Lightweight, ergonomic design without honeycomb shell ; Optical mouse switches ; Flawless tracking ; Soft and supple cable ; Smooth 100% PFTE feet

Not for everyone given its small size ; Shape is not entirely versatile and better suited for the palm grip ; Onboard memory only stores sensitivity settings ; Synapse 3 still required to load lighting and macros

Our Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini review explains why it's a worthy addition to the DeathAdder lineup. It delivers on its promises, providing a high-quality experience for gamers with smaller hands. At $49.99, the cost of entry isn’t prohibitive, also...

Effective grip tape ; Drag-free cable ; Glides and flicks easily

Middling side buttons ; Grip tape comes as self-applied adhesives ; Lesser sensor specs than original ; Fewer programmable buttons than original

The Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini will make small hands happy with its stay-put grip. Its specs aren’t as robust as the bigger version and some rivals, but its accessible shape and ease of movement make it an easy choice for gamers seeking a lightweight mouse.

God form af en lille mus at være ; Letvægt ; Klistermærker for optimeret greb ; Kabel som ikke er i vejen

For lille til palm-grip ; Pris

Razer har med Mini udgaven af DeathAdder V2 ramt hovedet på sømmet for gamere, der har mindre hænder end gennemsnittet i form af en god og funktionel mus med et flot og kvalitetsfuldt design. Funktionelt er den ikke på niveau med sin storebror, men det...