Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great quality mouse for cheap price. I got it shipped in 2 hours for about 35 dollars mouse included. Very lightweight and good rgb. Although I would recommend not using the software for it because it tends to cause computer issues. Unless you want to do the custom mousepad which the sensor doesn’t need then I wouldn’t download the software. Although this is just Razor as a company. 100% recommend if you want a cheap quality mouse.

For $40 it has provided better performance and software than my old $60 BenQ ZOWIE FK1 Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse. The FK1 mouse only has up to 3200 DPI, this mouse has 8500 DPI. Not the usual 16000 DPI nowadays, but that's just a flex in the mouse industry. Most normal people play on 400-800-1600 DPI. Not that you would ever even use a DPI that high. I find 1400 DPI enough which most people find generally high. Some things you might be thinking like I was. - Is it too small? Not for me. When I first held the mouse it did take some few games to adjust too though. It is a big difference if you aren't used to it like I wasn't. I held the FK1 mouse again a few days ago and it feels a lot bigger than it used to be. How do I personally feel about the size right now? It's perfect for me and its cool. I like what i have right now. Sure maybe one day I'll get like a $150 wireless mouse, but for $40 upgrade or entering into gaming mice if you're new, it's great. The backlighting glow is cool too. -What's my mouse grip style? I'm a fingertip player. I focus on micro adjustments, speed, high sensitivity (for no reason but speed), and lightweight. -What my gaming style? I don't move my arm across the mouse pad to turn. Since I focus on micro adjustments, reflex, and muscle memory. Using a higher DPI. I mainly play by moving my hand and wrist side to side. If anything, my wrist mainly stays in place as my hand moves side to side unless I need to go further. I lift my mouse occasionally if I need to adjust back to the center. -Does it feel cheap? No, I think it's much more solid than my FK1 mouse. I don't think anything about it feels cheap. It could cost more and I'd still buy it. It's basically the Viper mouse but smaller. I like the material and texture. It isn't glossy and slippery, it's textured plastic. -How clicking and wheel performance. It feels good. It's using the same technology as the Viper. The mouse wheel feels solid. -Do I have any regrets? No, I purchased this mouse on 05/30/2020, amazing how time passes. It's 07/04/2020 now and I've been using the mouse since. I still remember the first days when I kept researching on this mouse and trying to decide if I should get it. Having it arrive at my door and learning how to play with it. What I noticed while playing the first few games was that I was definitely going too fast than usual. Overshooting but adjusting fast. The mouse was too easy to move. Now however, it feels completely normal as if it was my other mouse. So the first days using it will be a little awkward but fun to explore. I have control over this mouse. -What is my hand size? I don't know. But I hope the fact that I'm a fingertip player is helpful and if you are too. Because that's all I rlly cared about. As a fingertip player I don't completely rely on having my entire hand laying on the mouse. I have my fingers including the tips touching the mouse and directing it around, as my wrist rests on the mouse pad and rotates. The movement of my wrist rotating and fingertips extending or moving is all I needed. So my hand size did not matter like I was worried. Who do I recommend this to, Fingertip style users who don't rely on mouse size to support their hand, if not then you might have to adjust. This would be a good upgrade to someone using a $20 "gaming" mouse. If someone is using a $60 gaming mouse this mouse may be just as good. No difference in my performance, I've only had aesthetic, ease of use, and fun considering I like how this mouse fits my play style. I don't know what else to write, keep in mind I'm just writing off the top of my head. It isn't a perfect review. It's 2:16 AM. Goodbye. :)

This mouse works well and feels great. The indentions on the buttons make it easy and comfortable to set my fingertips on them. The scroll wheel rolls smoothly and the wide textured surface provides a nice grip. The side buttons are well positioned for my thumb. The mouse is relatively small, while still large enough to allow for decent hand positioning (don't expect it to fill your palm). It is quick and responsive and the software works well for setting the programmable buttons. The rainbow snakes might seem odd in a work context, but the comfort and performance are solid enough that some of my coworkers got them too.

Perfect size and weight. Very subtle RGB, not too flashy. Extremely comfortable and high build quality. Hasn’t failed me yet!

Pros: + price + weight + size + build quality Cons: - cord maybe? - lift off distance maybe? First off, for reference: I'd reluctantly call myself a casual gamer who likes to think they're a hardcore gamer. I've only gamed with this for FPS games at setting of 600dpi. My hand never felt fatigued or strained when using this mouse for long gaming periods due to it being so lightweight. Smaller size allowed me to be more precise and feel more in control while gaming. Its size makes it easy to manipulate in the hand without feeling cumbersome, clunky, or tiresome. Build quality is very nice. It has a "pbt-like" texture, a little matte, though not rough. Although it is light-weight and is one of the cheaper gaming mice that Razer offers, it does not "feel" cheap. The mouse feet on this guy make it feel it just glides! The cord has a small amount of stiffness. Most of the time, I did not notice it. However, I still elevated my cord by making a makeshift mouse bungee. Some online have complained of a high lift-off distance of the sensor. I did not notice it (could be due to my play-style). There are YouTube videos that show how to use the "tape-trick" to lower lift-off distance that just requires a dark tape. Nevertheless, I took the 2 minutes to do it. Final thoughts: I'd recommend this mouse any day of the week. At first I thought that this mouse was going to be a significant down-grade from the Razer viper ultimate (which costs about 3 times as much as this). However, the lightweight design and smaller form-factor have had a such a positive effect on my gaming experience. If you're on the fence about getting a gaming mouse, start with this one.

Great quality , very light makes it easy to move and feels comfortable.

