Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Razer Viper V3 Pro is an elite wireless gaming mouse that pushes what’s possible with polling rate, latency, and weight. Its biggest strengths are those moments when performance matters: fast twitch movements, precision aiming, smooth tracking, minimal delay. If you use it in those scenarios—and set your polling rate appropriately for your usage—you’ll be very satisfied.

This Razer mouse is one of the best I’ve used. The battery life lasts forever — I barely have to charge it even after long gaming sessions. It’s super lightweight, fast, and extremely accurate for every game I play. The wireless connection is smooth with no lag at all. Definitely worth it for anyone who wants top performance and comfort.

The Razer Viper V3 Pro is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse that continues Razer's popular Viper lineup. Its symmetrical shape is identical to the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed, where it also adopts its new, more subdued design language. Compared to the previous generation Razer Viper V2 Pro, it has an updated sensor that now supports a maximum wireless polling rate of 8000Hz out of the box.

One of the most solid gaming mice out there. Sturdy build quality, amazing feeling grip on the coating, great click feeling and the best sensor on the market period. Nothing comes close to how accurate and precise the sensor feels. Coming from final mouse the shape does feel different, but I’m glad I switched, getting used to the shape pretty fast as the mouse itself feels great. Solid 9/10, this is the one to beat.

The Razer Viper V3 Pro is a solid mouse. It feels great in hand, and the responsiveness is impressive—everything from clicks to movements is smooth and accurate. The lightweight design is a big plus, especially for long gaming sessions. Overall, it’s just a really reliable, well-made mouse.

Razer knocked it out of the park on this mouse. The V3 pro feels well built, battery life is good and the 8k polling rate is noticeable. Switched from a FinalMouse.

This mouse is incredible. Razer hit the jackpot. I was worried about the build material affecting my grip, absolutely no issues. this mouse is ultralight and glides like butter. The sensor is tack sharp and pin point. I have large hands and this thing feels like it was designed for me. No case of hand cramps even after hours of use. No regrets buying this at all. Perfect

The Viper V3 is a great mouse. I was using the first-gen Razer Viper. I figured it was time for an upgrade, and this did not disappoint. The clicks feel nice, it's very responsive. I'm impressed by how lightweight this thing is, and somehow Razer managed to get this thing to have 95 hours of battery life. Love the soft rubber coating on the mouse as well, way better than just having it be plastic. Overall great mouse, would buy again.

Awesome mouse, super lightweight, i was coming from a corsair wired mouse that i said i would never give up, but it was starting to show it's age, so i decided to replace it. couldn't find anything new from corsair that i liked, so i saw this and figured i'd give it a try. Has a super long batter life, and charges quickly. works well with my mac studio. charge it up, an go, or if you liked use it plugged in with the usb cable. would definitely recommend.

Pretty good mouse. The battery life feels pretty long. I liked the feel of the v2 more, but the v3 is a solid mouse that I hope lasts me awhile.

This mouse is so much nicer than the other one i had. (Which was not a razer) It's the lightest mouse I've ever owned and it has an amazing charge life. I've had good luck with razer products and this is no different.

I had a g pro for around 5 months and I had so many sensor issues. I went to a g502x plus paid 180. Just for it to stutter. I upgraded to the viper and I haven’t had one issue and it fits perfectly in my hand

This mouse is by far the most ergonomic and versatile mouse that I've used since the start of Covid. The shape of the mouse isn't too bulky (Logitech G-Pro Wireless is too big and bulky for average hands). I play games for probably 8 hours a day and only need to charge my mouse maybe once every 2-3 weeks. It takes my entire experience with gaming to whole different level.

Very lightweight compared to other mice. Before i bought this one i used the Logitech G pro super light and the viper v3 outclasses it. They weigh about the same but the viper v3 is a lot more responsive and feels way smoother.

Lightweight and comfortable to use. Long battery life as well which makes everyday use convenient.

So far everything about this mouse is great. No issues. Responsive and feels great in the hand. It's definitely way to expensive but if you get it on a sale it's worth it.

amazing, really good for my gaming needs, great battery and perfect weight. love the size and shape too.

At first I was very skeptical of the Razer Viper changing its shape, it’s something that I have become so accustomed to over the years going from the RVU to the Viper V2 Pro, and now to this the Razer Viper V3 pro.. and I just have to say it’s better in every way in my personal and humble opinion. The shape and size is unbeatable to me, and I have tried every mouse out there, finding the right mouse for me hasn’t been easy, while I love the old viper shape I was still on the search for a new mouse only because it just felt slightly off for me. But better than any other mouse I’ve tried so I stuck with it. The side buttons are also the very best I’ve ever felt on a mouse as well, in size, placement and the switches it uses. Not to mention the insane light weight, the wireless dongle capable of anything between 1K hz - 8K hz and this mouse is a complete end game mouse for me. Nothing can beat it. Nothing can even touch it! Razer fumbled the ball hard with the Cobra Pro IMO, and they recovered and scored with the Razer Viper V3 Pro!

Feels lightweight but not cheap. I probably did not need to upgrade to the V3 as I already had a V2, but I'm not unhappy that I did. I just wish it came with the same type of dongle that the V2 had, which slots directly into the USB port. The V3 dongle requires you to plug it into the end of the cable, which means you have to remove the dongle and risk losing it whenever the mouse needs charged (or use a different cable). I'm sure there are benefits to this particular dongle, but the V2 dongle worked fine for me. When it comes to computer peripherals, it seems that once you already have quality stuff, you have to spend a lot of money to get even the smallest performance boost on computer components. Having said that, I felt the difference is clearer than it usually is. The considerably larger glide-pads are probably responsible for how well this mouse performs. Not sure if that warrants the price tag for everybody, but it's going to be hard going back to the V2 which I'm dedicating to a different computer.

My previous mouse was the first gpx superlight and coming from that I would say has been a great experience. It's a similar shape with it being a little wider and it has a slightly taller hump which aggressively falls off from the back. On the superlight, I always found it hard to find a grip style that I felt fully comfortable with specifically for my ring and pinkie finger on a medium to large hand. I found that possible with the Viper v3. It was also nice to see that the wireless cable for the dongle came braided as well unlike the superlight. Overall great mouse which highlights the years of experience Razer has with mice. You can feel the quality and care that has been put into it. The only thing I would say is if you don't fully care about weight, hyper-polling dongle, and new sensor you could get away with getting the hyperspeed version on this mouse for around 70. It's a great budget option since in my opinion, the pro version is definitely on the pricier side of mice. It's the same shape and shape will always be king.