Razer Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Wired Gaming Mouse 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor

I already have the Viper mini which I really like so when this came up in a deal on prime day I thought I'd add it to my collection and check it out.Shape: Really nice safe shape, quite flat around the back not much of a hump. There is some comfort curvature in the buttons which makes it feel good in the hand. I'd say this is a medium size mouse, around the same length as the endgame gear xm1Build: feels like a premium mouse although the finish is a bit smooth. The clicks are a little bit mushy for me, they don't feel as sharp as the mini but they still feel good to use. It's also really light (70g) so really good for gaming, very balanced as well. The cable is excellent, no drag. Although I put it in a bungee anyway just to keep things tidy.Use: Took a bit of getting used to as a mostly use the XM1 and G305 it feels completely different to both in the hand. The sensor is top notch and really responsive (as is the clicks). Had a good go on apex legends with it and once I'd got my sens right with it it worked really well. There's no problem with LOD like on the viper mini (although I think a fix is coming for that)I'd say the only drawbacks to this mouse is the finish and synapse (obviously)At 33 quid I'd have to say this is one of the best gaming bargains I've got.

One of the best gaming mice I've ever owned!It's great shape - fits in my hand perfectly.It's really lightweightThe braided cable is very light and flexible - the mouse almost feels wireless using a bungee.Very good scroll wheel.It's perfect for FPS games.My previous mouse was the SS Rival 600 - which was a great mouse, I really liked the shape..... But i needed something smaller & lighter with a similar shape/ergonomic feel - for me, the Razer Viper was a great choice.One observation would be the right/left clicks feel a little mushy to me (compared to my previous mouse) it's sort of hard to describle.....but I don't think this is a bad thing. I distinctly remember the Deathadder having a similar feel in the clicks also - maybe just a Razer thing.

Having had issues with buttons on my last 2 Logitech mice (G Pro, G403) I decided to try Razer optical switches. So far, so good. The mouse is incredibly light, ideal for FPS. The thumb buttons are quite small and out of the way but there's no issue pressing them. My hand is approx 20.5cm and the mouse feels good to hold, and I no longer end up pointing the mouse sideways to the left as I did with the G403, since this one is symmetrical. The mouse has NO onboard memory (wired version) but it DOES remember the dpi. Since I use the buttons at default, this means I was able to uninstall the software once dpi was set. The cord is excellent, better than either Logitech I've had recently. All I want now is this, but with more buttons and the same light weight, or 85g max! (Pretty please Razer.) Perfect for fragging eggbots in Diabotical.

100% recommend this mouse if you FPS games very precise also very very ergonomic and comfortable to use for hours long gaming sessions.Just on aesthetics alone this is a beautiful mouse I know the logo isn’t for everyone but the fact this mouse is RGB means at least you can change it to any preset effect or static colour you like and will fit all or at least most gaming set ups.Very reliable and have used for about 2 years would recommend 100%9/10 on this one

I have had the Razer Viper for just over a month now, when it first arrived the weight really threw me off, it felt like there was nothing in the box.I am a "semi" pro level Counter-strike: Global Offensive player, participating (and winning) competitions and have been using the Razer Naga Chroma (it's an old mouse that I have just gotten used to, the weight, the buttons ect).I was in the market for a new mouse and saw this, out of the box, I wasn't so sure, going from a 154g mouse to a 69g mouse is a massive jump. and I really wasn't sure I would get on with it, but I was pleasantly surprised.it is unbelievable, it has a really nice ergonomic grip, it glides ever so effortlessly on my mousepad. it took me a few weeks to adjust as I kept overflicking targets, but it has seriously improved my performance, it might sound stupid but the weight really does make a massive difference between speed of target selection.it's a good, solid mouse, well worth the money

Great sensor, good ambi shape, decent weight and decent cable.Also the RGB is nice and it's a nice touch that the logo completely disappears when it's off.Also, unlike the original release of this mouse, it now features white PTFE feet, just like the mini version.My only issue is that the scroll wheel is slightly rattly but you can't really notice it and I think it's just mine.Synapse isn't the best software ever but it does its job and the ability to customize this mouse is very varied, with button remapping and profiles. Also, the left handed side buttons can be rebound to anything and are not linked to the right handed side buttons, so I find it useful to bind my f3 to those in Minecraft as I don't accidentally press it but it's also really easy to, whenever I need to.Overall, very cool.

I am a gamer and recently purchased the Razer viper as my previous mouse was too small - here's before you buy information.-Perfect for gaming because as stated it is extremely light-weight and feels more solid than some other light-weight mice on the market.-Has 8 programmable buttons that are easy to program in the Razer Synapse 3 software.-Has great diffused RGB lighting on the logo changeable in software.-An extremely light cable that feels as if its not there.-Not experienced any delay when clicking yet.-Already recommended to a few friends.