Review on 🖱️ Razer Viper Ultralight Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse: Fastest Mouse Switch in Gaming - 16,000 DPI Optical Sensor - Chroma RGB Lighting - 8 Programmable Buttons - Drag-Free Cord by Ryan Huhn

The mouse is almost perfect for me; light weight, new albeit basic features (button placement doesn't bother me at all), and satisfying clicks (fast typing and all). Unfortunately, after using the mouse for a while, the left button starts to "jiggle" and beeps when I click (right-handed and mostly playing fps). I actually bought 2 of these mice and they both start beeping when I press; Right-clicking on any of the mice will also produce that awkward noise. I think the reason is that the inside was designed next to the button hole which causes this error: where that little plug is pushing/rubbing against the plastic. I think the way to fix this is to coat the connector or the wall where these contacts meet with grease (probably a graphite based grease). or simply round off the end cap by perhaps removing the entire end cap. If you're playing FPS games, you're probably using headphones, right? so why should it bother you? Well, your fingers are the "tentacles" of your body and they are very sensitive. That beep? Its plastic will rub against a smooth surface and you will feel its vibrations. When playing FPS games, your hands need to be trained to stay calm and unhurried, albeit mostly in a state of hype. like the expression "to be on tiptoe"; be alert and ready for action, usually on the balls of your feet; They are literally at your fingertips. Basically what I'm saying is that no matter what you do to ignore it, you will either hear it or feel it, and for me it's just as hard to feel it as it is to hear it, because I know that it is there I don't mean to be poetic, I was actually a little tense writing this review. I just can't keep my head straight because of the squeaking. I have to give 4 stars for this review of the Razer Viper mouse (that's how the squeaking affects me), but I did mention that it's almost perfect. Before I go to bed, I would like to mention that the point deduction also applies to the price of an imperfect "nearly perfect" mouse. I'm tired and want to stop writing, so I'll end it here.