Razer DeathAdder v3 Wired Review - Is 8000hz Worth The Wireless Trade Off?
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- I was pretty underwhelmed by the release of the DeathAdder v3 release at a price point of $70. But I realized I've never had a chance to check out Razer's hyperpolling OR the new Deathadder shape, I figured it would be worth.
But is it worth it to drop that kind of cash for what is seen as the next big thing in gaming?
The Razer Deathadder v3 shape is great, but it's probably better to go with the wireless version... if you can afford to drop that kind of cash. 
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Imagine thinking there is no practical use for wired mouse. For starters you don't ever have to worry about the battery dying or having to charge it.
I've been testing some of my old dusty gems lately such as ul2, xm1, mm720, xm1 etc and frankly, don't mind the wire one bit. I still prefer wireless, but the more outrageous the prices get, the less i mind wire to save more than double.
Real. I got myself a G305 wireless 3 months ago and It's battery started dying recently. Switching to deathadder v3
I really dont get it either on a desktop, whats the use. I much rather have wireless headset with good battery than a cable there thats always in the way
@@AMRpubg305 ha replacable battery, if it dies buy another battery man?
@@cherchil I’d much rather buy a more expensive mouse than replacing a battery. My v3 is still good as new
wireless is for newbies, all my old school competitive gigachad gamers use wired
this comment didn't age too well, I am using Deathadder V3 Pro Wireless guys
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@@RangerFPS😂😂😂 at least you were honest about it, I used wired mice for over 12 years but wire on my mouse was driving me nuts so I went for DAV2 pro
I don’t buy wired for the polling rate. I buy it because I don’t want to spend 140 dollars on a mouse that I have to charge and will die within a couple years as the lithium battery stops holding a charge. You should be able to use a mouse for a decade
It's very easy to obtain compatible batteries and DIY battery replacements.
@@GrafikLu sure paying double the price and having to do a DIY battery replacements because there is no cable xd
I personally dislike wireless so it's a good choice for me
same
But why? Whats the point of having a cable
@@Chris-ij1zr delay click latency than wired
@@Chris-ij1zrfor me its the money, just imagine you have to pay more money to remove the cable and replace it by the receiver, its not worth it
@@Chris-ij1zr Never having to recharge? 2x cheaper for same tech + better polling rate? Wireless is overpriced buddy.
I payed 30 bucks for a wired version used for only 3 months. The seller only sold it because her hands were too small. Jackpot for me.
Just bought one for $49. Love it.
Get a decent mouse bungee and you have all of the benefits of the pro for 60 dollars less (including bungee price) with additional features, less latency, and better build quality. It is all subjective but for me this is a no-brainer.
Your review does make total sense, and if you consider the MSRP of all mice the DAV3 wired doesn't make a lot of sense.
But in my case it did since I was able to snag one for right about $30. So $100 under what the wireless version is running, and $60 under the pulsar.
Already had a bungee so the cable is honestly a non issue for me. Works great and I love the mouse so far!
Yeah I’ve started to see it at crazy discounts - at under $60 it begins to make a lot more sense if you’re striving for the 8k response time.
where were you able to get it that cheap?
There are many people like me and some of my mates that prefers a wired mouse over a wireless, same goes for keyboard and headsets, they are cheaper and less crappier plus they don’t have batteries that degrades
It’s for me I’m using the glorious model o WIRED for almost a year
thank you for your mouse review and information! Keep up the good work and continue to stay true! I just purchased this mouse and about to use it later today for mw3! Currently using the glorious model - and I LOVE it 1000000% and I have NO ISSUES with this HQ mouse, but I am interested in the 8k polling rate, especially because I use a 240hz Samsung odyssey gaming monitor. I enjoy the 1000 polling rate and have NO ISSUES with it 1000hz. I was also using the G-WOLVES Hati mouse which is honeycomb style like my Glorious Model D- but I don't really like it all that much. Well Ill be bacl to lace yall up about how I feel/enjoy the New Deathadder V3. Btw real quick... I LOVE wired mice.. I have about 700$ in wireless mice lol and don't use them lmao.
Am very satisfied with my v3, my v2s rubber peeled off into the 2nd year and got my money back on warranty to buy the v3. Is so much lighter and the texture is very nice and easy to clean. Most importantly no rubber 😁
So I confused now from 60 to 80$ and I play apex legend what mouse its better for the game and the money!
So if this cost a little too much for a wired mouse. What would be a good wired mouse to buy if you want one?
didn't you get stuters with 8k polling rate?
Where I am from the deathadder v2 pro and v3 pro are the same kinda the v2 pro is 130 to 190 usd and the v3 pro is 190 or 200+ yeah but the wired v3 is 75 usd so that’s why
Oh yeah if you can't get the v2 Pro for under $100 than something like the wired v3 is absolutely a much better deal at that point.
You are kinda wrong, in the wired category i iss the best mouse and there is nothing better for the money, there is a few that are close but thats it. Also personally im staying away from wireless for a few reasons, so its not like i even want to spend any more money for a wireless. The 8k polling rate is the last reason im buying this mouse.
Hello, coating DA v3 wired = coating gpx or zowie ? Thanks
yeah it is pretty similar to the matte coating you'd find on the GPX. only time will tell if it holds up. Logitech's coating seems to generally speaking be more rubust/better at not wearing down, but that ends up being personal preference AND how long you go between refreshing/getting new mice.
