Razer DeathAdder Chroma - Multi-Color Ergonomic Gaming Mouse - 10,000 DPI Sensor - Comfortable Grip - World's Most Popular Gaming Mouse

Maybe you don’t think this is a bad deal, has the did give me replacements for a couple years but ask yourself, is it worth $50-60 for a mouse that will fail within 6 months, waiting 1-2 months for a replacement that will do the same failure and having to do the whole song or dance over and over and for a warranty that razer wil refuse to honor?

I know its been 3 years in "service" but that seems to do it for this mouse.Never liked the feel from the beginning tbh but I'd figured I needed to learn and advance on the DPI setting.The mouse would sporadically just turn off..

It has no weight is very basic mouse , i had a logitech mouse before i decided to try this one the logitech g303 i like how big it but at the end the right click failed , at the time i bought the mouse one of my friends also bought one and his mouse also failed , my g303 its been with me for almost twice the time as the razer and is still working , hard to understand because they are using the same switches ....

The buttons will simply start to not function properly, left click would double click all the time and you can forget about highlighting text with it or something similar, middle click won't register half of of the time and so on.Advantages:- Very comfortable grip for me personally (I hold the mouse mostly with my palm), that's the reason I went and bought another after the first broke down.- Nice performance, accurate and smoothCons:- Cheap build, the rubber piece on the side literally started to peel off under a year of usage.

Now I will only ever know them as overpriced gaming peripherals that require your personal details to actually use them, exposing you to having those details stolen in the next Big Data Breach, or sold to companies for a few extra pennies; I will know them as wanting to install software on my computer that'll cut the life span of my CPU in half just to earn them money in exchange for rewards they don't specify and can revoke at any time; and I will know them as having the most confusing driver/configuration software I've ever seen, where the latest version is NOT backwards compatible, despite all signs on their website pointing at it, and even once you do get the right version it makes no sense to set thing sup the way you would expect them to have been set up to begin with.TLDR, as promised: You must install OLD driver software (Razer Synapse *2*), to use this mouse.