Our VerdictMore than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
Our VerdictMore than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
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More than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
ForSuper fast and accurateComfortable to holdWell pricedAgainstWheel is clunky out of gamesLoud button clicksPlastics attract grease
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When the box for thisRazer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeeddropped on my desk, I first thought there had been some mistake, and I’d been given theViper V3 Proto review again. I suspect this is a problem that many hardware testers come across because Razer’s DeathAdder and Viper range look very similar, and the packaging is almost identical.
That’s because, for the most part, they’re pretty much the same gaming mouse, albeit with one important difference. All DeathAdders have a distinct curve to their shell and are for right-handed people only, whereas Vipers are symmetrical and, in theory, are suitable for left-handers.
There’s a good reason why I’m mentioning the Viper V3 Pro but I’ll come to that in due course. For now, let’s consider what’s on offer with the new DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed. A scan of thespecificationswould lead anyone to think that this is just a cheaper, more basic version of theDeathAdder V3 Pro, the best wireless gaming mouse round. And they’d be right.
But they’d also be slightly wrong because, in my humble opinion, the V3 HyperSpeed isbetterthan the V3 Pro. Yeah, sorry to just throw that out so early in the review, but it’s important that I set the table first and then fill it with tasty morsels.
DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed specs(Image credit: Future)Buttons:5 or 8Feet:PTFEConnectivity:2.4 GHz HyperSpeed (USB-A dongle) | Wired (USB-A to USB-C cable)Sensor:Focus X 26K Optical SensorMax DPI:26,000Max acceleration:40 gMax speed:500 IPSPolling rate:1,000 HzBattery life:100 HrsRGB lighting:noneWarranty:2 yearsPrice:$99.99|£99.99|AU$179.95
DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed specs
(Image credit: Future)Buttons:5 or 8Feet:PTFEConnectivity:2.4 GHz HyperSpeed (USB-A dongle) | Wired (USB-A to USB-C cable)Sensor:Focus X 26K Optical SensorMax DPI:26,000Max acceleration:40 gMax speed:500 IPSPolling rate:1,000 HzBattery life:100 HrsRGB lighting:noneWarranty:2 yearsPrice:$99.99|£99.99|AU$179.95
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Buttons:5 or 8Feet:PTFEConnectivity:2.4 GHz HyperSpeed (USB-A dongle) | Wired (USB-A to USB-C cable)Sensor:Focus X 26K Optical SensorMax DPI:26,000Max acceleration:40 gMax speed:500 IPSPolling rate:1,000 HzBattery life:100 HrsRGB lighting:noneWarranty:2 yearsPrice:$99.99|£99.99|AU$179.95
Let’s start with the optical sensor, the device that scans the surface the mouse rests on and tracks its motion. Where the Focus Pro 30K in the V3 Pro boast a maximum DPI of 30,000 and a maximum speed and acceleration of 750 IPS and 70 g, the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed offers figures of 26,000 and 500/40 respectively. Yes, they’re lower but unless you’re a professional e-sports person, you’re honestly not going to tell.
It’s the same with the 2.4 GHz wireless system. Razer’s HyperSpeed connection is very low latency and glitch-free and the version that comes with the V3 Pro allows the polling rate to be set to 8,000 Hz. That’s extremely fast but also rather unnecessary, as it significantly eats into the mouse’s battery life and lots of older games will spit out the dummy when using it.
The V3 HyperSpeed is a mere 1,000 Hz like most wireless gaming mice, but just like the optical sensor, that’s honestly fine. It wasn’t that long ago when PC gamers would eschew wireless and USB-wired mice in favour of those using the PS2 socket, because of the low polling rate, but that’s no longer the case.
With this rate, the operating system checks for a mouse input every millisecond and unless you have the physical reactions of a cat, any input lag in a game will be down to some other issue in your PC and certainly not this mouse.
Image1of9(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
Image1of9(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
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(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
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1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.
(Image credit: Future)
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1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.
