Razer DeathAdder V3 schwarz, USB

Releasing several months after its wireless sibling, the DeathAdder V3 is by and large the same mouse as the DeathAdder V3 Pro, save for the wireless part. At 59 g, the DeathAdder V3 weighs only marginally less than the Pro at 62 g, and shape, switches, materials, and internals are mostly identical, too. However, whereas the $149.99 DeathAdder V3 Pro is limited to a polling rate of 1000 Hz out-of-the-box, and requires the HyperPolling Wireless Dongle for an additional $29.99 for more, the DeathAdder V3 does 8000 Hz right out of the gate. In that regard, the DeathAdder V3 matches the Viper 8K, albeit with two crucial differences: First, the cable of the DeathAdder V3 is much more flexible. To ensure signal integrity at 8000 Hz, full shielding of the cable is needed, but unlike the Viper 8K, the DeathAdder V3 does a much better job retaining cable flexibility. Granted, the cables of 1000 Hz mice such as the HyperX Pulsefire Haste or Endgame Gear XM1r manage to be more flexible still, but among 8000 Hz mice, the DeathAdder V3 cable places among the best. The second difference pertains to sensor performance. General performance is on the same high level previously demonstrated by the Viper 8K: CPI deviation is nonexistent, all polling rates perfectly stable throughout, and motion delay is as low as possible across the board due to there not being any smoothing. In addition, and in contrast to the Viper 8K, the PAW3950 sensor used for the DeathAdder V3 supports MotionSync even at 8000 Hz, though the real-life benefit is limited as each interval already is very short at 0.125 ms each, leaving little room for improvement.