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Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse

  • Mouse Maximum Sensitivity: 40000 dpi
  • Hand Orientation: Right
  • Button Quantity: 6
  • Item Weight: 0.88 pounds

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A lightweight, high polling rate mouse built for competitive play, with the fastest 8000Hz mode trading battery life for the lowest latency, and cosmetic Niko branding on top of otherwise standard DeathAdder V4 Pro hardware.

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ASIN: B0GFYHYCB3Model: RZ01-05330300-R3U1Category: Gaming Mice

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Overview

Razer's DeathAdder V4 Pro is a 57 gram wireless esports mouse built around an 8000Hz polling rate and a 45K DPI optical sensor for competitive shooter and esports play.

The headline spec is polling rate rather than DPI, since most players never need anywhere near 45K DPI in practice, but a stable 8000Hz connection reduces the gap between a physical mouse movement and what shows on screen. This Niko edition adds a flame graphic tied to a named CS player rather than changing the mouse's internals, so buyers picking it for the look should know the panels are cosmetic. Battery life splits sharply by polling rate, running far longer at 1000Hz than at the full 8000Hz mode.

  • 8000Hz HyperSpeed Wireless Gen-2
  • 45K DPI Focus Pro optical sensor
  • 57 gram ultra lightweight body
  • Optical mouse switches Gen-4

Who it's for

Competitive FPS players who already play at high sensitivity and high refresh rates get the most from the 8000Hz mode. Casual or productivity users will not notice a difference over a standard wireless mouse and are paying for headroom they will not use. Fans of the Niko esports branding get a cosmetic edition of the same hardware as the standard V4 Pro.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • 57 gram body suited to fast wrist movement
  • 8000Hz polling rate for competitive latency
  • Optical switches rated for over 100 million clicks
Cons
  • Battery life drops to about 22 hours at full 8000Hz polling
  • Niko edition graphics add cost without changing performance

Performance notes

Battery life is the clearest tradeoff in this mouse: up to 150 hours at a 1000Hz polling rate but only about 22 hours once the full 8000Hz mode is switched on, so competitive players chasing the lowest latency will be charging it more often. The optical switches and optical scroll wheel are built to resist the wear that mechanical parts show over time, which matters more for players clicking at high volume than for casual use. At 57 grams the mouse favors quick wrist flicks over the heavier, more planted feel some players prefer.

Specifications

BrandRazer
ModelRZ01-05330300-R3U1
Dimensions & fit
Hand OrientationRight
Item Weight0.88 pounds
Item Dimensions L x W5 × 2.7 inches
Power & efficiency
Battery Average Life150 hours
Power SourceBattery
Construction & materials
ColorNiko Edition
Compatibility & installation
Connectivity Technology2.4GHz Wireless
Compatible DevicesPersonal Computer
Included components
Unit Count1
Included ComponentsDeathadder V4 Pro, HyperSpeed Wireless Dongle + USB Dongle Adapter, User Manual
Warranty & support
Warranty Description2 years
Other details
Mouse Maximum Sensitivity40000 dpihigher than 80% of 21 gaming mice
Button Quantity6
Movement DetectionOptical
Hardware PlatformPC
Minimum Required Operating System VersionWindows 10
Antenna LocationGaming
Style NameMouse
Mfr Part NumberRZ01-05330300-R3U1

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Frequently asked questions

How long does the battery last on the Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro?

Up to 150 hours at a 1000Hz polling rate, or about 22 hours running the full 8000Hz mode.

How much does the mouse weigh?

It weighs 57 grams.

Is the Niko edition mechanically different from the standard V4 Pro?

No, it uses the same sensor and switches, with a flame themed design tied to the Niko Collection.