![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Ontopic: This is really difficult to assess as we don't know how heavy you lay your fingers on your mouse, what grip, and what you prefer in a mouse click. I've used a Deathadder for the past 2 years, and I've had no problems, and I have friends who had Deathaddders from 3.5G and they've had no problems, obviously this person's mouse isn't the garbage you make it out to. Price doesn't denote quality also, the Mamba and Ourborous are probably shitty mice. Might as well mention how all of Logitech's keyboards are complete trash. List pros and cons instead of crying about how Razer is shit and Logitech is god. Razer is like beats of the peripherals world, except that Beats is getting better Did I mention that they both broke and Razer took their sweet ass time to replace them which promptly broke down again right after the warranty. It's comfortable, attractive and priced well.HA, I've owned the Mamba and the Ourborous, 2 of Razer's mose expensive mice, and non of them hold a candle to the Logitech G700s, or the G502, or the Corsair M65, or the Steelseries Wireless, or pretty much any mice you can buy for anywhere near that price. The device is straightforward and customizable, and now it can add "colorful" to its roster of adjectives as well. The DeathAdder Chroma is a modest improvement on a great mouse (not to be confused with Modest Mouse), and demonstrates why the DeathAdder is almost sure to come up in any conversation about the best gaming mice available today. On the other hand, you could use the DeathAdder Chroma along with a good keyboard and get the same effect. ![]() One thing to keep in mind is that the DeathAdder Chroma is a competent choice for low- or midlevel massively multiplayer online (MMO) play, but you might want a mouse with more buttons, like the Razer Naga Chroma, to perform at the highest levels. Taking on giant mechas was as smooth as ordering Terran armies to obliterate the Zerg or leading an Assassin around the Early Modern rooftops of Paris. I ran through Titanfall, StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, Assassin's Creed Unity and Star Wars: The Old Republic with the DeathAdder Chroma, and the mouse performed well across the board. Your mouse will automatically select the appropriate profile each time you open the linked program. Assigning buttons and creating profiles is quite simple: Just add a new profile, choose functions for the thumb buttons (or the other buttons, if desired) and click Link Program. Mostly, you'll use the software for two things: assigning buttons for individual game profiles, and controlling the lighting. ![]()
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