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

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.

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

My old Microsoft IntelliMouse Optical wore out, so I wanted something similar but better to replace it. I have fairly small hands, and use palm grip. The Razer Viper is roughly the same size as the IMO but slightly narrower and flatter, and with more ergonomic contouring. It fits my hands better than the IMO, and is easier to lift from the mousepad.I use Linux, and the Razer Viper is supported in the latest version of OpenRazer. The gaudy light-show effect can be disabled, and the polling rate and DPI configured. The IMO was fixed at 400DPI, which meant it needed acceleration to be usable with modern monitors. I'm running the Razer Viper at 1000DPI, which does not need acceleration, and I find it more accurate because the cursor movement is more predictable.The main buttons feel crisp, and have lighter touch than the IMO, so I occasionally click accidentally, although this is becoming less of an issue as I get used to it. Lighter touch is better for fast response so I have no complaints about this. The cable drag and sliding resistance are much lower than the IMO. The side buttons are ideally positioned for my thumb and feel crisp. The body feels more solid than the IMO despite the lower weight.The biggest weakness is the scrollwheel. It feels soft and mushy, worse than the IMO. It's not a deal-breaker, and I'm on balance happy with the mouse, but with something this expensive I expected better. The lift-off distance is also higher than some other high-end mice, although I don't think it's excessive. With a better quality scrollwheel the Razer Viper would be an easy five stars, but as it is I can only give four.

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.

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.

I've only just started to get into PC gaming and after a long amount of research, i settled on this viper, for 3 main reasons - 1. its lightweight and small, 2. its multipurpose for both gaming and general comfort and 3. its simple customizable side buttons. So far its a great piece of kit, really responsive and great to use!

As this was my second razer mouse I was expecting good quality and great performance and I have not been disappointed.The weight of this mouse is like no-other and I won’t be changing back to anything else anytime Soon.Overall the mouse has a great sensor, nice buttons and perfect for my gaming needs.This works great with synapse 3, I just plugged and played, very simple setup and a moderate amount of rgb.This mouse can be used for any use and I can’t recommend this enough it