The Razer DeathAdder Elite optical Chroma gaming mouse is down to $22.99 at Best Buy. That's one of the best prices we've ever seen on this mouse, which dropped to just $25 for Black Friday. Keep in mind that if you order from Best Buy these days you probably can't go in the store thanks to coronavirus (depending on where you live). Of course online delivery is always an option, but the company is also offering other services like curbside pickup and things like that if you need it.
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Razer Basilisk Ultimate wireless gaming mouse with RGB charging dock
$99.99 $140.00 Save $40
One of Razer's most comprehensive mice. Uses HyperSpeed tech so wireless feels as responsive as wired. Has a 20,000 DPI sensor with adjustable sensitivity. Customize the controls of the 11 buttons and the RGB lighting. 70-hour battery life.
Razer Viper Ultimate light wireless gaming mouse
$89.99 $110.00 Save $20
Has HyperSpeed wireless tech for extremely fast responsiveness that makes it feel like a wired mouse. Weighs only 74g so it moves easily. Has a 20,000 DPI sensor for precision that can be adjusted. Eight programmable buttons.
Razer DeathAdder v2 mini gaming mouse
$24.99 $50.00 Save $25
The grip tape gives you unprecedented control over the mouse even during fast-paced gaming. It also has an 8,500 DPI optical sensor with on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment. Use Razer Chroma for custom RGB lighting, too.
Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition gaming controller for PC and Xbox One
$79.99 $120.00 Save $40
Has a rapid-fire switch for instant actuation including a hair trigger mode to reduce the travel distance when pressing triggers. The four multi-function buttons can be remapped. Syncs with popular games and hardware including Razer gear.
Razer Opus active noise-cancelling Bluetooth headphones midnight blue
$149.99 $180.00 Save $30
The ANC in these headphones can detect and nullify incoming noise. They have a 25-hour battery life and are engineered for comfort that entire time with leatherette memory foam ear cushions and a well-balanced weight. Can go wired to save battery.
The mouse is one of Razer's most popular. The 16,000 DPI 5G optical sensor is super accurate and capable of traversing up to 450 inches per second. Of course you can adjust it to the perfect setting, and the mouse has a button dedicated to doing just that so you can fix it on-the-fly based on the game you're playing or work you're doing.
The ergonomic form factor means you'll be able to game on and on for hours without feeling fatigue. Plus, the mouse has mechanical switches that are durable for up to 50 million clicks. The seven buttons on the mouse are all reprogrammable, including the dedicated DPI button if you decide you don't need that function. You can use Razer's Synapse software to set these up and create complex macro functions.
The mouse also has Razer Chroma, which we've broken down before. It's a cool tech exclusive to Razer. At its basic level, Chroma gives you the same RGB as a lot of other PC peripherals. Customize the colors on the mouse using over 16 million different possibilities. But then you can use Chroma to sync your lights with games like Gears 5 or smart devices like Philips Hue light strips. You end up with a personalized light show going off all around you.
This Windows Central review from 2016 calls it a "jack of all trades option that can handle various titles" and added "With the pairing of Synapse and Chroma lighting, the mouse itself also looks incredible both in and without light."
