Razer Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Wired Gaming Mouse | 8 Programmable Buttons | 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - RZ01-02550100-R3M1

Before this I used Razer Deathadder Elite and man what a mouse but the weight was the only drawback for me and the right click gave upon me only in 8 months but, then They improvised with- new Opto-mechanical switches- ambidextrous design- 69 grams weight- Braided and most flexible cable any mouse ever had- Pixel precision with Razer 5G SensorDoes anyone think it ticks all the boxes for any competitive e-sport mouse and a dream mouse for an enthusiast or a professional gamer. I am an enthusiast and I have used so many mouses starting with generic Dell mouse, generic microsoft mouse to Razer mamba wireless, Logitech hyperion fury (g402), Steelseries rival310, Razer Death Adder and finally Razer viper. So you can see I got some experience down the road of choosing a good mouse.So far no one matched the speed of Razer vipers opto-mechanical switch and performance as it feels so controlled, no error in clicks as it has improved switch mechanics compared commonly used Omron switches in most high end gaming mouses. Over that Razer Viper have super light weight that is 69 grams which makes it in most agile category I mean the flick and tracking feels effortless in competitive fps games Like Quake Champions, CS:GO, Warface, PUBG, Rainbow Six: Seige, throw any FPS game Razer Viper shines. Button placements are also well designed to minimize errors for eg.: the dpi button is on the bottom unlike most mouse keeps it near left click or just behind scroll wheel which I felt most vulnerable place for accidental clicks. Its Ambidextrous design is well thought for giving the same experience to both left handed player and right handed alike due to the button placement of thumb buttons, and all the buttons give a satisfying click every time and button travel is perfect enough to avoid any error. To summarize I will give my opinions on pros and cons:Pros- Light Weight- Precise and accurate sensor- Revolutionary Opto-mechanical switches- Very flexible and light cable- Well thought Ambidextrous Design so both left handed and right handed can get the benefits of this Instrument.- Build Quality good enough to use it in ideal condition cant promise about the gamer's Rage effects on it, as I don't rage :PCons- Honestly till today since my purchace ie. 4 January 2020, I never had issues regarding any accidental clicks or pseudo clicks (you click once but it double clicks) which sometimes causes due to vibration after clicking in omron or any mechanical switches. But I will surely update if any problem persists at any point of time.I would love to thank who all have read so for and its my honor to give my opinion on this particular mouse which is by far my favorite. I would blindly recommend this mouse to anyone who is looking forward for a mouse for gaming purpose especially competitive first person shooter. I promise to keep you guys updated about if anything changes in my opinion when it happens.Till then Have fun gaming and please stay safe by not raging.Thank you :)

The Viper is one of the best mice out right now if you can get used to the shape.There are a few problems though..Pros-* Super Light @69 grams with great Balance* You will not mis-click the side buttons if you were thinking about that,unless you have monster fingers* Grips on the sides are very good and do not catch much dirt or smudge* Good quality plastic and amazing build* One of the best cables(Better than Glorious Mice imo but not better than Cooler Master MM711)* Solid Scroll WheelCons or things you might not like-* Some people may feel it's too light.There is always a return option.* My Unit has a left click rattle issue.Since there was no more stock,I did not return it.Been using for 3 months,no issues* The plastic texture on the clicks is weird in the sense it catches more dirt from my fingers more than any other mice I've used.I clean them with colin and tissues once every week* It may take time to get used to the shape and once you do you'll slay.It took me a month..* It's very hard to palm grip the mouse because of it's low profile similar as the Glorious Model O* Dpi button is at the bottom.Not a big deal.But it is what it is.* Do not surface tune the mouse because it skips tracking sometimes once you do that.All that said the Viper is a very unique mouse and I'm happy slaying with it.Will update in future

