Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its a good mouse, but has its strongpoints I purchased this mouse and was not disappointed. The packaging was nice, the software was easy to use, and it was plug and play. The dpi is very easy to work with. I would recommend it for people who play fps games, but i would not recommend it for people who play minecraft pvp or any game that requires high cps. The mouse switch lowers the cps as the debounce time is high, meaning there is no double click or drag click

I recommend buying and it fits perfectly and it's not heavy

very light and easy to use loves it. Would buy again and again

I love how they allow you to finally save settings on the mice now. No more forcing synapse malware on your pc just to use the mice with your preferred settings. The clicks are also a huge improvement over their old mushy actuation switches. This is a great update to their product. Very lightweight with great clicks and a very nice cable.

Great mouse. A little on the pricy side. Smooth and light.

Comfortable to use, quick and responsive. Well shaped

Great mouse. Easy to use. Light weight. I like it!

Pros: -Decent medium sized shape -Side grips are actually pleasing on the hand -Very comfortable to hold, especially for fingertip grippers -Very slick and stealth design -Optical switches Cons: -With all the lightweight gaming mice out there, $80+ is not a reasonable price point since the competition offers just as much, if not more, than what the Viper has to offer -The M1/M2 buttons were actually 'mushy' on my copy. They were tactile during my first week of usage, then, my main buttons started feeling mushier and mushier -Side buttons can be a chore to press in-game. If you love using your side buttons, this might take some getting used to Overall: It's about time Razer released a true 'eSports' mouse that wasn't over 90 grams. The optical switches are great to avoid any potential double clicking. The sad thing is, the only mice that ever gave me double clicking issues were Razer's own DeathAdders. So they're basically fixing an issue that their mice have been known for. Overall, I just can't justify $80+ for a no-frills light gaming mouse. There are other manufacturers that offer light gaming mice at 2/3 the price (ex: Glorious Model O).

I bought this for my son to use for his pc games. So far he loves this product and has nothing bad to say about it. The setup was easy, as you can adjust your preferred mouse sensitivity, and I also love the lights on it. Overall this is a great product and I highly recommend it anyone who’s in the market for a quality gaming mouse.

Great louse for gaming, sleek look and moves well.

my new favorite mouse! pros: - light - 4 additional buttons (2 on the left and 2 on the right) - nice greap - ok wheel - 3 DPI profiles (configurable) - can by sync with other razer stuff cons: - price, I got one with sale - razer software - hard to configure lights on mac

I’m impressed with this mouse. Optic clicks and very light mouse with ease to move. This is great for fingertips users or claw users but not for palm users. Blaze fast with 16,000 DPI. I am comfortable with between 400 and 2000 DPI. The cord is flexible and soft so you won’t notice tangle or something in your way.

Great mouse with extra programmable buttons in the perfect size. I like this mouse for gaming because the extra buttons are prty much impossible to accidentally press. But very easy to when u need them. Just great placement. Plus its performance has been amazing. As is all of Razers products

I've been using a Logitech G500 for as long as I can remember. Recently picked up a gaming laptop and wanted something with the thumb buttons. The feel and finish of the mouse is nice; great ergonomics for both lefty and rightys. However, I feel the thumb buttons are a little too recessed, and pulled toward the "back" of the mouse. The top side button is where I would expect the bottom one to be. Just will take some getting used to.

This it the first mouse I own and it I couldnt be happier. It performa great in game and you get a lot of customization. As well as a built in memory to save all your changes if you want to take the mouse somewhere else. Its a bit expensive but for what you get I believe its worth it.

This is the first light mouse I've ever used and so far I'm loving it. I switched from the Razer Deathadder Elite and I can 100% tell the difference. Overall I say it's worth it...I think $80 is a little high compared to like the model o but if you don't mind paying the extra $30 go ahead and get this.

Phenomenal gaming mouse it's been my first one but I've tried out others since getting into PC gaming and this is easily an S tier mouse at an amazing price. I have larger hands and it fits my claw/palm hybrid grip perfectly. Upgrading to the wireless version!

Son loves this mouse easy to use and no delays. Plus the colors look pretty cool.

Mouse works well (mostly). RGB and software are good. I really like this mouse, except for the fact that after about 1.5 years the wheel click button broke internally. I have never had a wheel click button break before, and is highly unusual to me. For the $80 price tag, I expected flawless operation for a couple years, at least.

The lightest gaming mouse I ever owned. I have at least 10 different kinds of mouse that I use due to the nature of my work. And this is by the far the lightest mouse, and I like it when it comes to gaming as I can fastly move to any direction I want. Also not a big fan of wired mouse, but the material of the wire for this mouse never bothered me or it was on the way when working or playing on it.