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Razer DeathAdder V2 vs Mad Catz R.A.T. 8+ ADV Comparison

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Mouse Details

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Manufacturer Razer Mad Catz
Model DeathAdder V2 R.A.T. 8+ ADV
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Release Date 2020 2020
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Dimensions and Weight

Mice size, weight and cable length (if applicable).

Length ~127 mm
~12.7 cm
~5 in
~119 mm
~11.9 cm
~4.69 in
Width ~61.7 mm
~6.17 cm
~2.43 in
~88 mm
~8.8 cm
~3.46 in
Height ~42.7 mm
~4.27 cm
~1.68 in
~39 mm
~3.9 cm
~1.54 in
Weight ~82 g
~0.08 kg
~0.18 lbs
~157 g
~0.16 kg
~0.35 lbs

Technical Specs

Full tech specifications of the given mice.

Sensor Type Optical Optical
Sensor Model PMW3399 PMW3389
Resolution (CPI/DPI) 100 - 20000 100 - 20000
Maximum Acceleration 50 G 50 G
Max Tracking Speed 650 IPS 400 IPS
Polling Rate 1000 Hz (1ms) 2000 Hz (0.5 ms)
Lift Off Distance Adjustable Adjustable (~2mm default)
Switch (Lifespan) Razer Optical Switches (70 million clicks) Dakota (60 million clicks)
Feet (Lifespan) PTFE PTFE
Onboard Memory Yes (5 profiles) Yes
Smoothing / Filtering No No
Hardware Acceleration No No
Click Latency - -
Shift Latency

Accessories and Features

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Mouse Type Gaming mouse Gaming mouse
Sensor Type Optical Optical
Ergonomy Right-hand Right-handed
Buttons 8 11
Suggested Grip Palm grip Palm grip, Claw grip, Fingertip grip
DPI Indicator Yes Yes
Lighting Yes Yes
Adjustable Lighting Yes Yes
Adjustable Weight No Yes
Colors Black Red
Battery Time n/a n/a
Battery Type n/a

Price and Warranty

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Warranty 2 Years 1 Year
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