Have been using this one for just 2 days and I can already say that I love it. Here are my initial thoughts :- If you are coming from a heavier mouse, you will definitely notice the lightness the first time you hold the mouse. I have been using the g402 which is around 140 grams and boy is this light. But soon you will stop noticing it unless you get back to a heavier mouse.- The quality of the shell is very good despite being so light.- No complaints regarding the sensor. Perfect as you would expect from razer.- The buttons are nice and clicky. Much better feel and sound compared to my g402.- Razer uses optical switches for the LMB and RMB.. you wont notice any difference coming from a mechanical switch. I used to have a logitech g300 which had false double clicking issues for the RMB. Eventually the RMB stopped registering clicks after 1 year. So you can be assured that such an issue will be non existent in the viper due to the optical switches which is rated for around 70 million clicks.- The RGB on this mouse is just... what can I say... Razer just knows how to do RGB. The logo is evenly lit and the brightness.... Its just so bright! I keep the brightness at just 50%! Thats how bright the led gets! The colors are accurate as well.- It comes with a pair of buttons on either side of the mouse (8 programmable in total). Just dont exepect to use all the buttons. You will only be able to use 1 pair of the side buttons at a time.. If you're right handed, you can only use the left 2 buttons. The right ones just cant be pressed comfortably and vice versa. So at a time you can use 5 buttons max: LMB, RMB, scroll and the 2 side buttons.- Its good for medium to large sized hands. If you have large hands you can easily claw grip this mouse.- The only complaint I have so far is the price. Its a bit expensive. I would have gone for the viper mini if I had a choice. The mini is much smaller and can be easily claw or finger gripped. But other than that no complaints.

Nei primi anni di Counter Strike (si parla dei fine anni '90) avevo circa 20 anni ed ero una scheggia ad asfaltare tutti durante le CW o le partite pubbliche. Adesso l'età avanza e riflessi non sono più quelli di una volta, ogni giorno dalla bile che mi sale giocando con gli sparatutto vorrei distruggere tastiera e monitor e buttare il pc dalla finestra... ormai per noi quarantenni la pacchia è finita: ci sono i bambinetti e i minorenni che hanno i riflessi di un leopardo, giocano 50 ore al giorno e pensano di essere i padroni del mondo, per non parlare poi di come ti rovinano a parole se hanno pure il microfono.Ho detto: basta, cambio vita. Un pò di rispetto per noi vecchi.In definitiva: non ho badato a spese e ho comprato questo mouse super delusso che ha i riflessi di miliardi di DPI (che non so nemmeno cosa sono), 40 tasti e lucine colorate.Risultato: dopo qualche giorno di utilizzo agli sparatutto i minorenni e bambinetti mi falciano ancora come prima (poi magari loro giocano col joypad e non ho ancora capito come facciano a giocare agli sparatutto col joypad, boh), non è cambiato niente, mi viene ancora la bile e vorrei distruggere la tastiera e monitor come nei video di Youtube, questo mouse non mi ha salvato dalla vecchiaia che avanza e riflessi che ormai sono quelli di un anziano che come quando gli capita di inciampare per strada non mette nemmeno le mani davanti e si lascia cadere spaccandosi le ossa.In pratica, soldi buttati, mi bastava il mio vecchio Logitech se proprio dovevo fare figuracce online.Però le lucine del mouse sono belle e si possono personalizzare, e poi i miliardi di DPI li ho, e una consolazione.PS: e comunque a questi bambini che credono di dominare il mondo a Fortnite e Call of Duty, voglio vedere se mi riescono a finire Rastan o Capitan Silver per Master System senza farsi ammazzare, o ad arrivare alla fine di Ghouls ' n' Ghosts senza farsi fare un infarto o a finirmi un Broken Sword senza guardare le soluzioni...

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

Erst einmal eine gute Maus. Qualitativ gut und liegt auch so gut in der Hand.Trotzdem 4 Sterne Abzug. Die Software dazu ist eine Zumutung. Für eine Maus zwei Softwarepakte installieren einmal mit 380 MB und ein zweites mit 180 MB ist dann doch wie mit Kanonen auf Spatzen schiessen.Ein 4 MB Treiber reicht für eine Gammelmaus. Deswegen voller Abzug für die Firma Razer, ist unterirdisch.

