With the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed, that is unlikely to happen due to the position of those buttons. One issue with many mice is that users can often accidentally click the side buttons, which can be a source of slight annoyance. Like other Razer mice, the buttons can be configured and customised using the Razer Synapse software, and with the Hypershift feature which allows users to map a second function onto all the buttons, the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed can carry a total of 14 functions at any one time. By default, the two side buttons go forward and backward in browsers, while the two outer edge buttons increase and decrease the mouse sensitivity (up to a maximum of 14,000 DPI). There are seven programmable buttons in all – a left and right mouse button, scroll wheel, two side buttons that rest along or above the thumb, and two buttons near the outer edge of the left mouse button. This is why the design of the DeathAdder line of mice barely changed since the first model was released in 2006. In the case of a mouse, as an intermediary linking the movement of the user’s hand with the cursor on screen, it should ideally feel like the user is directly controlling the movement of the cursor with their hand, with the existence of the mouse itself being effaced in a way. After all, when something functional is well-designed, it doesn’t call attention to itself.
The comfort level is high, to the point where the user wouldn’t be conscious about the deliberate design of its form. © Provided by Geek CultureĮrgonomically, the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed lends itself perfectly to both the palm grip and claw grip. That’s the intent of the DeathAdder V2 X Hyperspeed, which sports the familiar curves and shape of the DeathAdder, and adds the ‘X’, which indicates that this is a more affordable version of the original DeathAdder V2 model, while the Hyperspeed moniker refers to Razer’s wireless technology. Razer’s DeathAdder mouse is known for its ergonomic design that has defined the entire line of mice, and if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
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