Great review ! I was between the DA V3 Hyperspeed and the Pulsar Xlite V3 Mini, I decided to get the DA, my hands are small (17cm / 9cm), recently bought a Pulsar X2H Mini, but I will return it as has a lot of pre-travel and feels like double clicking. One simple thing that I do not know why is not common anymore and the DA V3 H has is the space for store the dongle, which is great IMO and I do not know why is not implemented anymore, for example Pulsar mice, with the open space at the back, could just implement a dongle storage slot. Another thing related to mice dongles is that many new mice come with only with big dongles which is unpractical.
when i first saw "deathadder v3 hyperspeed" i completely wrote it off. I thought it was just gonna be a cheaper dav3 with a battery with bad sensor placement. So i had zero hype for this to release. then when i finally saw it was basically a dav3 mini, i bought one instantly, the dav3 pro was a bit too big for me. This one is literally perfect for me. definitely my main for a while. still a headscratcher why they didnt just call it a dav3 mini
After watching your video I’m purchasing this mice. I really love your explaination on how the dynamic sensitivity works too, most people just explain in it little detail and just say “it’s an interesting feature” but your clip of demonstrating it was a help. I can’t wait to use this, it’s gonna be replacing my viper ultimate since I’m more of a palm or relaxed claw gripper.
Pulsar Xlite V3 Mini is really small. A great mouse. But small. I own both of these. This is a great middle man. That's smaller but not super small. :)
I still love my Viper Ultimate. However, I've been experiencing wrist pain after gaming. Is this mouse the way to go? I use claw grip and have 18.7 x 9.5cm hands.
If you have wrist pain, it’s most likely a tension issue rather than a mouse issue. Practice a slightly looser grip and take breaks when playing. It may take a while to go away, but be patient and don’t play if you have pain. Any pain you play through will continue to make it worse
Hold the mouse like an egg. Fragile. Try not gripping so hard. Stretch that wrist. If the pain continues. See a medical professional and try swapping for an ergo mouse like this one :)
This or Pulsar xlite v3 ? which is better in terms of build quality, clicks etc. Not comparing hand size now. Just wanna know which mouse is built better
man what is that wallpaper on your monitor. the colors. And also what is that green pad you used <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="651">10:51</a> it looks so clean. I NEED
I want raw acell on my viper v2 pro D: I got a 3d printed mouse using some viper v2 internals and for me it's completely end game I couldn't see myself switching anytime soon
found my next mouse. Viper ultimate starting to only hold a charge for a couple days after 5+ years of use, so soon . I play at 800 dpi and 1080p and never plan to change either. So saving money to not have a polling rate I don't need is awesome.
I play on 800 dpi/ 1080p and also switched from a Viper Ultimate to the DAV3 Hyperspeed today. It's an amazing mouse and it feels amazing in my hand. You won't regret buying it.
Yup, hyperspeed no longer means what it used to. Heck, what did it even used to mean for that matter? fire video as usual BT! Looking forward to seeing how ya fire it up in this next episode :D
i really want this mouse so i can use it as my daily driver cos gaming on a mx master 3s works but not for long gaming sessions and fps which i am starting to get back into so i def wanna get this
xlite v3 has been on sale recently and still is. In my area, it's around $80 on amazon brand new have seen some posts on reddit saying they're even cheaper in other regions.
I paid for both the faker v3 pro and the hyperspeed. If you have man size hands, no need for the hyperspeed. the downgrade will be in the sensor. I also have SuperGlides + 8k dongle on v3 pro. I prefer the switches on the v3 pro, but to each their own.
I don't know for certain buy my best guess is no since I don't think any of the mice that offer wireless high polling rate actually support it when plugged in (other than gwolves but the caviat is that you can't use the nice paracord cable it comes with you need to use the stiff rubber one meant for the dongle. If you want high polling wired you're options are basically DAV3 8k wired (great deal at $60) the OP18k (best performer and consumer friendly option) or the Hyper X Pulsefire Haste 2 Wired. So essentially you're choose between ergo, aggressive/relaxed claw/fingertip with a rear hump, or the above with a mid hump and larger/more universal
9.28 The hope a Zowie or Vaxee will last longer. 3x Viper Mini (9, 4 and 2 months), 1 Deathadder Mini (3 months), 1 Orochi v2 (4 months). I just want a mouse that lasts more than a year, is it that hard? Luckily of the 17 mice that have lasted less than 9 months in the last three-four years, 11 or 12 have failed within refund window.
What is happening to your mice? Are you playing with a prosthesis and accidentally crushing them or something? I've had an Orochi v2 for like 2 years and it still works just fine. Same with my Viper mini. Or are you one of those people that hears a slight creak when you squeeze the mouse so you have to return it? I just don't understand how 85% of the mice you have bought have broken.
@@codexnecrogeddon I don't mind creaking. I do mind wheels that I turn one way and turn the opposite, or I need to give tforty full rundabouts for a single click to register, or double click, of does not register the clicks, or sensors that send movement signals when I'm not even touching the mouse or don't track properly.
Use elo shapes to compare better, I would go for the xlite because its cheaper and smaller which is nice for hand size, but razer arguably a better product, but i would look into symmetrical mice for fingertip, I switched a while back for fingertip and they are amazing
where's the 1 month+ battery life razer mouse? i'm still using the g303 wireless for like 5-6 hours+ a day and my battery lasts for like 5 weeks before recharging.
Such a disappointment :( smaller mouse and they got rid of the changeable battery. It is difficult to find decent size mice these days and now you have to plug it in when you run out of battery? You cannot just pop in another rechargeable battery and be good to go. Huge downgrade from V2 hyperspeed.
only reason why i hesitate to get a razer mouse is having to download synapse, so many companies have started using a web based software, its just way better
I think with time all companies will go that route. But a few sit with software that ties to their other items. Like cooler master and Logitech. Keebs, mics, etc. all run through their software. I work in software, it's always a hassle for Dev to move the app current functions to Web base and it actually works before even launching it to public. Then setting time aside for when you launch it to public and something goes wrong somewhere. 😂
synapse is "okay" now honestly. its still a bloated piece of crap, but you can usually just set your settings then uninstall the software and it will stick.
Im quite sad that they abandoned the removable battery of the hyperspeed line. I really dislike the idea of having a timer on the lifespan of my wireless mice
@@mannyman139 yeah with AA batteries, he’s talking about built in batteries where you need knowledge to replace it and it surely isn’t too easy to find replacement batteries when razer doesn’t sells them
@@mikerzisu9508 not everyone wants to buy a new mouse every 2 years, stop assuming everyone is a sheep like you that always needs to buy the newest mouse that has no noticeable improvement, you’re just letting razer and any other brand milk your wallet
That's because it actually is goated. You must be a salty Logicrap fanboy, that junk was junk day one, don't hate that the king perfected the mouse and owns the game. Next
