Unlimited profiles and other configurationsĮvery game is different and comes with its own set of control requirements. As variations on the surface are continuously detected as the mouse moves, it is compared to the original recording, allowing the sensor to react quicker and more accurately. This ensures on-screen cursor jitter is reduced so your aim stays dead-on target even as you move.īy calibrating your Razer DeathAdder to a specific surface, it enables the sensor to record that surface’s color, topography, and other such properties. In the Razer DeathAdder, once the sensor has been calibrated to the surface, you can customize the height at which tracking is cut-off when the mouse is lifted. This is a detriment to gamers who need absolute accuracy in their games, as the cursor being thrown off a target may mean the difference between winning and losing. Low-sensitivity gamers who lift other mice may experience on-screen cursor jitter as mouse-to-surface tracking continues. It’s packed with basic and advanced customizable features so your Razer DeathAdder works exactly the way you want it to.
Synapse 2.0 is not just a standard mouse configurator. The Razer DeathAdder features bright green lighting on the mouse scroll wheel and logo. Utilizing highly durable Omron switches, there is a pronounced tactile feedback to your fingertips with each actuation, so you get the absolute assurance that you’re winning with precision. This means as soon as you think it, your finger has already mouse clicked it. Hyperesponse buttonsįrom Razer’s very first gaming mouse to now, our mice buttons are designed to be hair-trigger sensitive. That’s why Razer mice scroll wheels can turn hundreds of millions of times in its lifespan, and be actuated with the exact same precision as a mouse button. Whether it is to scope, throw a grenade or zoom in on the battlefield, yours needs to be highly robust for heavy duty scrolling.
Scroll wheels are just as important for going through lengthy websites and documents, as they are for gaming.
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