Razer Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Wired Gaming Mouse: Fastest Mouse Switch in Gaming - 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 8 Programmable Buttons - Drag-Free Cord

It was expected when I purchased the mouse, but it is a little small for my hands forcing a partial claw grip. Considering the quality of this mouse (aside from the issue with button springs some have had), they should offer an array of sizes as it will likely be a popular model. Pros: Nearly perfect mouse. Cons: slightly overpriced, only two sizes (mini and regular), annoying rgb lighting fad (am I paying extra for this s***?), sharp (nearly) 90 degree edges on the skates probably scrapes mouse pad a little(not perceptible during use), no spare skates included. If Im paying $60+ for a mouse it might as well include spare skates. Also, if the springs wearing out isnt a unit/product defect to be corrected, they should probably try to make the springs easily accessed for replacement/repair. Looks like a 10 minute minimum repair time which is a rather annoying interruption. Good job, Razer. Make it a great one by offering custom sizes.

Ive gone through many many mice, and I can finally say this is my favorite mouse of all time and I finally no longer have that itch for looking for a new mouse, Im happy with the Razer Viper, the clicks arent stiff but arent too easy to click either, scroll wheel is fantastic, the sensor is on point and the cord doesnt get in your way, fantastic shape (normally I dont like ambidextrous mice but this mouse does everything so perfectly.) definitely the best stock cord ive used in a mouse. I have pretty medium sized hands and use palm grip, works perfectly for me. Only issue I have with this mouse is the side buttons are just okay, theyre not bad but not great either, for me theyre fine enough but for others it may bother them somewhat.

After going through numerous lightweight mouse on the market recently (Hati, Skoll, MM710, S2 Divina); the Razer Viper was surprisingly the best one overall, even though it isnt the lightest the lightest or heaviest of heaviest. Pros: - Minimal button wobble compared to Hati and MM710 - Least amount of pre-travel and post travel compared to the mice that I recently tried out. - The smoothness of the mouse shape, as a palm grip user 19.5 cm x 10.5 cm, the shape of the mouse is perfect. - Software is not required, since the mouse can be plug and play with the default DPI levels (400, 800, etc) - You can turn off the logo lighting (Im a minimalistic kind of man) - If youre a right hand user the right hand side buttons do not get in the way (The main reason I put off trying out this mouse) Similarly, if youre a left handed user the left hand side buttons do not get in the way either. Cons: - The mouse feet were probably the scratchiest I have encountered compared to the past mice that I tried out - The mouse switches can take a bit to get used to. - Side buttons have some pre-travel but it seems bearable. - Side buttons are more mushy compared to the other mice that I tried - One of the heavier sided mice in the horizon of the lightweight mouse market However, compared to the other lightweight mice that I tried throughout the market; the Viper has the least manufacturing difficulties, in which it has almost no button/scroll wheel wobbles, and no side flex. Thus, the Razer Viper has become my endgame for the time being in this new generation of lightweight gaming mice due to the minimalistic and stable design accompanied by the lastest sensor and switches.

This mouse is spectacular! Coming from the Razer DeathAdder 2013, this is incredibly light. Clicks are solid, and Im loving the scroll wheel. Thank goodness that I can rebind the extra side buttons to media control and have it saved without needing to have Synapse 3 running in the background. Since I dont really care about RGB, I never have Synapse 3 running. Just buy it!

It does what I needed it to do, which is basically being a wired mouse with adjustable DPI and customizable extra buttons. Ergonomic is ok but not great. The rear part of the mouse slants down away from my palm rather than slants up to meet my palm. Consequently, there is an empty space right underneath my palm which Im not crazy with. This is more or less a personal preference as I grew up with the Microsoft mouse and the Kensington track ball. So Im used to having something in my palm and not just air. Being able to adjust the DPI is very convenient as I can change the DPI based on what I am doing. Now the bad part. The main reason I bought this mouse and not its competitors is because it was supposed to be made in Taiwan. Well, guess what. This one was made in china. So there.

Es un mouse cómodo, tiene un muy buen sensor, un poco caro pero la verdad que vale la pena.

its overall good mouse fore gaming ... it has squicky clicks sometimes but it is not anoying at least for me ...

Works for Xbox One I tested it on Fornite and CoD MW. Once i fix up my sensitivity it was GREAT! I know the mouse is for both hands but they should have let you discard the buttons when not in use. As of right now the right buttons doesnt bother me nor ill have an accident pressing the buttons when im gaming. The wire is somewhat stretchable but its durable. All the buttons are very responsive and the noice is fair. Very light and the quality could be alot better but all else not too bad. I honestly like it so do your research before buying because not every mouse we had or own is for everyone. This is great for my small hands and for the price.

came from a naga trinity which would double click and with the optical switches, it never happens. you may be thinking that the ambi design would make it uncomfortable but no. it is grippy, molds into your hands, and overall very comfortable. probably the only thing i would improve is the software but synapse is still amazing. 12/10

Works great! And the batteries will never need changing... since it is a corded mouse. Linux integration is fantastic. Im using it for graphics and 3D modeling. The clicks are a bit loud, but everything else is really good. And, I love that there is no lag. And the polling rate is fast enough that I dont see much chance of ever having any problems.