What Mouse Does Asuna Use?

Asuna's mouse history

The history has 5 periods and 4 switches. Three of the periods are on the Razer DeathAdder V2, and he has returned to it twice. Across those three periods he has spent 33.6 months (2.8 years) on it.

He started on the DeathAdder V2 in September 2022. In February 2023 he moved to the Razer Deathadder V3 Pro White and stayed 14.3 months (1.2 years). That is the longest stretch he has spent away from the V2.

In April 2024 he went back to the V2 for 3.1 months. In July 2024 he tried the Razer Deathadder V3 Pro Black, which lasted 1.5 months. Since September 2024 he has been on the V2 again.

The current period is 25.4 months (2.1 years), the longest single period in his history. Razer's V3 Pro line has twice ended with a return to the V2. The VALORANT Champions 2026 gear list also shows him on the DeathAdder V2.

Mousepad

Asuna plays on the Artisan Ninja FX Zero Soft Black, which he has used for 49.3 months, since September 2022. That is the same month his mouse history begins, so the pad has stayed the same through every mouse change. The VALORANT Champions 2026 gear list names it as his pad.

It is a cloth pad with stitched edges, rated control-oriented in overall glide. At 3 mm it is thin. The measured static friction is 41.3 and dynamic friction is 2.51, so the surface favors stopping and tracking over raw speed. The glide difference between the X and Y axes is 11.2%.

Mouse settings

Asuna runs 1400 DPI at 0.26 in-game sensitivity, which gives an eDPI of 364 and 35.9 cm/360. That is a mid-range swing for a 100-20000 DPI sensor, and it leaves a lot of mouse travel for fine adjustments.

Polling rate is 1000 Hz, the highest option the DeathAdder V2 offers. Windows sensitivity is 6 and Raw Input Buffer is off. Scoped sensitivity is 0.7 and ADS sensitivity is 0.9.

Should you buy Asuna's mouse?

The DeathAdder V2 is a wired ergonomic mouse that weighs 80 g. At 12.76 cm long, 6.27 cm wide and 4.10 cm tall, it is a fairly large shape. It suits players who want a full-size ergonomic body with a Focus+ sensor and Razer Optical switches, and who do not need wireless.

The alternatives below are all lighter and shorter. They differ in connection type and width.

• ZOWIE EC2-DW Black (4 pros use it now): wireless, 20 g lighter, 0.46 cm shorter, 0.23 cm wider and 0.1 cm taller. It supports polling rates up to 4000 Hz. It suits players who want a wireless ergonomic mouse with a slightly wider body.
• Glorious Model D- Wireless White (1 pro uses it now): wireless, 13 g lighter, 0.76 cm shorter, 0.17 cm narrower and 0.1 cm lower. It suits smaller or lower-profile preferences.
• ZOWIE EC3-C (1 pro uses it now): wired like the DeathAdder V2, 10 g lighter, 0.84 cm shorter, 0.31 cm narrower and 0.07 cm lower. It has a PMW 3360 sensor and suits players who want to stay wired in a more compact body.