Just an update I actually ended up moving back to the Wired version of the DA V2 for a few reasons: 1) My DA V2 Pro unit has a "bad" side button (the one furthest back moreso tilts up into the shell rather than pushing in and it just doesn't feel great compared to the furthest forward one which is fine -- it still works/it's not grounds for a return or anything, but perhaps I got a bad quality control unit given many reviewers have stated the side buttons for this mouse are excellent). 2) I prefer the shape of the DA V2 to the DA V2 Pro -- everybody seems to think the shapes are identical and at least for my two units there are meaningful differences. In particular where the highest point is positioned feels further back on the wired V2 whereas on the Pro it feels more centered or a bit lower even. That makes it easier to reach the furthest forward side button on the Pro as my hand sits a bit further forward, but then my fingers moreso come off the end of the mouse and I just find how the hump is positioned on the wired version to be more comfortable personally. 3) The wired version is lighter than the wireless version 4) I don't know what it is that's going on, but using both side by side my DA V2 Pro seems kind of "floaty" feeling when used wirelessly -- it also feels more sensitive. I had zero issues with the wireless implementation on the Logitech Superlight (very good wireless implementation and battery life in my experience), but my DA V2 Pro I'm just not totally happy with on this front. It's possible this is just a poor quality control unit given the other reviews I've read have not mentioned any of this stuff. Still a great mouse though, I don't want to miscommunicate I just prefer the wired version overall testing them side by side for the reasons I've described. Anyhow, thanks and have a good one.
Wrong title, should be V2 pro vs V2. V3 is what I wanted to watch, considering that for me Razer killed the Deathadder line with this V3 version. No RGB, completely killed the ergonomics, it looks like a complete bland mouse in my opinion. V2 is the last good version that won't cause issues with switches overtime. It's funny how people glorify removal of RGB and other features and the shape just to save 10 grams of weight that you don't even notice and they bumped the price even higher despite using less material. V3 is such a bad mouse it's unreal in my opinion that there are no reviewers calling out Razer for this.
Just an update I actually ended up moving back to the Wired version of the DA V2 for a few reasons:
1) My DA V2 Pro unit has a "bad" side button (the one furthest back moreso tilts up into the shell rather than pushing in and it just doesn't feel great compared to the furthest forward one which is fine -- it still works/it's not grounds for a return or anything, but perhaps I got a bad quality control unit given many reviewers have stated the side buttons for this mouse are excellent).
2) I prefer the shape of the DA V2 to the DA V2 Pro -- everybody seems to think the shapes are identical and at least for my two units there are meaningful differences. In particular where the highest point is positioned feels further back on the wired V2 whereas on the Pro it feels more centered or a bit lower even. That makes it easier to reach the furthest forward side button on the Pro as my hand sits a bit further forward, but then my fingers moreso come off the end of the mouse and I just find how the hump is positioned on the wired version to be more comfortable personally.
3) The wired version is lighter than the wireless version
4) I don't know what it is that's going on, but using both side by side my DA V2 Pro seems kind of "floaty" feeling when used wirelessly -- it also feels more sensitive. I had zero issues with the wireless implementation on the Logitech Superlight (very good wireless implementation and battery life in my experience), but my DA V2 Pro I'm just not totally happy with on this front. It's possible this is just a poor quality control unit given the other reviews I've read have not mentioned any of this stuff.
Still a great mouse though, I don't want to miscommunicate I just prefer the wired version overall testing them side by side for the reasons I've described. Anyhow, thanks and have a good one.
Whats that keyboard?
Wrong title, should be V2 pro vs V2. V3 is what I wanted to watch, considering that for me Razer killed the Deathadder line with this V3 version. No RGB, completely killed the ergonomics, it looks like a complete bland mouse in my opinion. V2 is the last good version that won't cause issues with switches overtime. It's funny how people glorify removal of RGB and other features and the shape just to save 10 grams of weight that you don't even notice and they bumped the price even higher despite using less material. V3 is such a bad mouse it's unreal in my opinion that there are no reviewers calling out Razer for this.
there's no Deathadder V3 in the video 😕