Customer Ratings & Reviews

have been using the razer viper ultimate for a few years now, finally decided to upgrade and I'm glad I did, the viper v2 pro feels significantly lighter than the viper ultimate while maintaining an almost identical shape, will be using this one for years to come, very happy with this purchase

This is hands-down, one of the best pre-built mice that are out there right now, and it’s affordable. It is extremely lightweight. It almost feels like a piece of paper in my hand. I have small hands and it doesn’t seem too big or anything. I got one for my husband as well and obviously he has bigger hands than me and even he says it’s comfortable. 

Bought this a couple months ago for gaming and I absolutely LOVE it!! Use it daily and honestly forget it’s wireless as it rarely needs to charge. The feel is great and is responsive. Definitely recommend.

Lightweight, fast, Well built, solid battery life, no frills. If this is what you're looking for, this mouse is perfect. Understand what you're purchasing however - it has no productivity features, minimal extra buttons, and the battery life is stellar only in the context of lightweight gaming mice. But for it's purpose, it excels

For those looking for the best performance, this is an excellent mouse. Not budget friendly at all and I wouldn't suggest this for everyone, but you definitely do get what you pay for here. Clicks are very nice sounding and feeling, the matte coating feels excellent, it's crazy light and feels very nicely made and high quality. Battery performance is great too. Even the glide skates on the bottom of the mouse are top quality. Other than that price tag, not too much to complain about.

Love gaming with this mouse. It’s very responsive and lightweight. It doesn’t have any RGB features but I’m not looking at my mouse when gaming or hardly at all. The wireless dongle did stop working and I had to use it wired for a bit but customer service did send me a replacement and I haven’t had issues since.

TL;DR: Razer addresses original issues that pro/competitive players had with the first RVU, therefore this version being more catered for pro/competitive players. To all who have been watching a few reviews before purchasing this mouse, I mained the RVU since it came out, and the new V2 Pro addresses everything that pro/competitive players had issues with the original RVU. No built in side gripes, lighter than 60 grams , and much better switches and side buttons. In the famous words of Marved, this feels like a natural extension of your hand. You know what you are getting into when you purchase this mouse. If you like features that much and a casual player, stick with the RVU, but if you are someone is a bit more serious with FPS games and do not care about other "features," then the viper v2 pro is more likely for you. At the end of the day, it is about what fits your hand best. GPROx is for smaller hands, viper v2 pro is for bigger hands. Price is subjective, but to me, this is definitely worth it as it has everything I love about the original RVU and addresses all the issues I had with the original RVU. Much love!

Great lightweight mouse. If you do not like the shape of the superlight and need something the same weight this is prob the best mouse for right handed. Great for FPS. Comes with grip tape which I perfer on my mice. PTF feet that are on it work great with a fast mouse pads like the Fnatic Jett. However the price is quite large but I suppose I will look past it.

Overall I am thoroughly impressed with this mouse. I was never a Viper Ultimate fan due to its weight but the V2 Pro is much better. Clicks are crisp, so side button issues, and this has a nice relaxed claw grip feel. Fantasic out of the box feet. I would give it 5 stars, however my copy seems to wobble diagonally.. not sure if its due to bad feet or a warped base. And for the price, is this highly disappointing.

I have purchased many mice and this one is the best I have used. It has 8k polling, and 30k sensor. Have not had any problems, and I game I feel it's the best. I am left handed and do not use the side buttons as they are on the wrong side for left handed use this is the only flaw.

So the feeling we get after touching its texture is unrealistic, just like the feel of typing or holding down mechanical keycaps. Side buttons which are customizable generate clicky sound(which I like to have, considering its not toooo loud). Mouse works good, has its own software and is easily customizable. I literally am aiming better with this mouse because its response per second is too good.

I have owned and used the Viper Mini, Viper Ultimate, and Orochi V2. This mouse is by far the best I have tried for Claw Grip. Yes it’s pricey and not bounds different from the Viper Ultimate but it has notable improvements that make it more comfortable and responsive. Plus you get to pair with the 4k dongle if you can find it. I recommend this mouse for the $135 sale price if you can catch it at that price.

This mouse is super light (for me) and very responsive. I definitely feel my game improved after buying this sucker. Battery life is amazing too, I charge it once or twice a week and I'm on my PC more than not. For me I need a longer, sleeker mouse to fit my hand and this one was it!

Really lightweight and long battery life. I like that it has a built in battery and you simply charge it once every few months

I have been using this mouse pretty heavily for about 2 years now, and I can say with confidence it is one of the better mouses you can buy. It's extremely lightweight and responsive and I plan to use it for years to come.

This is such a great affordable mouse. It’s packed with modern technologies and long battery life. Even though it’s not the newest viper, I personally don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything while playing games. I definitely recommend if you’re balling on a budget.

Great weight and battery life. The latency on the mouse is very low. I tried using this with a wide variety of games and it felt great on everything. The build quality feels good. My only complaint is that it takes longer to charge than other wireless mice I've owned. In conclusion, I recommend it if you love the shape.

I really like this mouse. I have added the sticker grips to it to give great control over the mouse and it has a comfortable fit.

Has a long charge great response time and very lightwieght

While the reduced weight is certainly noticeable compared to the Viper Ultimate, the build quality of this new Viper falls woefully short. M1 and M2 sound extremely different; M1 is snappy and responsive, while M2 is mushy and hollow. I thought this may have been unique to the copy I had, so I purchased a second copy. The click variance was even worse on the second copy in terms of sound (a nice "click" on the LMB, a hollow "thunk" on the RMB), but the RMB on the second one felt slightly less mushy. The side buttons feel fantastic, so no complaints there, and the stock mouse skates glide extremely well on my Artisan Hien (better than the Tiger Ice skates on my Viper Ultimate). The scroll wheel is mushy when depressed, and has some significant side to side play on one of the copies. This is, sadly, the state of Razer QC at the moment. It may take you several tries to get a mouse completely (or mostly) without noticeable flaws. This mouse definitely does not warrant a $150 price tag. The only group I can recommend this mouse to are hardcore FPS gamers who feel they will be served better by a 60g mouse over a 73g mouse. Otherwise, the best decision is to pick up a regular Viper Ultimate (ESPECIALLY at the discounted price - the Viper Ultimate with the gen 2 optical switches was well worth full MSRP, in my opinion). If hearing two completely different sounds when you're clicking your main mouse buttons doesn't bother you, and you're okay with a possible mushy MMB and RMB click, AND you have $150 to burn, then maybe give this mouse a try. Razer claimed these gen 3 opticals were binned to solve this issue - this is absolutely untrue given the two copies I received, the switches are not even remotely close in sound and feel. If I was able to acquire a copy of this mouse without flaws and with clicks within a reasonable tolerance distance of each other, I would give this mouse a 4/5. Either way, the Logitech GPX has just as many flaws and QC issues, so if you absolutely need a featherweight mouse and are used to the Viper shape, this may be your only option. Hopefully you get a decent copy.