Feels kinda light and cheap, but the buttons are solid and the mouse works great

Feels kinda light and cheap, but the buttons are solid and the mouse works great

the right click button was glued back on and makes no noise

Nice mouse but the middle button stopped working

My fingers seem to be heavy enough that if I completely relax my hand and let it rest on the mouse, my fingers will depress the right mouse button

The 2 buttons on the side doesn't break my grip and unlike the Rival 600, it doesn't slip

Excellent button clicks from the top buttons, wheel, and side buttons

Sensor is great and buttons feel nice

Also, the buttons are easy to press but not so easy you accidentally press them, which is a problem I've had with just about every mouse I've ever used.

Its buttons soft and supple will the overall feel in your hand is nothing short of comfortable

I found the product to be fairly sturdy, the buttons and mouse wheel were really good

The only downside I can see for some gamers is that there is only two extra buttons on the side (and two up top to control dpi)

It's a palm mouse and fits perfectly in my hands, and every button convenient placed.

Pros:-Super comfortable-The buttons fit my fingers well and allow my fingers to rest in the grooves-Responsive-Two buttons near my thumbs-Grips on the scroll make it easier to use-Up and down buttons on the

I love the rubber grips on the sides, the buttons actuate very precisely

its ergonomic and comfortable in my hands, from the tip of my middle finger to my wrist my hand is almost almost exactly 7 inches long and its just about the right size, if my hands were any smaller it might be a little on the large size as far as the length of the mouse goes, but over all its a nice comfortable fit and feel.my only complaint about the functionality in my hand would be the buttons on the side of the mouse, my thumb rest right on the rear

The switches have now failed and give phantom clicks on the right button every few normal clicks

In short, if you don't want all those fancy macro buttons on a mouse and just want a solid, great gaming mouse

The form factor fits my hand perfectly, the buttons all feel responsive, the simplistic key mapping was fairly easy to use, and it looks nice

6 years later the left click button became less responsive

Great mouse, buttons feel great and the mouse is smooth

Upon using it myself and seeing how useful the programmable buttons are, I bought one for myself for everyday computer use

I love the sensitivity button for Overwatch as I can quickly switch in a match depending on which character I'm playing without having to access the in game options

Deffo recommend I have large hands 8.5 inches from my pointer to my thumb and fits my hand great the buttons feel good very happy with this product.

I came from using a Razer Deathadder Chroma and expected virtually the same mouse with a few additional features, this is not the same mouse at all, the mouse buttons are the most sensitive buttons I have ever used on any mouse, which is why I refunded it after just using it for around 2 hours

Picture a souped up Intel-mouse Explorer with an amazing sensor, great buttons, cool lighting, easy to use software, grippy rubberized side grips, and a terrible, mushy mouse wheel.

Best shaped mouse, Best button placement

Very responsive, customizable buttons, colors, everything

Nice button customization and the track is solid

A new updated design, mouse feet improvements, better and more durable grip, and heftier side buttons, 16000dpi, and chroma integration

The Chroma doesn't have this issue, because it doesn't have those 2 useless buttons under the wheel

Unfortunately I didn't think to check how many buttons were on the side and was dissapointed when it arrived to see fewer than my old mouse

Also, the buttons are easy to press but not so easy you accidentally press them, which is a problem I've had with just about every mouse I've ever used.

First day with the mouse, put in 7 hours on H1Z1, the buttons on the side are awesome and on pc you can set them to ANYTHING

This is obviously a direct result of using the cheap logitech hardware which requires harder button pushes.

The weight's good, buttons feel nice, and the DPI is customizable between "unbelievably dozy" and "twitchier than anybody could possibly find useful."

I wanted to use the top button to switch profiles which is supported by Razer's drivers

Its not awkward or too large, its just the right size without too much unnecessary buttons.

Awesome mouse with a great shape for my hand and responsive buttons

The button clicks sound amazing and feel solid

the DPI buttons are great too, and its all programmable.

I collapsed the side buttons of my last mouse and decided on the Razer DeathAdder Elite as my replacement

Now, only a couple months later, the forward and back buttons on the side of the mouse randomly stop working

You can't permanently disable these buttons because the mouse cannot remember the settings after being disconnected from PC.

Even after 3 years of heavy use, the only function that is beginning to have issues is the right button will occasionally double click

The mouse has 8 programmable buttons, so if you're a serious gamer and want to select items in-game better, you can program the side and top buttons so you don't have to worry able scrolling with the wheel for long

ergonomics wise, I can't complain much; good body and button shapes, good button placement, about an average button travel, but the tactile quality is not the best I've seen or felt

That part makes no sense to me, but either way it has the same phenomenal comfort and two additional buttons near the mousewheel for adjusting the sensitivity

the buttons are really smooth and I love the fact that I can change the dpi whenever I want

It is an expensive 2 button mouse now.

It is very comfortable in my hand and the buttons are very crisp

Bring back the button on the mouse base, instead of the Vulcan neck pinch to change settings on-the-fly

Its got a great feel and super quick/crisp button clicks