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Razer DeathAdder Essential Optical Gaming Mouse (6400 DPI; White) EXPIRED
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Amazon.com has Razer DeathAdder Essential Optical Gaming Mouse (6400 DPI; White) on sale for $23.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders. Thanks Discombobulated
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Note, offer valid only for July 14, 2020 or while supplies last.
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Note, offer valid only for July 14, 2020 or while supplies last.
- Razer DeathAdder Essential Optical Gaming Mouse [amazon.com] (6400 DPI; White)
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Let's take this mouse for instance: if you're lucky and do not get the single to double click issue and you simply plug & pray just to use it as a simple mouse - great deal. But I do not understand why I have to create an account, provide my personal data and give Razer the rights to grab information from my machine and share it with 3rd parties just to install the software to program my mouse?? Why do I need to install a Razer windows service just to use a simple mouse?!
Sure, there may be workarounds those issues... but, really?
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I think the main reason to buy this over an off-brand mouse with fancy buttons and specs is mainly for the aesthetic. Say you wanted to build a razor themed computer or white-themed build, then grab this mouse.
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I think the main reason to buy this over an off-brand mouse with fancy buttons and specs is mainly for the aesthetic. Say you wanted to build a razor themed computer or white-themed build, then grab this mouse.
I think the main reason to buy this over an off-brand mouse with fancy buttons and specs is mainly for the aesthetic. Say you wanted to build a razor themed computer or white-themed build, then grab this mouse.
Let's take this mouse for instance: if you're lucky and do not get the single to double click issue and you simply plug & pray just to use it as a simple mouse - great deal. But I do not understand why I have to create an account, provide my personal data and give Razer the rights to grab information from my machine and share it with 3rd parties just to install the software to program my mouse?? Why do I need to install a Razer windows service just to use a simple mouse?!
Sure, there may be workarounds those issues... but, really?
I think the main reason to buy this over an off-brand mouse with fancy buttons and specs is mainly for the aesthetic. Say you wanted to build a razor themed computer or white-themed build, then grab this mouse.
Wow, get paid much for this?
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