Verdict
Razer has gone all-out with the DeathAdder V2 Pro, featuring a 20,000 Focus+ sensor, HyperSpeed wireless connection and crisp chroma lighting. This mouse is ideal for those gamers looking for the complete package, but I can’t help but feel that a doubling in price for a wireless version of a less-than-year-old mouse is a tad expensive.
Price
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Review Price:
£129.99 -
Review Price:
$129.99
Key Features
Razer has gone all-out with the DeathAdder V2 Pro, featuring a 20,000 Focus+ sensor, HyperSpeed wireless connection and crisp chroma lighting. This mouse is ideal for those gamers looking for the complete package, but I can’t help but feel that a doubling in price for a wireless version of a less-than-year-old mouse is a tad expensive.
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20,000 DPI Focus+ sensor is great for gaming -
Seamless wireless connection -
Sharp chroma lighting
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Expensive compared to wired model -
No additional weights or side pods -
1 RGB lighting zone may be limiting for some
FAQs
Either, but wireless mainly.
To connect via Hyperspeed, yes. For Bluetooth, no.
No.
Not of this variant, but there is a left-handed DeathAdder in Razer’s product lineup.
Not particularly.
Verdict
Razer has gone all-out with the DeathAdder V2 Pro, featuring a 20,000 Focus+ sensor, HyperSpeed wireless connection and crisp chroma lighting. This mouse is ideal for those gamers looking for the complete package, but I can’t help but feel that a doubling in price for a wireless version of a less-than-year-old mouse is a tad expensive.
Price
-
Review Price:
£129.99 -
Review Price:
$129.99
Key Features
Razer has gone all-out with the DeathAdder V2 Pro, featuring a 20,000 Focus+ sensor, HyperSpeed wireless connection and crisp chroma lighting. This mouse is ideal for those gamers looking for the complete package, but I can’t help but feel that a doubling in price for a wireless version of a less-than-year-old mouse is a tad expensive.
-
20,000 DPI Focus+ sensor is great for gaming -
Seamless wireless connection -
Sharp chroma lighting
-
Expensive compared to wired model -
No additional weights or side pods -
1 RGB lighting zone may be limiting for some
FAQs
Either, but wireless mainly.
To connect via Hyperspeed, yes. For Bluetooth, no.
No.
Not of this variant, but there is a left-handed DeathAdder in Razer’s product lineup.
Not particularly.
