Its contoured, high-arched form nestled into my palm effortlessly, even without the rubberised side grips that you'll find in the step-up Razer V2 models. The center mouse wheel rounds out the list.Įven after extended use, the Death Adder V2 X Hyperspeed remains extremely comfortable. You get two main left and right buttons two more on the left-hand side where your thumb sits and two smaller buttons that cut into the far left side of the main left button. There are seven programmable buttons, and everything is orientated for right-handed users. The DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed has a base weight of 2.78 ounces (79 grams) and increases to 2.89 ounces (102 grams) with a battery added, placing it in the mid-weight category for gaming mice.
However, while the other mice dazzle with brightly lit RGB Razer logos, the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed goes with a more subtle black-on-black logo and no other RGB lighting. The DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed has an almost identical design to other gaming mice in Razer's V2 range, such as the DeathAdder V2 and DeathAdder V2 Pro-they all feature the same contoured shape and slightly flared main button profile. It costs US$59.99 (AU$109), which isn't cheap, but considering its versatility, it could save you spending on two separate mice. Of course, with no RGB lighting, it's not the flashiest device, and may not appeal to hardcore gamers wanting an all-out RGB experience. The upshot is you can segue between a gaming session and the boardroom in an instant. It's also highly suitable as a productivity mouse thanks to its dual connectivity options and lack of RGB lighting. With a quick 14,000 DPI optical sensor, comfortable design and long battery life, the Razer DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed is an excellent mid-range wireless gaming mouse.
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