Neither the wired or wireless Deathadder V3 is made for the casual player. It eliminates any RGB and reduces features to focus on the best possible performance and to make it as light as possible. The mouse itself is a great buy, and as someone who owns the wireless version, I can definitely see this as a good alternative for those that want the best possible lightweight ergonomic mouse without breaking the bank. Though I do think 4Khz and 8Khz is definitely not worth it just yet as most games don't support it anyways and it doesn't give you a noticeable advantage. Most FPS pros still play on 1000hz or even 500hz and are still crushing it in Tier 1 esports.
less latency, way cheaper, and u dont need to worry about charging it. and u dont need to buy an extra dongle to get 4k polling rate
Bro, there is nothing wrong with wired mouse... Doesn't matter if its 1990, 2023 or 2050. Use a bungee and it doesn't bother you. At least thats how I use it, just bought the DeathAdder v3 and I love it! In some ways its even better than the pro..for half the price. $150 is a lot for just a mouse..
Save $100 and get all the features just by going wired. I have every version of the versions of the viper save the mini. The Original Ultimate, the V2 Pro as well as the V3 pro, Viper V3 Hyperspeed, also the Mamba wireless, the Naga Pro, Orochi V2, Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed, Mamba Elite, Deathadder Elite, and currently I'm running as my main the Deathadder V3 wired with a pulsar micro bungee. Bruh you're waaaaaay off the mark on this one. I'm a bit floored that you can't see saving $100 while losing nothing save being tethered to your PC as little or no value.
ordered one (wired) yesterday. :)
I see em going for $60 on Best Buy so that’s awesome. I know it’s only $10 but I feel like $50-$60 is an awesome price for a wired mouse with top tier internals
i bought this thing for 74 bucks
I just bought this one instead of the wireless… wireless was going to cost 160 dollars.. this one costed me 30 dollars… win for me
Too much emphasis on wireless. Wireless is not a big deal for everyone. It's likely that if a person wants only wireless, then they don't need to be reminded constantly throughout the video. I recommend that you focus more on the actual performance of the mouse, along with its ergonomics and other aspects. Your assumption that a person who wants a wired mouse doesn't care about tech specs is not valid.
I like to use my mice for years, so not having a battery that will eventually fail is important to me.
The Techne mains this mouse (after having mained the wireless version) because he has found that the wired version of this mouse is structurally stronger than the wireless version, and doesn't flex in hand, which he can feel and is sensitive to.
Just my two cents.
I paid $55 dollars for this on Amazon (70 too much for a wired mouse, even a Zowie or Xtrfy). I'm probably going to send it back, as the scroll wheel has a very annoying sound (quite loud), and the clicks don't seem very good. I suppose it could be a bad unit, but that clacky scroll wheel is too much. I had a Deathadder v2 wired for $30 bucks, and, though it was kind of too fat in shape, had much better click speed than this v3 wired.
I managed to snag a used Pulsar Xlite v2 for forty bucks. And yes, even though it just has 1000hz polling and mechanical switches, the Pulsar performs better in-game than the Deathadder v3 wired. You can always find a used Pulsar for a wired mouse price. Or even a Glorious Model D wireless, very similar in shape to the Deathadder.
you had a defective one probably, no sound at all from my scroll wheel and i haven seen anyone else bring that up
It puzzles me that wires puzzle you so much
I'll take the wire and pocket $100...
too much emphasis or rather a tinge of favoritism towards wireless. would be better if the actual specs/pros and cons be compared between wired and wireless instead of just bashing wired versions.
The aimlabs champion VT matty literally used a wired g pro x superlight to win the event if that man is clicking those circles we can probably live with the cord aswell
dude just paracord it and you have a better version of the DAV3 pro for half the price. 4-5g Less weight, 8khz instad of 4khz, infinite battery life and less latency because wireless still has some additional latency.
With the stock cable the mouse is absolute ass, i agree. But paracorded its the best ergo you can buy right now.
In games with framerate independent inputs 8khz feels absoutely incredible. That alone would be worth the paracord wire to me.
Did u paracord it ?
You can’t just use any regular paracord to take advantage of the 8K signal, it actually requires more copper, hence the thicker cable
I did paracord mine, 8khz works with no issues and in the razer pollling rate tester i still get 8khz, too. I bought my paracord from ceesa, I think he uses a bit thicker wires than dream cables for example maybe that helps, idk. But in use i feel no difference between my dream cables cable on my old mouse and the ceesa cable, both feel great. The main reason why the stock cable feels so awful is the thick shielding, I think that's required by law to be thicker for 8khz but paracords don't have any shielding and they still work.
The only things that you need to be aware of is that the DAV3 uses a smaller internal connector so you can't just reuse an old paracord and the cable length can't be too long if you want to be able to still use 8khz. Ceesa recommended no longer than 1.6m to me but i went for 1.4m just to be save. I'm sure other paracord sellers will be able make paracords for the DAV3 aswell, maybe they have different length limitations if they use thinner wires. I asked Zerk gaming mods for example and they make them max 1.5m for the DAV3.
Oh and you need a t6 screwdriver to open the mouse up. You might aswell add that to the cost of the mouse because you probably have to buy one. But it's still a lot cheaper and better than the wireless version imo.
Peoples obsession with wireless is a real sickness. Don’t get me wrong if you don’t want it, you don’t want. But there are plenty of people who don’t want to care about charging and battery replacement.
absolutely, I just wish we'd get cheaper/more affordable options for those who would prefer to use wired gaming mice. I'd love to see awesome wired options around the $50 and even $60 options as the best of the best for wired mice.
when companies can offer incredibly solid competition in the wireless mice space for under $70, it kinda stings to drop that kind of cash on wired mice.