If you are debating between the razer viper mini and the glorious model 0. Get the razer viper mini The viper is cheaper, lighter, and doesn't have honeycombs This mouse is insanely light for not having honeycombs. the mouse is only 60 grams!! There are 2 mouse feet which make the mouse slide extremely smoothly. also, the RGB looks real nice the only thing I wish this mouse had is rubber side grips. you should buy this mouse especially if it's on sale!

I absolutely love this mouse. I have tried the Logitech G Pro Wireless, g305, g403, Glorious Model O, Model O-, and Model D. My main mouse for the longest time and most recently was the Model O- because I tend to aim way better and have more control over my aim in FPS games with smaller and lighter mice. The Razer Viper Mini is in my opinion a straight upgrade from the Glorious Model O-. My biggest issues with the O- were the creaking/build quality. I had 3 copies and each developed a different issues, mousewheel rattle, creaking from the casing, etc. The O- and Viper Mini are very similar in shape and size so it was pretty easy to make the swap. The Viper Mini has amazing build quality and feels very solid in my hands. The coating is also great. I have sweaty hands but the slightly rough texture of the Viper Mini makes it easy to keep a good grip. The price is also great considering the only downside is a downgraded sensor but even lower end sensors these days are fantastic. The only thing that would make me give up this mouse would be a Viper Mini Ultimate.

I love this mouse I have tried other mice glorious , cooler master and final mouse but this is always my go too, well built perfect size for me, rgb for the people who like it All and all for $40 you can’t beat it

Pros: Came from a G403 & DA Elite and I have to say it’s much smaller and lighter then both. It’s a good mouse that glides smoothly with their new mouse feet, sensor works perfect for me haven’t had any issues if anyone is wondering since it’s technically a downgrade. Even though it’s small I can still manage to grip it well in a palm/claw hybrid but more aggressive grips might not work if you have big hands, my hand measurements are 21cmX11cm if anyone’s wondering. Cons: My particular mouse has a creaking in the RMB but doesn’t seem to be common as another model of the same mouse I own doesn’t. Other then that it’s a great small mouse

This is a great budget mouse that you can't go wrong with for the price. It's on the smaller side so it won't be for everybody. Pros •Lightweight •Good scroll wheel •Good stock cable •Good mouse feet •Good side buttons Neutral •Mouse clicks are good but not for everyone •Replacing the cable can be tedious because this mouse doesn't come apart like others but there are videos online that can make it a simple process Cons •The sensor is a hit or miss but for me I'd prefer the LOD to be the lowest as possible and can't really be adjusted through software but there are workarounds like firmware but that might not fix it still and also the tape method But if you have been looking at this mouse with claw or fingertip grip in mind even a hybrid grip as well but palm could be a challenge since it's small unless you have small hands.

This is the best mouse on the market in my opinion. You might need to adjust your grip, but regardless, you will have more control over your mouse than the Viper Ultimate. Once you use this you will realize how bad the Ultimate is in comparison. Plus it’s way cheaper but you can’t tell. The only downside for some is the cable, but I don’t even notice it when I’m playing. No bungee or anything. The good thing is that it is lighter as a result. My gameplay is much better and I’m feeling more confident than ever on Apex Legends and Destiny 2. Just buy this thing and see for yourself.

smaller, lighter, and cheaper viper, again with a top notch sensor. some might appreciate the smaller size, and for $40 this mouse is a great value

I've dabbled with other "lower" end gaming mice and all have left a lot to be desired. This mouse is quite a surprise in terms of comfort and build quality. Clicks and movement feel great and smooth while the rgb is a nice touch for those who want that extra flair. (Optional) The size is perfect for those with average or smaller hands. Cable is flexible and braided. I say give it a shot for those looking to try a gaming mouse for the first time or as a backup. I've been using this as my primary for a few weeks now.

The Viper mini is a phenomenal mouse. The quality you’re getting for an extremely affordable price is shocking. 60 grams achieved with no holes makes this product a personal favorite or mine. •Superb build quality •Great sensor •Optical left and right clicks If you’re a fingertip griper, this is the easiest recommendation I could give. I would give this mouse 5 stars if it was $70. At $40 you’re getting a steal and Razer is really spicing the market up with the recent releases.

Right out the box the mouse is super sturdy and lightweight. A claw grip (recommended when using) is very comfortable and all buttons were quite tactile. The RGB was great while the razer software made it easy to customize. The cable is braided and is plenty long for any user. This mouse works great for all tasks whether it be for work or gaming. The best part about the mouse is how portable it is. You can practically take it anywhere when traveling then plug and play.

Love this mouse so light and responsive. Rgb for the win also.

Overall great mouse. Mid size, not too larger, not too small. Side buttons are geared towards right-hand thumb use, but shape of mouse can be used by both. By default, the top and bottom lights up, but can be disabled with the RAZER software. The cord is soft, and is not noticeable, almost like wireless mouse. Value is ok at full price, but it goes on sale often.

Best mice I’ve purchased for gaming (csgo) and I’ve bought and used top tier mouses such as zowie”a fk1, Logitech hyperfurion/g203 and more. The shape is perfect for a claw grip and so is the size. I never believed smaller lighter mice would increase my performance in gaming until now. Let’s not forget how affordable it is too.

My first Viper Mini had an issue with the right-click, so I exchanged it. The second one had good clicks. The only problem with the mouse is the back shell with the logo on it is not perfectly in place, but it does not affect performance. I got the mouse on sale for like $20, but even at the retail price, it is a great value for a small lightweight mouse at around 60g. It is perfect for fingertip or clawgrip for small to medium-sized hands. I'm not sure about large hands since I have relatively small hands.