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#772 - Razer DeathAdder Mouse |
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Written by Rodney Reynolds
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Monday, 15 January 2007 |
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Page 6 of 6
Conclusion:
There are literally hundreds of computer mice on the market
and this can be very confusing for the average consumer. To narrow
the search I recommend finding a mouse that fits your hand and has
at least 5 buttons as well as a scroll wheel. They also come in the
wired and wireless variety. I personally would still go with a wired
mouse because you don’t have to worry about recharging the battery
or lag when gaming. Although wired mice have come a long way in
recent years.
After spending
some time with the DeathAdder I really liked the look, fell, and
responsiveness of this mouse. While the DeathAdder is not on par
with its big brother the Copperhead, but it does perform very well.
It's an excellent choice for a gaming mouse at an affordable price.
As a matter of fact, it's one of the few on the market that offers
such a bang-for-the-buck. Sure, you can pickup a $5 USB mouse, but
the DeathAdder is 2.5x faster and required 55% less motion. There is
really no excuse not to have a sweet mouse so you are better able to frag your friends ;) The DeathAdder will definitely fit the bill for
most gamers and than some!
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Pros |
Cons |
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- Looks great
- Comfortable to hold for extended periods
- Quick response
- Affordable
- Long cord
- Excellent control through software
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- Only 5 buttons
- Not leftie friendly
- Attracts lint
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