The DeathAdder Chroma is wired, and there's no wireless option. This means it can be tuned to a higher sensitivity than either the Corsair M65 or the Roccat Kone XTD, both of which max out at 8,200dpi, though it is less than the Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex, which can be turned all the way up to 12,000dpi. On the bottom of the mouse is a sensor that delivers 10,000 dots per inch (dpi) sensitivity. Small indents on the scrolling wheel make it easier to grab with your middle finger when you're gaming. Because they're placed a good distance from the grip, you won't click on either accidentally. Right above the grip are two programmable buttons for custom actions that work as Back and Forward default actions for Web browsing right out of the box. On the bottom left is a rubber side grip for your thumb to rest on, so you won't have to worry about the mouse slipping out of your hand during intense gameplay. The DeathAdder Chroma measures 1.73 by 2.76 by 5 inches (HWD) and features an exterior that curves to the natural shape of your right hand (sorry, lefties). The DeathAdder Chroma is our new top pick for gaming mice. It has a higher level of sensitivity than the Editors' Choice-winning Corsair M65 RGB Laser Gaming Mouse ($74.99), as well as a less slippery finish, and a lower price. The Razer DeathAdder Chroma ($69.99) will help ensure the former with its ergonomic design and numerous customization options for both performance and lighting. If you're a gamer looking to get an edge, you know that the right gaming mouse can mean the difference between sweet victory and cold, hard defeat. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.
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