Buenas,Después de probar este ratón, y compararlo con un Logitech G305 os comentaré a detalle todo. Pues me encanta este mundo de mouse gaming así que me explayaré de lo lindo!A día de hoy es el ratón con cable que más me gusta a falta de probar el último de Vaxxee ZYGEN NP-01.Lo primero lo compré a 54,99€. A este precio lo veo una buenísima compra. Partamos de eso.La presentación de la caja, es muy buena. Vistosa, te hace notar que has comprado algo bueno y viene bien protegido.Uso mucho el PC para trabajar y si juego es al Overwatch u otros juegos del estilo.Para un uso general del PC suelo coger el ratón más bien tirando a finger/palmgrip y mientras juego voy más a un finger/clawgrip. Si te mide la mano más de 19cmm como es mi caso, te irá muy bien.Vs el Logitech G305 era la gran pega... solo puedo usarlo en fingergrip, pues en palm es molesto. Repito todo esto depende del tamaño de tu mano siempre claro está.Mi mano a esto mide: 19 cm de largo y 10 casi 11cm de ancho así que tengo una mano mediana / grande tirando a grande.De hecho el tamaño pequeño del ratón del Logitech, hizo que ahora me cambiara a este Viper. Pues empezó a dolerme los dos dedos de la derecha y la muñeca.Otro punto muy a favor del Viper es que es super ligero. Flipé con esto.El cable es muy bueno, fino y no tiende a doblarse.El ruido de los botones es agradable y son de calidad. Los principales son ópticos lo cual darán mayor respuesta. Dicho esto habría que mirarlo con lupa para ver cuanta más velocidad ganas, pero siempre es bueno mejorar tecnologías. Los laterales se notan que son algo peores (eso pasa en el 99% de los ratones, así que es algo normal). Pero siguen siendo buenos.Por cierto me gusta que sea un ratón ambidiestro pero que los botones del lado opuesto no molestan.El software está muy bien, quizás ocupa demasiado (creo que podrían hacer lo mismo más reducido). Tienes todo lo necesario, y por FIN Razer no obliga a registrarte. Lo puedes usar sin más.En mi caso desactivo los colores LED, pues el logo no me gusta y aparte si tengo la mano encima ni lo veo. Pero tenéis multitud de colores.La rueda me gusta mucho. Tiene un leve ruido mientras giras y es precisa.No lleva surfer de teflón, se los compré aparte. Pero vamos esto es ser muy puntillita :)El sensor 5G de Razer es una adaptación del PixArt PMW 3389. Vamos a día de hoy sino lo mejor de lo mejor del mercado. Es super preciso.Quizás para FPS puro y duro, es un ratón muy bueno. Tanto para Overwatch, como para Quake disfruto de lo lindo con él.No quiero decir que el G305 sea mal ratón, de hecho para viajar seguirá siendo mi ratón pues es inalámbrico y super chico y muy preciso y por un precio incomparable a día de hoy. Pero este Viper para PC de sobre mesa, pues le da muchas vueltas.Os he puesto muchas fotos y comparándolas a mi G305 para haceros una idea mejor de lo que escribo. Aparte del vídeo.En conclusión, os recomiendo este ratón sin duda alguna, ha sido de mis mejores compras de 2020.Espero que os haya servido de ayuda esta review (me llevó bastante trabajo como podéis ver)!Y actualizo a Enero 2021, para decir que todo va perfecto!Un saludo!Nicola

I had read so many good reviews about the Razer Viper that I decided to buy one and try it out for myself. I had the software up and running in no time but only very shortly thereafter did I run into problems!Firstly I was having problems with the mouse freezing and lagging. I took some online advice and reinstalled the drivers, made sure they were updated, paired the mouse with my mousemat and still it was no better. I tried another mouse on the same game and had no problems at all.My second issue was with macro buttons. I had no problems getting them programmed but they wouldn't work consistently for me.The Viper is very comfortable and lightweight and the actual left and right buttons felt very positive to click and I'm sure they would last for a long time.Unfortunately I returned the Viper and got a refund. I wouldn't be buying another one, or any other Razer mouse. I will stick with a cheaper, £20, Chinese branded gaming mouse I picked up from Amazon a few years ago, which I have had zero problems with.I honestly don't feel the Viper is good value for money. Because it is so light I just wonder how sturdy it really is.