Razer launches the extremely high-speed DeathAdder V3 Extreme Speed ​​Edition ultra-light mouse for gamers

With a list price of 799 yuan (about 2.8 million VND), Razer's new mouse model is mainly aimed at gamers looking for a lightweight and high-performance peripheral that can even be used for gaming. compete professionally.

DeathAdder V3 Extreme Speed ​​Edition prioritizes compact design, optimal ergonomics, with a weight of only about 55 grams (25% lighter than its predecessor) and dimensions of 122.2 x 64.8 x 41.3mm. This size and weight helps bring a lot of comfort to gamers during long gaming sessions. The mouse is equipped with an optical sensor known as the most accurate in the world - Focus X - which helps accurately track and execute every movement from the user's hand. In addition, players can also flexibly switch between polling rates of 1000Hz and 8000Hz for extremely low latency (from 1 to 1/8 millisecond), while the maximum speed of 400 IPS and acceleration up to 40G still ensures extremely accurate response in fast-paced gaming situations.

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Razer equips the DeathAdder V3 Extreme Speed ​​Edition with 3rd generation optical switches, with a lifespan of 90 million clicks. Reliable connection and low latency powered by HYPERSPEED wireless technology. The mouse buttons are fully configurable for macros and keyboard shortcuts, including functionality to toggle between 5 DPI stages.

The mouse's battery life is also very impressive, up to 100 hours at 1000Hz, or 20 hours at 8000Hz.

The Razer Focus Pro optical sensor can maintain a consistent lift distance no matter what surface it is used on, allowing for more precise mouse control. In addition, this sensor also supports the ability to synchronize actual movements to the exact time period at which the PC extracts information, thereby providing more accurate real-time tracking of the mouse's position.

David Pac

Update 22 June 2024