Razer DeathAdder

Zitat: The Good: + Same old classic DeathAdder performance The Bad: - Only 16 entries per macro - Shape will be too wide for some - Puts a large stress on your wrist and pinkie finger The DeathAdder is truly a classic, one that some hardcore players will never walk away from. Razer´s software needs an update, however, to bring it into the current age, and if you have wrist problems you may wish to look for a smaller mouse.

Zitat: With the DeathAdder, Razer has reached out to the fans that have been clamoring for a raised arch with an extension of its famous rubberized surface (previously only on mice buttons). Not everything is rosy, however as this new found comfort comes at the expense of lefties and smaller hands. Still, this is a pretty fine mouse to generate negative karma with in-game – if your hands are large enough to tame it. The Razer DeathAdder can be found in retail stores at US$59.99 (~S$99) immediately.

Zitat: Southpaw gamers can rejoice — peripherals manufacturer Razer has released a gaming mouse designed specifically for left-handers.

Zitat: As far as mouse features go, these are very basic for the PC, but is an awesome step forward from the typical standard one-button Mac mouse. The Razer DeathAdder is one of the coolest-looking mice you can use on your Mac, too. You´ll have to do some extra programming to extract more functionality from your Mac applications and games, but this isn´t incredibly overwhelming, partly because there are only a handful of buttons you can program. Even if you´re not a fan of the three games worth playing on the Mac (which are also on the PC), you can easily switch this mouse between a PC and Macintosh. So, if you´re one of the urban professionals who like to LAN and use their Mac, then this mouse is one to consider. You can bring more functionality and usability to your Apple computer, then take it with you to a LAN party with your PC. The mouse isn´t the most robust rodent in terms of features, especially when compared with higher-end gaming mice, but for a Mac user is absolutely fantastic. It is a mid-grade gaming mouse, so it can pull triple duty as a good gaming mouse, office mouse, and PC mouse. If you were dead set on a Razer DeathAddrer anyway, then why not go with the Mac version? You can compare prices between the two here, and the Mac version can actually a few dollars cheaper.

Zitat: The good: Good accuracy Highly responsive Highly customisable Multiple profiles The bad: Weedy cable Infrared means it won´t track as well on some surfaces Right handed only With StarCraft II and Diablo III on the horizon for OS X, and the benefits designers and video editors can gain from a highly responsive and accurate mouse, this is one device you should check out.