1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)Each dot represents an update, which corresponds to the polling rate. Every 1 ms should mark a single update on a 1,000 Hz mouse.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
1,000 Hz — (V3 HyperSpeed)The closer the dots are together, the more consistent a mouse is reporting movement. More variation or stray dots makes for a less accurate sensor.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
1,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
(Image credit: Future)
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
8,000 Hz polling results for the Viper V3 Pro.
One could argue that having hardware with greater capability is always going to be the better choice but that’s only true if there’s not much price difference. As it so happens, Razer has launched the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed at$99.99/£99.99/€119.99/AU$179.95—that’s a full $60 cheaper than the V3 Pro, a 40% reduction. The V3 HyperSpeed certainly isn’t a 40% less capable gaming mouse, that’s for sure.
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However, this is a review, so it’s time to be more critical and I’ll begin with the subjective aspects. I really liked how the V3 HyperSpeed felt in my hand and the side buttons were perfectly placed just above where my thumb naturally rested. I also liked its ridiculously low 55 g weight, which quite surprised me as I typically prefer a meatier mouse—I suspect the shape of the shell had something to do with this, though, as it was easier to grip and move about than the Viper V3 Pro.
I didn’t like how loud the primary mouse buttons were. The substantial clicks and clacks weren’t noticeable when gaming with a headset but with speakers or just normal usage, it began to grate on my nerves after a while. Likewise, the mouse wheel—sturdy, chunky even, and with its positive-feeling rotation, switching weapons in games was a delight. However, scrolling through a webpage or large document was somewhat tedious.
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Razer claims that the mouse has eight programmable buttons but really it’s just a standard five in number. One could argue this is a matter of semantics but three of those ‘buttons’ happen to be the forward/backward motion of the wheel and the DPI cycling/power switch in the base.
It’s great that Razer has made all of the controls fully programmable, via its Synapse software, but I’d argue that the base button isn’t one that’s ever likely to be set to an important macro or the like.
Lastly, there’s the HyperSpeed wireless connection system. Razer has furnished the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed with a high-quality braided USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable, a Type-C to Type-A adapter block, and a 2.4 GHz wireless dongle. It all works very nicely and the mouse also supports Razer’s 8,000 Hz HyperPolling dongle, which is a$30 separate purchase. None of the above is the issue, though.
Buy if…
Don’t buy if…❌ You want an all-round mouse:Outside of gaming, the featherweight construction, loud buttons, and clunky wheel can grate after a while.❌You have sweaty hands:The plastics used for the shell attract grease and grime, and it’s not easy to keep clean.
Don’t buy if…
❌ You want an all-round mouse:Outside of gaming, the featherweight construction, loud buttons, and clunky wheel can grate after a while.❌You have sweaty hands:The plastics used for the shell attract grease and grime, and it’s not easy to keep clean.
❌ You want an all-round mouse:Outside of gaming, the featherweight construction, loud buttons, and clunky wheel can grate after a while.❌You have sweaty hands:The plastics used for the shell attract grease and grime, and it’s not easy to keep clean.
When I grabbed the HyperPolling dongle included with the Viper V3 Pro, I was a little surprised to find it didn’t work with the V3 HyperSpeed. It would seem that the Viper’s 8,000 Hz wireless system isn’t the same as the separately purchasable HyperPolling dongle or, at the very least, it’s been configured to only work with the Viper. That’s a wholly unnecessary and confusing product fragmentation.
It’s not a fault of the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed, of course, but the HyperSpeed dongle supports multi-device connects and appears to be fully universal, whereas HyperPolling isn’t. I also can’t help but feel that many consumers are going to get more than a little confused between Razer’s HyperSpeed and HyperPolling nomenclature.
Razer has done a fantastic job of taking its best gaming mouse and making it a lot more affordable, without sacrificing what the DeathAdder brand means to the gaming community. Its understated looks hide a seriously capable mouse and the lack of super-fast polling rates and laser-accurate sensors arguably makes it a better mouse for the vast majority of PC gamers out there.
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The Verdict91Read our review policyRazer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeedMore than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
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91Read our review policyRazer DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeedMore than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
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More than just a cheaper version of the DeathAdder V3 Pro, this Razer mouse should be on top of any PC gamer’s shopping list. Lightweight, fast, and accurate. What else do you really need?
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