#RAZOR TKEYBOARD GAMING MODE PRO#

In practical use, the DeathAdder V3 Pro leaves nothing to be desired. One of the reasons for this is that DeathAdder does not have any lighting. But rather unlikely, the battery life is at least up to 90 hours. Of course, the mouse can also be operated by cable if you oversleep reloading. There are also power-saving functions, such as a sleep mode after inactivity or a battery-saving mode. Surface calibration is also included here. There you can create profiles, assign up to five DPI presets, and set the sampling rate. The configuration of the multi-device connection is done like the rest using Razer Synapse, as usual. Apart from that, the dongle also enables the wireless connection of two devices at the same time - so you can operate a wireless keyboard together with the mouse with just one dongle. Normal players won't care, but it's a real treat for esports players because every fraction of a second counts. The 4,000 Hz HyperPolling reduces the latency even further. In 2.4 Ghz wireless mode, it enables a polling interval of a mere 0.25 ms compared to the usual 1 ms. The HyperPolling Wireless Dongle offers another improvement over the standard dongle for its additional cost. Thanks to PTFE sliding surfaces, the device scurries across the table without any problems, and thanks to smart AI functions such as Smart Tracking, Motion Sync, and Asymmetric Cut-off, different surfaces or mouse pads are no obstacle. With 750 IPS speed and 70G acceleration, the DeathAdder V3 Pro is almost the Formula 1 car among mice. The optical Focus Pro 30K sensor delivers up to 30,000 DPI and, according to the manufacturer, should enable a fantastic scanning accuracy of 99.8 percent. The finest technology slumbers under the hood. The clickable mouse wheel has a fine grid and sits enthroned on the sides in the middle without any play, which can also be used precisely until you drop. The latest optical switches of the meanwhile third generation are slumbering under the two mouse buttons with crisp clicks, but are extremely quick to use. The two thumb buttons are sensitive, but still have a good pressure point and are perfectly arranged. The arrangement and behavior of the controls are also pitilessly good. Those who prefer fingertip grip are probably better off with the symmetrical Viper V2 Pro. Small details compared to the predecessor, but they are noticeable, because the mouse fits perfectly in the hand, especially with the palm grip, but also with the claw grip. The mouse buttons seem to be a little longer, the spine a little higher, and the curve a little offset. The ergonomics of the feather-light mouse have been slightly revised. But alright, as a little extra for players who really need something like this, let's pass it by. Why Razer included additional stickers for the sides and the mouse buttons is a mystery to me, especially since a sticker solution always seems somehow suboptimal and cheap. The surface is slightly roughened and has a good grip. Add the HyperPolling USB dongle and a USB-C charging cable with a soft, flexible textile cover and you're done.Ī first bold grab for the rodent gives rise to joy. Ah yes, there is a combined power and DPI switch on the underside. Two mouse buttons, two thumb buttons, and a mouse wheel.

The DeathAdder V3 Pro is primarily aimed at right-handed esports players who don't need frills, but rather a functionality in all respects.

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