Razer DeathAdder Gaming Mouse Review

The mouse its self comes with a really sleek black finish and some interesting ergonomic curves that provide a comfortable resting position for your hand and fingers. Down the right side of the mouse you will find a rubber grip area that will help ensure your hand stays firmly on the mouse and this will be a welcome feature for those that use a lift-off technique when gaming.

The left side of the mouse comes with two ergonomically placed side buttons and a concave shape to the mouse that is specifically tailored to right hand usage. Along the bottom of this side you will also find another rubber grip similar to that found on the right side of the mouse.

The back of the mouse is of a good length to ensure your hand can rest firmly on the mouse, the long slow curve should aid with comfort in those long gaming sessions. You can also see better the inner curve on the left side of the mouse that should provide a comfortable resting place for your thumb.

The top shell of the DeathAdder features a split moult that forms the left and right mouse buttons, both of which provide a strong tactile, yet low resistance click that will allow for accurate rapid clicking in those heated moment. The track ball also features a notched tactile click feedback and it feels of a durable construction, the addition of a rubber grip to the wheel gives it a high quality feel and good feedback to your finger tips.

On the underside things are nice and simple, we have three small Teflon slip mats that should suit cloth surfaces nicely. While the center is taken up by the 4G 6400 DPI infrared sensor.