Review on Razer Viper 8KHz Ambidextrous Optical Gaming Mouse 🖱️ 2nd Gen - 20K DPI for Esports & Competitive Gaming by Agata Getka ᠌

On the first day, I discovered a backlash of the left button. Sounds much louder than the right. It is unpleasant to press tactilely. It turned out that the problem is massive (although the rating is 4.9 on the market, you can’t say), so I made a return. Because it will only get worse. But at the same time I was upset, because the mouse fits perfectly in my hand, well, such a small weight is my respect! Before that, I used Razer Krait for 7 years and recently there were problems with the left button (now it is impossible to work with documents). I was looking for a similar replacement, small size and weight. As a result, I settled on this model, the reviews and reviews (hello, rating 4.9 on the market) were good. But in the end, the mouse is definitely not worth its 5 thousand, but I took it for 2300, although in just a couple of days I could buy it for 1500. Disappointed in the quality of Razer, now I’m again tormented by the agony of choice. In fairness, manufacturers have recently scored on quality (hello Logitech), earlier that mice and keyboards (Razer, Logitech) served for years, and now, God forbid, they will last 2 years under warranty. Well, Razer's proprietary software is disgusting (Logitech's truth is that everything is also bad with this). In general, if you are not too picky (don’t worry too much about small backlashes and build quality), then in principle you can take it at a big discount for 1500-2022. Unfortunately, there are very few analogues with such ergonomics and weight.