Customer Ratings & Reviews

For a wired mouse without breaking the bank this one is excellent. We have 2 of these. Kids use them to play games. They still work great after almost a year. I also have the Razer Balistik X Hyperspeed which is wireless, but need batteries. Kids are ok with wired ones and I don't have to spend a fortune on batteries.

Great gaming mouse by Razer but I settled with the viper mini.

super light and responsive mouse. Better than the logitech mouse

I purchased this and then the wireless version because I liked it so much. The clocks feel great and I don't have to worry about the double clicks or anything like that because of the optical sensor. I've always prefered ergo mice but I don't feel like I can go back after using this one for a while. Also, Razer is killing it with listening to the consumer.

It is really lightweight, good for claw grip, and a lightweight cable

Razer mouses never disappoint, very light and responsive

Precision and reliability of clicking the mouse button is something I need in my job. A double click could cost hundreds if not thousands. The light activation switches in this mouse gives me confidence that a double click will not occur like some other convention switches in competitor products. The weight (Or lack of) is also amazing as an added bonus!

super confortable and ligth its RGB its so cool i love it

Great mouse really light and smooth and very small

Light weight and perfect size. Very ergonomic design.

Great gaming mouse. I like the rgb and how light it is.

This is my first gaming mouse and it works wonderfully! It was super easy to set up (including the razer synapse program), and the color is super cute. I've only tried using it for Overwatch so far, but I'm sure it'll work perfectly for any game!

Had bought a different gaming mouse and was not impressed so decided to spend a little more and get the Viper and I’m glad I did! Pros: Ergonomics - feels great in my hand! Weight - Not the lightest in the world, but light enough to snap around the mouse pad. Build - Solid feeling even being as light as it is. Tracking - Top not tracking and accuracy. Cons: Pricey

Razer know how to do mice and this one is no different. It fits comfortably in the hand for my small-to-medium hands with a palm grip, which I prefer, or a claw grip. The software allows for fine tuning the response of the mouse, the build is light weight and the buttons have just enough clicky response to know you are actually hitting them.

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

Lightweight, responsive, easy user interface. What more can you ask for?

very good mouse for my son easy to use it and perfect size

Comfortable to use, quick and responsive. Well shaped

This mouse is very light wieght and it doesn't even feel like their is a cord on it which is a good thing

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).