Where is the 8th BUTTON? - Razer DeathAdder V2 Gaming Mouse

The video introduces the Razer DeathAdder V2 gaming mouse, comparing it directly to the DeathAdder Elite and highlighting what is new and improved. The presenter notes the V2 feels lighter than the Elite and explains that the weight difference comes despite a similar shell, thanks to design changes and new internals. He walks through the unboxing experience, emphasizing the speedflex cable, PFTE feet, and the revamped sensor, including Razer Focus+ with a 20,000 DPI capability and a 650 inches per second tracking speed. The host highlights the three notable features enabled by the on board SOC: smart tracking that calibrates to different surfaces, asymmetric lift off distance to avoid cursor drift, and motion sync to align the host and PC timing for reduced input latency. A key reveal is the location of the eighth button: the profile switch is actually the button on the bottom of the mouse, which several times is confirmed and discussed with enthusiasm. The video also covers practical considerations like the necessity of Synapse software for profile management, onboard memories for up to five profiles, and the overall ecosystem integration with Razer Chroma. The host ends with a verdict that the DeathAdder V2 is a worthy upgrade for those upgrading from the Elite, mentioning the price point and the improved ergonomics for small-handed users and palm, claw, or fingertip grips alike.

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