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Razer DeathAdder V3 (wired, RZ01-04640)

The wired DeathAdder V3 for a player who prefers its ergonomic shape and can keep a cable.

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The decision

DeathAdder V3 RZ01-04640 is the wired model, not the V3 Pro or HyperSpeed. Its manufacturer-listed 59 g weight excludes the cable. Consider grip, hand size and the cable route before the 8000 Hz maximum: a specification can describe a capability without proving that it improves comfort or measured latency in your game.

Consider it when

  • A user who wants an ergonomic mouse and accepts a wired connection.
  • A desk with enough pad area and a clear route for the cable.

Look again when

  • A requirement for Bluetooth or receiver-based wireless use.
  • Choosing solely on polling rate without considering system behaviour.

The checks that can change your choice

Match RZ01-04640

The DeathAdder V3 family contains different connection and weight configurations. Match the exact support page and package before transferring a battery, wireless or receiver feature from another version.

Test high polling instead of assuming it

Start with stable sensitivity and a familiar polling setting, then evaluate any higher rate in your actual games. USB routing, software and the workload can influence the result; this profile provides no measured latency claim.

Published specifications

Wired ergonomic mouse; 59 g excluding cable; polling rate up to 8000 Hz; optical switches.

BrandRazer
Exact modelDeathAdder V3 (wired, RZ01-04640)
ConnectionWired USB; Speedflex cable
Sensor and sensitivityFocus Pro 30K optical; up to 30,000 DPI
Polling rate1,000 Hz by default; up to 8,000 Hz through Synapse
Weight59 g excluding cable
Controls6 configurable buttons
SwitchesRazer optical mouse switches Gen-3

Wired DeathAdder V3, not V3 Pro or V3 HyperSpeed.

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A different choice worth checking

Logitech G G305 LIGHTSPEEDG305 LIGHTSPEED is a practical choice when you want to remove the mouse cable without adding another rechargeable device. Its fit, weight with a battery and six-button layout matter more than the maximum DPI. Choose it knowing that LIGHTSPEED uses the supplied USB receiver; this is not a Bluetooth pairing option for an otherwise receiver-free laptop.Read this model’s tradeoffs ↗Logitech G G203 LIGHTSYNCG203 LIGHTSYNC makes sense when a cable is acceptable and you want a straightforward USB mouse with configurable controls. Check the shape against your hand and grip before focusing on its DPI range or lighting. A sensible cable route can matter more to daily use than adding another feature to the specification list.Read this model’s tradeoffs ↗

These alternatives address related choices. Recheck their platform, connections and fit before treating one as a replacement.

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