Razer DeathAdder 2013 Pro Reviews

The DeathAdder 2013 will not disappoint it's user in terms of performance. It is uncannily precise and will almost certainly improve the experience of even the best gamers. The product performs exceptionally well in FPS environments where accuracy is a mandatory prerequisite of success. Unlike many new gaming mice from Saitek, Corsair and others, Razer has maintained their overall minimalistic theme with the DeathAdder 2013. The mouse sports a full black, matte finish with the exception of the cool green lights. The device looks good from all angles and avoids smudges and fingerprints. Although this is one of the most lightweight mice that I've used, The DeathAdder does have a premium, durable look and feel: a long braided cable, a gold plated USB connector, and rubber side grips. It is also very pleasing to the hold and the simple, unibody design adds to its robust feel. Most of the DeathAdder's functionality is embedded within the Synapse 2.0 console. It offers macro creation, button programming, DPI modification, surface optimization, and lift-off detection options. While the DeathAdder lacks many of the features seen on today's gaming mice, it makes up for it with solid performance. The DeathAdder is widely considered the best gaming mouse off all time and with good reason. It is definitely worth it's price judging by it's performance alone. As of May 2013 the Razer DeathAdder 2013 gaming mouse was available online for $54.99 (Amazon /Newegg), quite a steal in my opinion.