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Razer has introduced the DeathAdder V3 Pro, a new iteration of one of its most popular and iconic mice for gamers.
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Razer Launches DeathAdder V3 Pro Gaming Mouse
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Grimlakin
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Popular and Iconic... because it had a interesting design... and failed so often people kept replacing them? I had an early EARLY version of the first one... I think it was an ball mouse with an optical sensor? I don't even know any more. But I remember the jokes about the name especially after mine failed so soon into it's life.
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It's also expensive.
Can't say I like / dislike Razer's software more than alternatives - either the software is designed to support a narrow range of peripherals, as most smaller manufacturers do, or you go full Razelogicair and have something that looks and feels bloated for just a mouse (or keyboard or whatever).
But back to price - I can see it being worth US$150 if it had excellent longevity. My only real complaint is that it has a) no wireless charging option and b) no 'dock' for charging. This isn't a complaint I have with cheaper wireless mice, but it's something that I'd like to see for 'gaming-oriented' wireless peripherals, not just for mice, but headsets too.
Can't say I like / dislike Razer's software more than alternatives - either the software is designed to support a narrow range of peripherals, as most smaller manufacturers do, or you go full Razelogicair and have something that looks and feels bloated for just a mouse (or keyboard or whatever).
But back to price - I can see it being worth US$150 if it had excellent longevity. My only real complaint is that it has a) no wireless charging option and b) no 'dock' for charging. This isn't a complaint I have with cheaper wireless mice, but it's something that I'd like to see for 'gaming-oriented' wireless peripherals, not just for mice, but headsets too.