Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this mouse so much ever since I’ve gotten it I haven’t regretted it a single day

I’m honestly not sure who this mouse is intended for. I was in the market for a wireless mouse for my new gaming laptop, and I jumped at the opportunity to try this one from Razer. Razer is a well-established brand in the gaming space, and I figured that I’d be getting a quality device. Unfortunately, rather than connecting via Bluetooth or even a small USB type-A dongle, this mouse connects via a separate antenna piece that connects via a long USB type-A to type-C cable. This severely hampers the portability of this mouse. I’m guessing that they went with this longer antenna as a way of minimizing latency (versus the smaller dongles or Bluetooth). I could see having this awkward antenna setup with a desktop computer, except I’d probably just opt for a wired mouse at that point to eliminate input lag completely. It should be noted that you can forgo the antenna and simply use this as a wired mouse using the type-A to type-C cable. Given the bizarre wireless setup, I’m genuinely not sure who this mouse is being marketed toward. I guess if you really REALLy want a wireless mouse for your desktop setup, and you want to minimize latency versus Bluetooth or a traditional 2.4ghz dongle, then this might be the setup for you? Or perhaps if you have this plugged into a home theater PC and want to use the mouse wirelessly from a few feet away? As it stands, I don’t think this is going to work for a laptop setup. I also had an issue with the mouse weight. This is advertised as an ultra-light mouse. Going into this, I’d never really considered mouse weight a significant factor in my mouse purchases. I figure so long as I’m not dragging a brick across my desk, then any weight should be fine. I was wrong. This mouse is far too light for my taste. It feels cheap, and I find myself struggling to aim as I keep swinging the mouse too far. Adjusting the DPI helps, but a little more weight would have been appreciated. The mouse comes with adhesive stickers that allow you to add some “grip” to it. I really wish these would have been installed by default as I managed to skew the sticker on my right-click button just enough to bother my OCD tendencies. Plugging the mouse into a Windows machine prompts you to install Razer’s various pieces of software to control button functionality, firmware updates, lighting, and a game launcher / manager. It should be noted that lighting settings don’t appear to carry over if you turn around and plug this mouse into a Steam Deck dock. My mouse is sitting dark with no RGB lights on it whatsoever when plugged into my Deck. I suspect that this probably wouldn’t be an issue with a WIndows based handheld though. Despite the lack of RGB, the mouse is seemingly functioning without issue otherwise. I’m sorry to say that I can’t really recommend this mouse. This might be the ideal mouse for a handful of people with very niche use cases. But for most people, this mouse is just one giant string of compromises

great mouse, way better than my other mouse which had a double click issue.

pretty nice if it fits your mouse grip style, solid mouse all around

This mouse was hyped ever since it was seen at a major, and vct match. razer is known for having exclusive deals with pixart for their sensors, and usually having the best tech, and mouse upon release for a while. This mouse is an improvement from the viper v2 pro, but is still horrible. Mouse buttons are barely spammable, and mushy. Side buttons are hard and mushy, the comfort grooves force your fingers into a position which is severly uncomfortable for me personally. i was excited to get this mouse, and was dissapointed immediately after using it. I would completely avoid razer and their mice until they decide to make a mouse that has a good shape for once, and improve their opticals to be light and spammable. this is overpriced garbage.