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

Absolutely amazing mouse. Delivered within 24 hours but I returned it because I decided to go for the ultimate version which is wireless. Anyone wanting to go for this wired version, I'd highly recommend it. You'll notice tremendous change in your game style within an hour of using this mouse. Extremely light and offers great aim.

this mouse glides and swipes with ease, flicking with this is effortless. gaming= A*, productivity= A

One of my razer viper's side buttons is basically broken, even though I used it with care. It is really bad quality, at least with my copy.

it is a good mouse but i mainly bought the mouse for the side buttons on thr right as well a s the right but they are very hard to click with my pink and ring finger and the nouse is huge for my hand i was unable to claw or finger tip grip it comfertably i could only palm the mouse

Bought it 3 years ago and still functions like the day I got it out of its package.

Definitivamente es uno de los mejores mouse del 2019, top 3 sin discusión y en muchas áreas el #1 Por donde lo veas este mouse es excelente, calidad de materiales, construcción, sensor, switches, forma. Se adapta mucho mejor para claw grip y fingertip grip aunque tambien podrías palmearlo si tu mano es pequeña. Pros +Buen cable, no es el mejor del mercado pero no tendrás ningún problema. +Los feet/skates son bastante buenos, igual no los mejores del mercado podrías mejorar con hyperglide pero tampoco es mucha diferencia. +La forma es muy segura, es decir, adaptable. No incómoda en ningún lugar y se ajusta perfecto a claw grip + El peso para mí punto de vista es perfecto 70gr +Los clicks son suaves y sin pre travel, Tienen ligero post travel pero no afecta en nada. Fenomenales +Construcción excelente calidad, los grip de los costados muy bien Cons +Software es pesado y solo lo debes utilizar para configurar lo que necesites y después borrar +Los feet pueden mejorar (esto si te pones muy peaky) +El precio es elevado +Un poco más de rgb no le habría hecho daño, finalmente es configurable +Los botones laterales están un poco atrás, si los usas muy muy seguido (para leaning en R6 o PUBG por ejemplo) será incómodo Excelente mouse realmente lo mejor que hay ahorita

Here's a bit of a dramatic history lesson; if you don't care for it and what the raw details, skip ahead. ----------------------------------- Anybody who grew up when competitive gaming first started booming knew there was only one thing that truly kept it all together: a compelling, new-age, tailor-made passion. In the mid 2000s, Razer got widespread attention with the releases of their Diamondback and Copperhead mice. They were their first mainstream products, and man did it feel surreal to experience what would be known as the first gaming peripherals. The color lighting in motion, the clicks, the premium feel of something engineered for us few (at the time) gamers was something that I'll always thank Razer for. Logitech was still making exclusively office supply mice, and the closest thing to gaming mouse was the Microsoft Intellimouse 3.0. They took the first step forward, because they knew that what was about to come was based on a fiery passion that every user reading this review knows by heart: competitive gaming. Now I'm not going to sit here and say they reigned forever. Logitech, Zowie, and Finalmouse have been IMO dominating the market for competitive mice, and I say that with no regret. I'm a personal advocate of the Zowie ZA series, but I've used all mice from the Sensei/Kinzu to the Deathadder 2013 to the Logitech G Pro. The Razer Viper puts the company finally back where it belongs. ----------------------------------- I won't get into what you can get from their advertising. Let me explain how it actually performs in your hand: -The shape and weight works in perfect unison together. I personally didn't like the Zowie FK1/2 despite its praise, but I do to this day love the ZA11. I appreciate the contact at the base of my palm as a sort of pivot point, and I have my fingers operate the mouse with a claw grip. This mouse is a dream if you use your mice similarly. -The mouse wheel is by far the best I've ever used in any mouse. It has absolutely, I mean zero, wobble, it is extremely quiet to the point of being silent, the clicks are subtle yet firm, and the weight is just like the mouse itself: light. -The clicks, from a feel standpoint, are different. I enjoy the silent switches you find on silent mice, but I can understand those who like the Zowie style which is like a banging click that gives you strong feedback and assurance. They do feel mushy, I am not going to lie, and they will take time getting used to, because pushing them too hard is a thing, and I do have concerns about how long they will last. I am hoping my muscle memory will get adjusted from my Zowie mouse and it will actually turn out for the better. From the limited time I've used it, I do believe that with a softer touch, these will be something that I cannot get away from. -With the softer touch, I do feel a bit quicker on the clicks. The softer touch required to fully depress them makes your fingers feel a lot more nimble, which is awesome. Less strain, more gain. -The opposite side buttons are near impossible to accidentally press. I actually like having the option to do with ease so because extra binds are always something I enjoy. But if that's a concern of yours, drop it. For this reason, the hypershift keys are a godsend.

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This is my third Razer mouse. My other go to mice have been logitech/microsoft/ibm. I have been gaming since the dawn of PC gaming. It is not the clicking that have caused my mice to fail. No, in all cases, but one, it is the scrolling. Since the scroll wheel became part of the mouse, it has been the point of early failure. Sure compressed air can solve the problem for a bit some of the time. But in my experience, the scroll wheel just fails early ...3 to 4 year mark. So those 70 million clicks are ultimately wasted. That aside, I really do love this razer viper. It is noticeably lighter than my naga and diamondback. I still have those plugged in as it's only the scroll wheels on them that are defective. I was worried when i read about the mushy, squishy feeling of the mouse clicks. But i can say that my new mouse is super clicky and just feels great. Is this way more responsive? i can't tell as i still die the same amount in call of duty (for example). I have never had an issue misclicking with a mouse. But i guess it is comforting to know that i definitely won't with this mouse. All my mice have been wired. I have never felt held back by that fact. I don't have any issues with mouse wires. I'm pretty sure this wire is the same as the one on the diamondback. no issue at all. I was never about the LED craze and smirked when it fused with the lowly mouse. But now i have to admit, I miss the extra LED capacity on the older diamondback. Even the naga has the scroll wheel light up in addition to just the logo on the viper. More embarrassing that i mention that really. I must not be the hard core gamer that this viper is catered too. Also, i would say that only one side of buttons is usable without error. But i am so thankful for the choice of which side!! :D Heck yah for left mice (i am right handed but...) Lastly, As for the software, i have both versions of synapse/central to support old and new. I really don't use the software much at all and have kept it offline. Double checking now, i see that my razer central is actually online. So i have no comment on the software. Executive summary: I love this mouse! :) (but only when on sale) Edit: You do not need to buy grip tape! :) I have never had issue with sweating on the mouse. So i don't have issue with a lack of dust magnets.