won't go into details (basically, I didn't buy it for myself), ... but it is perfect and high-quality. However:
It has annoying "clicks". They can be heard quite loudly... to the point where it bothers me at night when there is absolute silence, and I end up using two mice simultaneously on the same PC... with the quieter one. Apart from that, if you have a large palm, it is not suitable because it is small (Mini) and the "gap" bothers you. But okay, you know that. It is Mini.
I actually bought it for my 10-year-old son. I wouldn't have bought it for myself. Not that it's not good. On the contrary, for anyone who is not bothered by the noise of the "clicks" and has a small palm... it is PERFECT, especially now that it is priced at 18€. I bought it a year ago for 29€!!!
Edit on February 21, 2024.
The mouse is currently priced at 72€!!! It had recently reached 83€.
What can you say about this mouse? Simply amazing, with a perfectly ergonomic design and ideal for people with small palms or short fingers. The grip is particularly stable, lightweight body, and instant response. With the classic Razer Synapse program, you can easily control everything.
By far and away one of the best mice available, especially for gaming. The most comfortable option out there, without causing fatigue and without slipping after hours of use on the computer. Perfect....
You get what you pay for. (Bought for 30 euros)
It is an OK mouse.
Positives
Lightweight.
Size-wise, it is just right for my hands. I would say it is slightly smaller than the typical "bulky" gaming mice, so be careful if you have large hands, it might not fit well.
With the Razer application, everything is easy and quick. I set up the DPI profiles I wanted, whether for FPS or relaxed single-player games, and changed the effects on the logo, etc.
Very good responsiveness.
2 extra buttons on the left, and personally, that's more than enough for me. I rarely use many buttons when playing a game.
Negatives.
Obviously, the cheap materials. You feel like it will break with the slightest touch, so be careful if you rage in games.
The cable is a bit thin. I would have preferred it to be thicker and more sturdy. It feels very flexible and weak. Of course, it's not a big issue, but personally, I didn't like it.
Overall, as I said, it is an OK mouse, nothing extraordinary.
That's all, happy shopping!
IT IS NOT AT ALL QUIET. It goes rattling, the response is EXTREMELY GOOD, it doesn't suit me at all in terms of grip but it is small enough and lightweight. The regular Deathadder is completely silent. Also, every time you click, for example, on the right and you have it pressed, if you press the left, the whole structure MOVES and it feels cheap, but you get used to it and don't notice it after use
Polu kalo pontiki einai kati fthino kai kalo ean thes na ksekiniseis apo kati kai eisai enas tipos poy den thes na exeis kai oti pio akrivo alla kalo mporeis na pareis auto to pontiki!
I bought it a few days ago, the least I have to say is excellent. Very convenient, very good quality, and great for games like Call of Duty, CS GO, Fortnite, and generally for gaming. SIMPLY PERFECT
I bought the mouse today and I can say that from the moment I connected it to the computer.... the cursor literally flies (=has good responsiveness)!! After several years with conventional mice from other companies, such as the dominant one that connects all peripherals in the operating systems it produces (you know, Windows? Because I don't want to mention company names for fear of censorship... ;-) ) ...or secondary ones that also produce peripherals for computers...
The buttons don't make any particular noise unless someone has hypersensitive hearing.... from my side, however, I'm not bothered by the "click" that the buttons make... it's tolerable... If you wear headphones while playing or if you have your speakers at a high volume, you won't hear anything.
The same "click" is made by the switches of the electric windows in the car... What could be more common to happen???
However, the sound is softer than the "click" of a gel pen or a 4-color pen, which is annoyingly worse... The "click" on this mouse has less sound intensity than pressing the keys on the keyboard.
The changing colors in the logo with the three snakes are very nice... (but if I knew where the switch is, I would be grateful... :p )
The cable has a very nice finish and its texture resembles a cord... maybe that's how it withstands the test of time... At the end, the plug has a silicone cover, I think... something completely different from what I have encountered with conventional ones... Plus, there's a mini silicone strap that keeps it wrapped according to the length I need for handling it (the cable length is very long and I don't want it spread out... I adjust the length for my own needs).
The handling is easy, despite the fact that my palm is 22 centimeters long. So, I won't cover it with the grip tapes it comes with (those are mainly for players who sweat to win a battle... :p )
The design is ergonomic, its sensor is 8500 dpi optical (much more powerful than the conventional mice I had before).
The mouse switch eliminates accidental double-clicks, it has a durability of 70 million clicks, and it is three times faster than mechanical switches. (statement from the manufacturing company)
This is my first gaming mouse (after working with conventional ones for so many years... well, I decided to change... to see the other "shore"...) and if it performs well in daily use, I will try it for gaming later.
These are my additions regarding my own opinion.
Thank you for your attention.
Update 12/29/2022: So far, I haven't had any issues, the mouse is functional, I haven't encountered any problems.
****The only negative thing I had from my purchase is that the mouse has a different price in certain multinational companies in their physical stores and a reduced price in their online stores... even on Black Friday, which shouldn't happen...
Now someone might say, why do you do that, for example, for €5? Unfortunately, I do it... because I've learned not to consider money as cabbage leaves and also unfortunately, I don't belong to the Ebenezer family (the famous character from Dickens' book) to have "treasures" in my pockets... Indeed there is a problem in general... if we had more capabilities... we wouldn't complain about our own misfortunes... but we would help others in need more
Do you have small hands and a small wallet like me? Well, here it is, excellent construction and responsiveness, for the $20 that I bought it, it is incomparable. Bravo Razor
Very good mouse. It is exactly what you need for a low budget mouse. For those who do not want to spend a lot on a mouse, it is perfect. It is worth it.
The mouse is perfect, I mainly use it for Fortnite and Minecraft, and it's perfect. You can do very good drag clicking and butterfly clicking because it has grips (rough surfaces). It's worth every penny and more, get it!
It is exactly what I need:) Small, lightweight, responsive, doesn't slip, and comfortable to move with my fingers. I mainly play RPGs and I consider it ideal. Also, I have no complaints using it for office work. It is also beautiful!!! Beyond that, the choice of mouse is also a matter of taste and what each person is accustomed to or finds convenient.
As the owner of the Deathadder Elite, I have to say that the two are not comparable. This one is more cheaply made, the keys are noisier and harder to press. Additionally, the mini version is also lighter. I wouldn't recommend it for gaming mouse. It's fine for everyday use, but I wouldn't spend so much money on it.
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