Customer Ratings & Reviews

Ease of use good, a bit on the small side so great for kids. If your using this for fortnite I would recommend spending a little more money to get the better mouse

For a cheap mouse it’s not bad. Feels really light. Be nice to have weights added to it.

It's an okay mouse, personally, it was too small for me and light (I'm a smaller female so I didn't think my hands were large?) if you really just want a razer mouse that's small and light it's perfect. however, I think you could get a cheaper mouse that has better RGB or doesn't skip on the screen so much. (also if you have a laptop with a docking station DO NOT get this mouse. it stops working for up to 2 minutes for some strange reason.)

Was a little too small for long term use and I switched over to wireless mice. It's good for flick shots in FPS games but not much else.

Mouse is too light and not really what I was expecting. I get that it’s supposed to be small but it’s a little too small

Its perfect for the value and it should last you a long time as long as you dont drop it

Cheap mouse in price and feel buttons squish sensor sucks returned for Logitech

The mouse stick allot, but once you get use too it its workable.

After 2 month one off side nut bar not working.. I came Best Buy store not cover after 30 day .. look nice item made in China or what

Stopped working properly in less than 2 months after purchasing and Best Buy won’t do anything to help us. I paid $60 for a mouse that is now useless, and Best Buy has just lost a customer.

got this mouse and plugged it in, it never synced up with the computer and don't think it even turned on so...

I got this mouse for the purpose of having something lightweight and smooth-moving, where the cursor and buttons respond instantly and precisely. For that, this mouse is perfect. I haven't tried programming it, so can't speak to that, but I also appreciate the reasonable price tag and the chic visual design.

Not worth the money. It's not a good mouse without a mouse pad

Really good mouse, feels amazing while holding it and its also very light

Very lightweight. This mouse is perfect for a wired mouse. Great optical sensor

Great mouse. Still have it . It’s 24’ and I bought this is 20’ and I still haven’t had a problem with it yet. Muse still clicking as new

Razer has surprised me again with the Viper Mini. Picked the mouse up about 6 months ago. Lightweight which makes it perfect for me. I have no problems with the mouse. I recommend the mouse to anyone trying to get a good mouse at an affordable price. Goes on sale quite often also,

I want to start off this review by saying that the Razer Viper Mini is a very reasonable mouse for the price. This does not mean that the mouse is flawless, but for the current price of $30, I think it is an exceptional value. I bought this mouse back in May of 2020 for $40 because my Logitech G403 experienced the double click issue. Going from the medium sized Logitech G403 to the smaller Viper Mini took a couple of days to get used to, but I experienced no discomfort when doing so. The only issue is that this mouse can get slippery, but that can be easily solved by applying any type of grip tape to the mouse. Now to get into the more technical aspects of the Razer Viper Mini, this is a small and light mouse that weighs only 61grams excluding the cable. This mouse has an ambidextrous design and is intended for small to medium hand sizes only. This mouse uses the PixArt 3359 optical sensor with a polling rate of 1,000hz which is an excellent performer. I’ve never experienced any tracking issues, but the liftoff distance may be a bit too high for some people depending on the mousepad used. The main left and right mouse buttons use Razer’s new optical switches which have a nice tactile click and have the benefit of never encountering the double click issues of standard mechanical switches. The mouse also has 100% PTFE mouse feet that are still in good condition after a year of usage on my cloth mousepad. The cable is also very flexible and shouldn’t cause any problems with it catching on mousepad edges or using it without a mouse bungee. The left side buttons for back and forward are easy to use and the dpi button on top is usable and all the buttons can be reprogrammed using the Razer Synapse software which will save the settings onto the on-board memory in the mouse itself. The only setting that isn’t saved to the on-board memory is the LED lighting configuration. Without Razer Synapse running in the background the mouse will default to a rainbow fade effect which can be annoying. This is the only feature that my old Logitech G403 had which I still miss. Overall, this is a decent mouse at a really good price point, and I would recommend it for people that need a small and light mouse.

Fast response time. It served me very well. It was durable in all aspects.

The Viper Mini is a great option for gamers on a budget, and for those with tiny hands or those who use finger tip and claw grip. The cable is very flexible and is very high quality, and the mouse fits perfectly with my grip style. I've used it for a couple of months and no issues at all.