Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini

Good shape for a mini mouse ; Very light ; New removable grip tape adds more customization

Too small for most palm users ; Less powerful sensor than standard DeathAdder V2

The DeathAdder V2 Mini makes Razer's most popular mouse smaller and lighter, but that isn't necessarily an improvement.

Our Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini review explains why it's a worthy addition to the DeathAdder lineup. It delivers on its promises, providing a high-quality experience for gamers with smaller hands. At $49.99, the cost of entry isn’t prohibitive, also...

Lightweight, ergonomic design without honeycomb shell ; Optical mouse switches ; Flawless tracking ; Soft and supple cable ; Smooth 100% PFTE feet

Not for everyone given its small size ; Shape is not entirely versatile and better suited for the palm grip ; Onboard memory only stores sensitivity settings ; Synapse 3 still required to load lighting and macros

Effective grip tape ; Drag-free cable ; Glides and flicks easily

Middling side buttons ; Grip tape comes as self-applied adhesives ; Lesser sensor specs than original ; Fewer programmable buttons than original

The Razer DeathAdder V2 Mini will make small hands happy with its stay-put grip. Its specs aren’t as robust as the bigger version and some rivals, but its accessible shape and ease of movement make it an easy choice for gamers seeking a lightweight mouse.