In fact, elite gamers have been demanding lighter, simpler designs for some time now and this is exactly what Razer has given us here. The unibody shell is now a split key cover. There’s no DPI up/down buttons behind the mouse wheel, or storage alcove for the dongle on the underside like we saw in the V2 Pro. All up you get five buttons instead of seven, including two main clicks, two buttons on the left-hand side and a single click for the mouse wheel. The V3 Pro’s button selection is simpler than the V2’s. The Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro moves like an absolute ninja across your mouse mat or tabletop. A gentle gradient falls away from it to the right, ensuring your index finger is always at the highest point ready to fire.

The top hump that was located centrally in the V2 Pro, is now taller for better palm support, and has been moved forward and more to the left, such that it now sits beneath the base of your index finger. It features a tight, right-hand curve that meanders down the left-hand side, curling your palm into its fold. You get an assortment of grips in the box to further personalize the V3 Pro.

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